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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
3
Editorial argues for a nationwide network of Bicentennial Parks to mark the nation 200th anniversary in 1976. Each state would host 100 to 500 acre parks on donated land with Congress funding construction and state operation, featuring a pavilion for exhibits and events.
The National Democrats fail to win seats in Bonn and stay below the 5 percent threshold for state representation. A Federal Office report shows about 31,500 far-rightists in West Germany and West Berlin amid a 60 million population, dispersed across 66 minor parties.
The essay argues that education starts at home and that Harvard confirms parental influence shapes a child more than school. It asserts busing cannot fix delinquency, urges universal high quality education, and notes teachers alone cannot offset poor home environments. It cites TV impact and Kennedy on life’s unfairness.
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher John Wadley and executive editor Jim Finley among staff. It notes offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal box 90 and Sunday edition information. Subscription rates are given and AP membership is acknowledged.
Doctor Lamb describes how gallstones form from cholesterol and bile pigments, the gallbladder as a storage reservoir, and how stones can block ducts causing pain or jaundice. He notes that small stones may pass but most require surgical removal and advises two doctors’ opinions before operation.
Secret Humphrey memo by Ken O'Donnell marks Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and California as decisive battlegrounds to beat Muskie and win the Democratic nomination. He notes labor strength and targets Nixon as the main foe with focus on jobs and inflation amid Wisconsin Muskie gains.
The article profiles Fidel Castro asserting a perpetual mobilization mindset, rejecting elections and peaceful power, and boasting Cuba's readiness to mobilize hundreds of thousands with combat equipment. It cites his Chile visit and claims about shipments of arms after La Coubre, underscoring his hardline stance.
In remarks on Cuban policy, Fidel Castro defends arming the people and mobilizing the masses while critiquing U S imperialism. He frames Cuba as a Soviet ally, rejects peaceful coexistence as understood by non Marxists, and says Cuban policy has not changed, only the world outside has.
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