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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1973
Page
2
The essay contrasts hilltop peace with town life and war's reality. It honors war dead on Memorial Day, pledges to honor sacrifices, and notes world turmoil despite attempts for a just order. It calls for strength of spirit and moral fiber alongside arms to keep faith with Americans.
Ernest Cuneo argues that nationality is the jewel of a people's personality and warns that base nationalism and mass intelligence misuse threaten civilization. He critiques Watergate era CIA involvement, urging strong legislation to curb covert conduct in the United States and notes Francis Galton's fingerprinting work.
Dr. Lamb answers a reader asking if excess protein can harm health. He explains excess protein is converted to carbohydrate or fat, and warns only liver or kidney disease patients may need restriction. No danger of protein overdose for most people, though overall calories matter.
Washington dispatch details Sen Norris Cotton’s warning about a long hearing for CAB nominee Oklahoma Judge Lee West. White House aide Flanigan signals White House will push West despite Cotton's opposition amid talk of behind the scenes deals with American Airlines.
A federal and state employment trend favors Vietnam and post Korea veterans with education limits up to 14 years. Veterans receive five point examination preference, ten points for service-connected disability or Purple Heart, and possible priority on civil service lists. States vary in how they grant protections for spouses and mothers of deceased or disabled veterans, with some limiting to police and fire posts. Retirement credits and local job preferences also appear, alongside waivers of age and health restrictions in many cases.
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