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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1973

Page

2

Acupuncture Exposed as Mind Over Matter in Surgery

Editorial argues acupuncture may work not by qi but via psychological factors. Chaves and Barber review six elements including conditioning, belief, distraction, and use of anesthesia. They suggest Western physiology may not yet justify the acupuncture mechanism.

Human Behavior Magazine John F. Chaves Theodore X. Barber Medfield Foundation Medfield, Mass Chaves Barber

Nixon Backyards of the President Draw Taxpayer Fees

A House inquiry reveals White House aides used taxpayer funds for landscaping at San Clemente and Key Biscayne retreats. The GSA arranged contracts with White Landscaping and Bartlett Construction, shifting staff to Secret Service payroll and inflating costs by thousands. Rep. Brooks led the investigation into the scheme and hidden expenses.

Washington San Clemente Key Biscayne Nixon White House General Services Administration White Landscaping Co GSA H. R. Haldeman Herbert Kalmbach San Clemente Estate Proxmire Haldeman Secret Service Brigido Damian) Garcia Garcia Kalmbach Landscaping Company Coast Guard John F. Galuardi White Jack Brooks Dtex House Bartlett Construction Co

Baytown Sun staff and publishing notes

The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor Publisher and Office Manager Paul Putman, and notes general publication details. It states address at 1341 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box, and pricing for subscriptions and advertising service.

Paul Putman Pat Staples Baytown Texas Memorial Drive U.S. Saberban Press, Inc Coastal Publications Associated Press

Israel War Critics Blame Russia and Detente Failures

Ernest Cuneo argues the Yom Kippur War shows Israel bore the brunt of the first blows to reveal attackers and accuses Russia of aiding Arab states and delaying detente. He warns Western Europe NATO members worsened the crisis and claims detente harms Israel and Eastern Europe.

Ernest Cuneo Washington Israel Russia English Channel Middle East Europe

Diet dangers and self‑starvation warn against DIY weight loss

Dear reader: a teen girl on a homemade diet loses 20 to 25 pounds and endures fatigue irritability and leg pain with absent menses. The columnist cautions against self imposed dieting and cites Ancel Keys 1600 calorie study, urging a balanced plan and medical check. Health risks include vitamin deficiency and possible menstrual cessation.

DR. Lamb Ancel Keys University of Minnesota

Mcwhinney Recalls His City Editing Roots and Reckless Grit

Al Baytown writer reflects on Hubert Mcwhinney a Texas journalist remembered for bold muckraking, city hall reporting, and a lifetime of nonconformity. The piece traces his clashes with Gov Miriam Ferguson, time with the Texas Spectator, a Houston column, and a planned San Jacinto County retirement before his death.

Almelinger University of Texas Miriam A. Ferguson Texas Drew Pearson Washington Associated Press Austin Cicero Socrates Holland Tex Martinet de Pression Texas Spectator Houston Hubert Mcwhinney San Jacinto County

Parrot Training and Weekend Sieges Highlight Light Moments

A quirky note surveys what to teach a parrot including clever phrases. It mentions September as a month for sunshine folks and jokes about misers becoming magicians. It adds a playful nudge that those avoiding weekend relatives should designate Sunday in a playful tone.

The Fat Cat Elizabeth Traps Humans With Food Tricks

A cat named Elizabeth outsmarts her family to secure meals. She opens cabinet doors for higher priced canned food and uses the patio door as a decoy to demand breakfast. The narrator notes multiple elaborate schemes across mornings, including tricks to get fed despite attempts to curb her hunger.

Elizabeth

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