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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1972
Page
3
The piece traces Armistice Day’s transformation into Veterans Day from 1918 to present. It argues World War II and later conflicts shattered the holiday’s ideal of lasting peace, noting Korea and Vietnam and the shift to October observances. It urges rekindling the early wartime optimism and the dream of universal peace.
The piece traces shifts in United States policy from FDR through Nixon, noting Roosevelt's limited welfare stance, Wallace's left turn, Truman, Kennedy, LBJ and the 1968 McGovern move left, Nixon's defense of postwar gains, and the ongoing tug between reform and restraint. It cites party splits, elections, and key figures like Wallace, Truman, JFK, LBJ, McGovern, Harris, and Nixon.
A compact reflection quotes Job and Joseph Joubert on debating, faith, and wisdom. It notes prophetic power without love is nothing, and echoes Victor Hugo that life’s greatest happiness is being loved for who we are despite flaws.
The Baytown Sun lists its second class matter status at Baytown Post Office under federal law. It provides publication details, pricing, carrier rates, and mail rates while noting association with the Associated Press and Geneva Advertising Service for distribution and republication rights.
Washington reports reveal a memo by Vice President Spiro Agnew to Interior Secretary Rogers Morton about creating an American Indian National Bank. Gen George Olmsted proposed $1 million funding and training Indians to run the bank, with Olmsted to hold stock in escrow until ownership transfers.
Behavior Science Corporation BASICO reports suburban residents in Newport Beach California and Federal Way Kent Washington express high satisfaction with their communities but fear continued growth. They distrust elected officials to plan future expansion and many consider moving to smaller towns for a relaxed lifestyle.
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