New Revolution Is In Progress
Robert W. Sarnoff of RCA declares an Electronic Revolution based on solid state integrated circuits will transform work and life by 1980. He predicts mass production will make circuits almost costless per function and highly reliable, enabling instant data access in business homes education and underdeveloped regions.
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Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA
Imperial College of Science and Technology
London
Sarnoff
Baytown Sun Masthead and publication data
The Baytown Sun shows its staff and management names including Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Leon Brown Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Pat Staples along with editors and office roles. It lists publication details 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates carrier and mail, with Associated Press rights and general advertising representations.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Leon Brown
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Has Double Standard in Mass Media Industry
Ernest Cuneo argues that public has a right to know about networks like CBS owning a baseball team and payola ties. He notes CBS management’s limited cooperation with probes and claims campaign TV money corrupts public affairs coverage and access.
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Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
New York Yankees
New York City
John Lindsay
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
New York
Ruth
Columbia Records
CBS Record Company
Wall Street
Capitol Hill
Caesar
Congress
NBC
ABC
Diet dangers and false positives in blood testing warned
A reader asks about an egg and grapefruit diet promising rapid weight loss. Dr Lamb debunks such plans as unsafe and explains why rapid fat loss is unlikely and risky to organs. The piece also defines false positives in blood tests, noting syphilis tests are not 100 percent accurate and that further testing provides accurate results.
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DR. Lamb
Appreciation Letter For Baytown Sun Circulation
A reader from Alice Springs thanks The Baytown Sun for its local coverage and late but exciting delivery. She praises the paper’s reach into town news and memories and sends regards to local families Joe B. Orton J. E. Parker and G. F. Kimmey.
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the Sun
Sun
Baytown
Memorial Ave
Alice Springs
Northern Territory
Australia
Joe B. Ortons
J. E. Parkers
G. F. Kimmeys
Office Wolf Spends Night Away From Cookie Jar
Barbs by Phil Pastoret notes the office wolf keeps his spending money in a cookie jar and remarks that spending a night out is about all one can afford today.
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Wolf
Nixon White House IRS axis exposed in Watergate testimony
Internal Revenue Service official Roger Barth described a monthly set of sensitive cases involving the President's friends contributors and aides flagged for potential embarrassment. The group included Billy Graham John Wayne and Nixon's osteopath Dr Kenneth Riland. Barth said the list guided White House contact and that Treasury officials alerted the President. A separate note says Kennedy and Johnson reportedly used a similar information network. Farm junket: House Agriculture Committee members traveled to Brazil and Venezuela with private funding from those countries rather than U.S. taxpayers.
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White House
IRS
Billy Graham
John Wayne
Kenneth Riland
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Internal Revenue
Roger Barth
Barth
Julie
Tricia Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Treasury
Edward Schmults
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
House Agriculture Committee
Brazil
Venezuela
United States
U.S
Typo Fun From The Sun Proof Desk
A collection of humorous typographical corrections from The Sun proof reading desk. Jokes include appendectomy rumor tumor, United Methodist Church misread, Hargraves on tune, uncensored Chinese newscats, courses on real estate, hood hands, and the curlest April month.
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Sun Proof
First
United’ Methodist Church
United
Mary Rydell
Mark Rydell
Hargraves
China
Voice of America
Chamber of Commerce
Kanin Turns To Books After Film Setback
Garson Kanin has published a novel titled A Thousand Summers a warm love story he says reflects changes in the film industry. He explains the collapse of The Golden Years Caper led him to focus on literature and predicts future movies may be shown at home via cable pay TV or cassettes.
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Hollywood
NEA
Garson Kanin
Kanin
MGM
Preas
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Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Ce Seeter
Grial
Tiling
Pat Staples
Wsn
CUNEO
Ernest Cuneo
Lawrence E. Lamb
God
By Phil Pastoret
Jack Anderson
Internal Revenue Service
Anderson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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