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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
3
Editorial notes the 1898 Harper's Weekly will of Charles Lounsbury later Williston Fish and his poetic bequest to future generations. It imagines gifts to children lovers and the aged, urging appreciation of nature amid modern pollution and technology.
Secret testimony links Dwayne Andreas, key soybean oil financier, to the $25,000 cash used in the Watergate bugging plot. Kenneth Dahlberg testified Andreas delivered the money to campaign fundraiser, with the funds later traced to Maurice Stans and routed toward the Nixon effort.
A fragmented Baytown Sun page lists staff roles from editor to publisher and mentions the Baytown Post Office address and advertising rates. It references Associated Press material and republication rights with minimal coherent details.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb warns medicines lose potency with age and should be dated on dispensing. Readers are advised to discard unused penicillin after about two years and to avoid stockpiling medicines for children. Sunflower seeds are not harmful if calories fit, with oils adding fat but polyunsaturated fats offering some benefit. The note ends with a Biblical verse.
Analysis by Ernest Cuneo tracing control of the Mediterranean through ancient and modern rulers. The piece argues Nixon preserved Med control by naval demonstration and actions similar to Churchill, Truman, Eisenhower, and FDR, portraying leadership during crises. It emphasizes strategic maritime power and political resolve over popularity.
The column satirizes money conversations and branding with wry takes on TV dinners and consumer culture. It notes a rash of sensational phrases and ends with a quip about pessimism and wrongness.
The piece outlines abstinence as the cure and details physical and mental treatments for recovery. It emphasizes early treatment, social stability, and family ties, and notes options like Antabuse, psychiatric counseling, clinics, AA, and relapse realities. It provides contact avenues including AA, Narcotics Anonymous, and Bob Scott at Beverly Manor Hospital in Orange California.
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