City Lights Cut Crime in Washington Campaign
Editorial notes Washington gains as sodium vapor lighting expands to high crime areas. Since 20 months ago 8 400 lights have been installed in Capitol Hill and surrounding blocks, reducing crime about 30 percent and increasing nighttime tourism and street activity with people dining and socializing under brighter lamps.
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Paris
City of Light
Washington, D.C
City of Lights
Jack Hartley
Washington
Highway and Traffic Department
Capitol Hill
Do Carrots Improve Eyesight and Iron Deficiency Clarified
Dear Dr Lamb confirms carrots provide vitamin A aiding night vision mainly in deficiency cases. He warns against excess vitamin A and notes a balanced diet and fortified milk reduce deficiency risk. The second query explains iron’s role in hemoglobin and why excess iron cannot be stored in red cells, and describes pernicious anemia treated with B12 rather than iron.
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Dr. Lamb
Nixon rejects Cuba overture after Peking and Moscow trips
Jack Anderson reports President Nixon rejected overtures to Cuba despite mixed signals from Havana. CIA notes Cuban reconsideration of U.S. ties, but White House stays firm against easing Cuba policy. Observers say Castro seeks normalization, while Nixon is urged by Cuban friends to maintain a hard line.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Russia
Castro
U.S
Latin America
United Nations
Teofilo Acosta Rodriguez
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
CIA
Chile
United States
Acosta
Che Guevara
Havana F
Bebe Rebozo
Baytown News Credits and Posting Details
Baytown Sir Paul Putman Dwight Moody Leon Brown listed as second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office. Publication info shows afternoons Monday through Saturday at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and mailing options. Represented by General Advertising Service U S Suburban Press Inc Coastal Publications and member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
General Advertising Service
U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coastal
Pigeons and McGovern Contradictions Analyze Political FlipFlops
ERNEST CUNEO critiques Senator George McGovern for rapid reversals on Vietnam and economic policy. The column mocks his 90 day claim to end wage and price controls, notes inconsistent positions, and implies his stance shifts damage his credibility. It contrasts this with a historic Dulles denial joke.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
John Foster Dues
Eisenhower
Messenger
Dulles
Sen
George McGovern
Sen. MC
Ilinois
Vietnam
U.S
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Alcoholism V AA helps pave the road back
A history of Alcoholics Anonymous and its early founders outlines how AA aids problem drinkers. The piece follows Bill in Akron in 1935, who, after nearly four years of sobriety, realizes helping others cures his own urge to drink and connects with Dr Bob to revive his practice.
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Wall Street
Akron
Ohio
Bill
Bob
Walter
Alcoholics Anonymous
Beverly Manor Alcoholism Hospital
South Tustin Ave
Orange
Calif
Bob Scott
Beverly Manor
Letter to the Editor on Brownwood Avenue levee and bonds
A Sugarland property owner writes to The Sun criticizing plans to elevate Bayshore Drive as a perimeter road. He cites a $1,000 assessment and $350,000 bay-side investment, urging neighbors to oppose a levee that could protect against high tides.
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Brownwood Addition
Bayshore Drive
Baytown
Bay
Glen Walker
Brownwood
City Legal Department
Burnet Bay
Clyde A. Tucker
Tuscany Street
Sugarland
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