Ingredients Of War In Korea
A reflection on Korea amid U.S. and South Korea forces facing North Korea across the 38th parallel. The piece weighs isolationist currents, political will, and the risk of a renewed conflict, noting past withdrawals and the perception of American power in Asia. It questions under what circumstances Washington would intervene to protect American lives and interests.
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Korea
U.S
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Asia
South Vietnam
Thailand
China
North Korea
Koreas
Vietnam
Harry Truman
Truman
Ford
Congress
Oval Office
Midway
Enterprise
Baytown Glimpses Recall 1846 1936 Local Scenes
Sun Files recounts Baytown history with notes on 1846 Horace Mann events and 1936 era items. Stories mention vocational classes at Robert E. Lee High, Humble Baytown Refinery labor stance, a 1934 Chevrolet theft, Barbers Hill Gushers' semipro win, Nu Gulf Cafe opening, Myrna Norris winning a contest, Culpepper’s expansion, and memories of Tommy Brundrett and school principal changes.
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Baytown Sun
Robert E. Lee High School
W. F. Muller
Humble
Baytown
Oil Workers Union
Carl Myers
H. C. Spence
Barbers Hill Gushers
Houston
E. G. McGonnigal
Nu Gulf Cafe
Main
Pelly
Frenchy Broussard
Myrna Lee Norris
Charles Norris Jr
la Porte
la Porte High School
Culpepper’s
Texas Avenue
Guberman
Tommy Brundrett
Horace Mann
The
Green Goblins
W. T. Creager
Summer Market Dullness Contrasts Forecasts From Earlier Hope
The Business Mirror deems the summer stock market bored with no excitement, despite analysts predicting growth. It notes a Morgan Guaranty Trust study showing high trading shares by Morgan's division and argues one firm can influence prices, while many commentators go unheard.
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New York
Argus Research Corp
Institutional
House Committee On Banking, Currency, and Housing
Trust and Investment Division
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Roy A. Schotland
Morgan
Today In History highlights sept 13 1976 events
On this date 1788 the constitutional convention authorized the first national election. 1759 British defeat the French on the Plains of Abraham. 1814 Francis Scott Key detained. next morning he writes the Star Spangled Banner. 1943 Chiang Kai-shek becomes president of China. 1954 Maine elects Edmund Muskie as governor. 1955 relations between West Germany and the Soviet Union established. Includes quotes on North Korea and other notes. mentions Nixon, Attica prison, Colbert birthday, Roosevelt quote.
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Associated Press
U.S
United States
Plains of Abraham
Quebec
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Maine
Edmund Muskie
West Germany
Soviet Union
Baytown Sun Masthead and Policy excerpt
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles from editor to publisher and notes publishing details. It outlines advertising departments, postal information, pricing, and circulation options. It also covers Associated Press rights, letter policy, and rights reservation for republication and syndicates.
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Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
P. O
Box
Cartier
General Advertising Service
U. S. Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal
Aason
Battle on Plains of Abraham ends British victory
Sept 13 1759 siege near Quebec yields decisive British triumph in the Seven Years War marking a turning point in North American conflict with strong military efforts and strategic outcomes led by British forces.
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Plains of Abraham
Quebec
Verse Appeal: Let the Wicked Forsake His Way
A Bible verse urges the wicked to abandon their ways and thoughts and turn to the Lord. It promises mercy and abundant pardon from God for those who return to Him, citing Isaiah 55 7.
CIA hid Castro assassination link in Kennedy death case
Washington reports reveal CIA withheld evidence linking Fidel Castro to Kennedy's murder. Sources say Mafia involvement and public panic concerns prompted suppression. Robert Kennedy and J. Edgar Hoover were briefed. Warren Commission not informed. later disclosures traced to 1967 writings and 1971 Senate confirmation.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
CIA
Warren Commission
Castro
Kennedy
Robert
Robert Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Allen Dulles
U.S
Mexico City
John McCone
McLean, Va
McCone
Lyndon Johnson
Earl Warren
Commission
Morgan
Priv
Ilege
Joe McCarthy
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Warren
Secret Service
James Rowley
Rowley
Low renal threshold for glucose in urine explained
Dear reader, a rare kidney condition causes glucose to spill into urine even when blood sugar is near normal. The columnist explains how the 170 mg/dL reabsorption limit works, potential hypoglycemia risk, and diet adjustments while urging medical testing to assess the actual threshold and 24 hour glucose loss.
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Green Goslin
Tommy
W. D
Bill) Hinson
David Griffin
Alaine McDonald
Baytown Music Study Club
Bill Young
Ganders
T. F. Fonteno
Gulf Hill
Marilyn Padgett
Hawaii
A. R. Padgett
Roger Critzer
Yuma
Ariz
Roger HI
Austin College
Sherman
Olson Co
Harolyn Pickett
Mapleton
T. W. Brundrett
Monroe
Business Mirror
Georgetown University Law School
Kaiser Aluminum
Manufaccturers Hanover
Schotland
Acgme Travel Agency
Copley News Se
Military Armistice Commission
State Department
Com Munique
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
B. Vorster
South Africa
Attica
Defense Department
Europe
Claudette Colbert
Franklin Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Leon Brown
Dada Wadlay
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Board Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Finley
Wanda Orton
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Jack Anderson
Cuba
Fide
Johnson
Senate Intelligence Committee
Berry's
AEA
Dr. Lamb
Tom Isbell
Senator
Poles
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