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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
3
Editorial argues the Munich terrorist group is organized and vulnerable to intelligence methods used against drugs. It contends worldwide funds and protectors can be exposed, leading to disruption. It notes the need for will and warns of possible side effects and potential Middle East peace openings.
A reader seeks help for an 82 year old with cataracts and macular degeneration. Dr Lamb explains the gold screen is due to eye changes, not eye drops, and notes personality shifts may stem from brain circulation issues. He urges consulting a physician for accurate diagnosis and treatment, discouraging reliance on nonexpert advice.
ERNEST CUNEO argues that brutal acts by self-styled righteous forces reveal a flaw in Western civilization. He cites Munich and other acts as examples of moral certainty overriding law, urging adherence to thou shalt not kill and the dangers of vigilantism.
Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 139 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mailing address P O Box W Baytown. The paper lists editors publishers and department heads including Fred Hartman editor and publisher and Preston Pendergrass executive editor. Subscription rates are 2.18 monthly 25.40 yearly and single copy one cent.
The column notes Nixon could reverse his hard line on Cuba after the election, ending the boycott and resuming trade if the OAS lifts restrictions. It cites Moscow's interest in normalization to ease Soviet burdens and links this to Vietnam talks, while detailing banking probe ties to a 25 000 dollar contribution and Andreas seeking a national charter for Ridgedale Bank.
A Texas Folklife Festival segment in San Antonio describes enduring heat and a sudden downpour mid afternoon. The author shelters with fellow fans under a Mexican food booth table, sharing chili and tortillas while the rain pummels the pioneer area and a Wendish hymn tones fade into thunder.
Rod McKuen settled in a Beverly Hills house described as spacious with about 30 rooms. He owns four dogs seven cats and a ghostly-voiced room, plans less travel, and pursues poetry books records lectures and a new album Odyssey while considering a novel or nonsectarian mass. He reflects on his rise from poverty, the critics who doubted him, and his desire to focus on home life with family and creative projects.
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