Pollution cooperation drives slow but steady waste salvage
Editorial notes industry government collaboration boosts recycling nationwide. Figures show 17 cities recover 2.5 billion cans yearly, and five billion steel cans yearly projected by 1975. NEC launches first total pollution and ecology advisory programs aiding landfill operations amid rising disposal challenges.
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National Center For Resource Recovery
Washington
R. Thomas Willson
American Iron and Steel Institute
North Hempstead
N.Y
Public Health Service
National Environmental Controls, Inc
NEC
Jefferson Parish
Society Embraces Swift Penalty Against Guerrillas
An editorial argues modern society must use strong measures against guerrilla warfare, likening death penalty to surgery for the body politic. It cites Iran’s double-dope offense law and historical harsh penalties to deter rebellion and protect state security.
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Ernest Cuney
Washington
Iran
England
King’s Highway
His Majesty's
U.S
Cain
Christmas Cards and a Cigar Quip in Rural Column
A lighthearted rural note mentions already having this year’s Christmas cards, forgetting last year’s batch, and overheard bridge banter. The piece quips that reckless driving earns newspaper ink, not careful driving, ending with a tongue in cheek line from the newspaper enterprise syndicate.
Paradox on Work Difficulty Over Time
The office philosopher notes a paradox: effort grows easier as tasks get harder, yet becomes harder as tasks grow easier. This circular idea explores how perception of work shifts with challenge and acclimation.
Memo reveals Times editorial sparked Agnew press feud
A four year old White House memo shows a New York Times editorial may have started Vice President Spiro Agnew’s feud with the press by accusing him of improper land dealings and lying about stock inheritance. It notes Agnew’s campaign hostility to the Times and cites Nixon aides urging a sharp rebuttal. Also mentions rabbinical group outreach and McGovern’s response.
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Washington
White House
New York Times
Spira Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
The
Times
Chesapeake Bay
the Times
Bay Bridge
Richard Nixon
Truman
Pat Buchan
Baytown Sun Ad Rates and Post Office Details
Baytown Sun operates as a daily paper with mailing address 1401 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and post office box 90. It lists subscription rates carrier 2.15 per month 37.00 per year and a 10 cent single copy price. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays and is represented by General Advertising Service U S Suburban Press and Coastal Publications. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for news dispatches credited to it.
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Baytown
Texas
Art of Congress
Memorial Drive
General Advertising Service
U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Iris
Bakersfield Builds a Sound Center for Country Music
Bakersfield rises as a country music hub led by Buck Owens and Merle Haggard. Local studios, managers, and venues attract artists, while Owens expands his empire near Chester Avenue. The scene blends cheaper recording costs, LA proximity, and a growing industry employing hundreds. Owens seeks stability and bigger labels to push the Bakersfield Sound further.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Nea
Nashville
West
Buck Owens
Merle Haggard
Goldie Hawn
Jack Brumley
San Joaquin Valley
Okies
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Jack McFadden
L. A
Chamber of Commerce
Nash
Ray Sisters
Morris
Herb
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Pat Buchanan
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Buchanan
Nixon
New York Board
Rabbis
George McGovern
Nivon
Che Baytown Sun
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Fred Sartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finks
Wanda Orton
Bebe Sis Eredeeens
Buck
Owens
Old River Theater
Chester Avenue
Brumley
Henson
Oildale
Steve McQueen
McFadden
Old Buck
Blackboard
New York City
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