Blood Drive Urgently Needed in Baytown Area
A critical blood shortage in the Houston Baytown region prompts renewed appeals. Exxon Credit Union in Baytown hosts a mobile unit to collect blood at the Humble Building Decker Drive parking lot from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday. Donors can give life saving blood, with the note that no substitutes exist for whole blood.
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Exxon Credit Union
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Decker Drive
Noisy Toys And The Myth Of Early Genius
A psychologist argues against using toys to boost intelligence. David Elkind of the University of Rochester says purchases are often wasted and toys neither make a genius nor prevent one. He notes heredity remains a key, largely unanswerable factor influencing intellect. Bright children may stay bright unless they engage in harmful activities.
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Baytown Sun Editorial and Advertisement Staff List
The Baytown Sun presents its editorial and advertising departments with names such as Executive Editor Kim Finley Managing Editor Wanda Orton and Associate Managing Editor. Advertising staff include Leta pertererss ci secer esos and Director Classified Manager Her ute Katyn Teyas. The paper lists Baston Texas as home and rates of 42.4 per month and 2s40 per seat for subscriptions and single copies.
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Bay Gin
Soviet Idea Threat to Asia Quietly Shaping Red China Pain
Washington report assesses Soviet pressure on China and a proposed plan to turn neutral Eastern European states into peace brokers. It notes China reacting with rage after Maoist factional splits worsened by internal security moves and Chou En-lai's response to Mao’s challenges following a fatal leadership crisis.
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret Reflects Chinese Soviet Tensions
The column critiques political rifts and looming turmoil within parties, warning of purges and civil conflicts. It quotes Chou En-lai and analyzes Red Chinese power struggles over Manchuria, suggesting possible shifts toward Moscow and internal guerrilla warfare.
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Diet and sugar in low blood sugar guidance from Dr Lamb
A reader questions sugar and carbohydrate guidance for low blood sugar. The article emphasizes the need for carbohydrates from fruits vegetables and cereals, notes ketosis risks, and discusses that true hypoglycemia may stem from pancreatic tumors. It cites early human diet, sources of calcium, and cautions against excess sugars while acknowledging medical contexts.
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EEOC Chief Forced Out Over Doing Too Good A Job
Washington reports the EEOC chair William Brown is being replaced after he helped hammer AT T to a $15 million civil rights settlement and a $23 million yearly impact. John Powell will replace him, amid GOP and Nixon administration discontent. Brown, appointed 1968, faced fallout for aggressive equal pay rulings.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
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Telephone Company
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John Powell
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
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Commerce Department
Kenneth Payne
Ted Bowes
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H.R. Haldeman
White House
California
Harbor Island
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Harbor
Bob Haldeman
Watergate Fame
Justice Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Newsread Series aids poor readers in classrooms
The Reading Laboratory and NEA create The Newsread Series to help students reading below grade level. Edits real newspaper stories for sixth grade level plus reading exercises, tapes, and teacher guidance. program aims to boost vocabulary comprehension summarizing and fact versus opinion with wide coverage from sports to poverty and environment.
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Michael Schaill
the Reading Laboratory
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Schaill
Reading Laboratory, Inc
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Norwalk
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