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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1976

Page

8

Chile did not fail communism did

A brief firm funded critique argues that Chile’s collapse followed communist rule rather than democracy. It blames wealth gaps and populist promises for political change, land reform, factory nationalization, strikes, and inflation, claiming production fell and the nation wrecked before returning to capitalism.

Warner & Swasey Bessemer City Chile

Community residents praise Art Linkletter show at Columbus High

Readers in nursing homes and community members express gratitude for being invited to the Art Linkletter program at Columbus High School. They describe lasting enjoyment, engagement with the city, and appreciation for Chamber of Commerce efforts to include them in local events.

Chamber of Commerce Art Linkletter Lumbus High School Wilma Chesnut Rose Zybach Goldie McLeish Wayne Smith Josephine Frey John Adams Martha Weist Ben DeLaRonde

Money and Taxes From Ancient Rome to John Hancock

A condensed civil discourse links taxation to power from Caesar to Judea to modern governance. It recalls Rome taxes, a census, Jesus cleansing the temple, Britain's colonial taxes, and John Hancock’s debt as emblem of tax and liberty debates.

Uncle Sam Rome Caesar Augustus Judea Mary Nazareth Bethlehem Jesus Warith England George III John Hancock

Money and morality in a sharp witted sermon by Jim Bishop

The column riffs on wealth and character, arguing money corrupts elsewise and measuring richness by freedom from debt. It cites education as wealth, contrasts youthful romance with old greed, and ends with a grim joke about two men who forgot to lock the safe.

England America

Theater 50 Poker wage 51 Indian cymb 52 Prominent actor

A crossword style puzzle fragment with numbered clues for across and down entries. The grid hints include theater terms, geographic names, and common nouns across themes such as drama, language, and objects. Names of actors, places, and generic terms appear in the clues, suggesting a standard puzzle layout.

Vegas Nevada Nymon

Puzzle answers list by clue numbers

Answers correspond to feminine names, place names, and abbreviations. supply includes Elysian place Lamprey Army officer Ab Pure gain Manipulate Depot Maile Hillside Scot Upon prefix Entire Person in charge of plural Malt brew Medium Ab Seabird Feminine

Ike and Rogers Comment on Treasury Raids in 1928

The quote notes a view that Treasury raids ruin chances for nominations and salary concerns for office seekers. It reflects a 1928 sentiment about government funds and political ambitions. dirigenteRoger s remarks imply skepticism about securing funds after treasury depletions.

Freedom message from Columbus Telegram boosts self control

The Columbus Telegram editorial emphasizes freedom as a moral gift from God and a call for self-control aligned with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It frames freedom as responsible restraint rather than license or anarchy and urges readers to promote peace.

Dear Dr. Lamb helps chronic left head pain diagnosis

Reader seeks guidance for two year left sided headaches. Dr. Lamb suggests tension headaches from stress and life factors, urges neurologist evaluation, possible antidepressant therapy such as amitriptyline, and muscle relaxing measures plus heat massage to ease muscle spasms.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D DR. Lamb

Soviet detente critique attacks U.S. grain policy and Brezhnev era plan

The piece argues detente is a sham that tolerates Soviet arming and misuses U.S. grain exports. It cites Miles M. Costick on U.S. grain dominance, contrasts Soviet agriculture with American efficiency, and questions policymakers including Henry Jackson and Ronald Reagan about strategic choices in the middle 1980s.

Leonid Brezhnev Hitler Winston Churchill Miles M. Costick The Heritage Foundation Mr. Costick Ben B. Blackburn Georgia Jesse Helms North Carolina Washington Ronald Reagan Henry Jackson U.S. Congress Soviet Union Costick West Middle East North American Brezhnev U.S Canada New Zealand Australia U.S.S.R Russia Panama Canal Salvador Allende Chile

Wedding plans collide with rivalry clash in 1976 note

A personal diary recalls a November 20 1976 wedding date clashing with the Nebraska Oklahoma football game in Lincoln. The writer muses about holding vows at halftime to draw a crowd while joking about weight and a one minute shopping spree prize.

Nebraska Oklahoma Lincoln Sertoma Club Safeway

Publisher Dick Howe Returns After Illness Stay

Dave Lyons publisher Dick Howe became ill during a vacation business trip and was treated in a Virginia hospital. He recovered quickly and returned to the office, feeling well and possibly ready to resume his column soon.

Dave Lyons Virginia

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