Dale Electronics celebrates 25 years in Columbus
Dale Electronics marks its 25th anniversary in Columbus, tracing its 1951 founding by three employees to a multinational presence with four U S locations and two in Canada and Germany. The piece honors leaders Bill Simpson and Carroll Novicki and notes Columbus as a hub for industrial growth and power.
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Dale Electronics
Horatio Alger
Columbus
Power and Progress
Behlen Manufacturing
Fleischer Manufacturing
Middle State Manufacturing
Henke Machine
Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Company
Saunders Archery
Our Fair City
United States
Dale
Bill Simpson
Carroll Novicki
Simpson
Turkeys with Missing Parts Marketed By Iowa State
An Iowa State University release explains turkeys sold with missing legs or wings are not genetic aberrations but trimmed during processing. The carcass is inspected for wholesomeness but cannot be graded. These birds sell 10 to 20 cents per pound cheaper and taste equally good.
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Iowa State University
Turkey
Iowa
Dennis and Oscar the turtle in a boy's grief
Eight year old Dennis adores a small turtle named Oscar and builds a seaside home for him. When Oscar dies, Dennis mourns deeply and learns about loss while his mother and father discuss his grief and comfort.
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Dennis
Oscar
The Turtle Oscar Funeral Plans Echo in Father Son Talk
Dennis sobs as his father suggests a backyard burial in a silver casket for Oscar the turtle. They plan a communal funeral with a stone marker bearing the name Oscar, while Dennis oddly proposes killing the revived pet turtle.
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Oscar
Dennis
Managing Gout From Onset Under 30 With Lifelong Supervision
Dr Lamb explains gout often requires lifelong medical management, especially for first attacks before age 30. New medicines like allopurinol and kidney-eliminating drugs help control uric acid and reduce complications, but ongoing physician supervision and patient cooperation are essential for a near normal lifespan.
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DR. Lamb
Theim
P.O
Radio City
New York
Think Big Actness 39 Chemical 1 Tall Suffixes
A fragmented U S spellout lists clues and word fragments including chemical, suffixes, and scattered dictionary-like entries. The page shows a word puzzle style with numbers and terse hints across many categories.
Freedom Telegram declares self-control as freedom
The Columbus Telegram proclaims freedom as a gift from God and self-control aligned with truth. It states freedom is not license or anarchy, and urges readers to promote peace starting with themselves. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Friday April 9, 1976.
Seminar Reflections on Steffens and All the President's Men
In a Troy State University seminar the two books were evaluated for their muckraking approach. Steffens exposed municipal corruption and the “crude welfare” system, while Bernstein and Woodward’s No 1 story centers on Watergate and the tapes. The students debated Nixon’s role and why he kept the tapes.
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Troy State University School of Journalism
Alabama
Lincoln Steffen
Washington Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Steffens
Putin
Bernstein-Woodward
Nixon
Woodward
Butterfield
Richard Nixon
Nixon and earlier presidents examined for press rights abuse
The article argues Watergate figures misread history and urges scrutiny of past presidents from Roosevelt to Kennedy. It citesWiretapping and surveillance cases including Kennedy, Johnson, Truman and Roosevelt, then questions the ethics of Bernstein and Woodward and the value of sensational revelations.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Nick Thimmesch
Bata
Alternative Magazine
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
New York Time
Hanson Baldwin
Martin Luther King Jr
Barry Goldwater
Anna Chennault
Pendergast
Kansas City
Charles Lindbergh
Thimmesch
Harry Luce
Charles J.W. Murphy
Fortune
Bay of Pigs
Luce
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Bernstein
Woodward
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor
FDR
Carter’s grin and rise spark talk of fatigue in politics
Washington notes that Jimmy Carter’s rapid fame 15 minutes is expanding as his poll numbers rise in the last six weeks. Observers see a shift from friendly warmth to wary, as opponents label his outreach as fundamentalist and question his personal approach to voters.
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Washington
Andy Warhol
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Cheshire Cat
Ford
J. Carter
Carter
Celebrity profiles and the presidential glare in media
The piece analyzes how media chase personal details of presidents and near presidents to boost audience interest. It cites Ford and Carter and mocks endless scrutiny of family, staff, and private life, predicting deeper celebrity exposure and sensationalism ahead.
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H.L. Mencken
Eugene McCarthy
Ford
Jimmy Carter
America
Carter
Betty Ford
Susan
White House
Jack Kennedy
Henry Kissinger
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on Politics and Pledges
The column lampoons fertilizer prions and lawn mower attachments while taunting politicians for unkept promises. It quips about shelter claims for Geserd Washington and questions how he found time to run the Revolution between naps. The writer jokes a fast balding friend will host a grand coming out party.
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Geserd Washington
Politicians Think of Us Only Every Fourth Year
A quote from October 5 1924 notes that politicians' thoughts are focused on the public only in election years. The remark reflects citizen frustration with political attention waning outside campaign periods.
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Happy
Jim Bishop
King Features Syndicate
Berrys World
NEA, Incln
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Columbus ¢ Telegram
Your Freedom Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Berstein
Robert Redford
Dustin Hoffman
U.S
South Vietnam
John Chamberlain
Tom Tiede
Assa
Phil Pastoret
Roger
Tor Wi
Rogers Memorial Commission
Bryan Sterning
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