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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1970
Page
2
A satirical overview criticizes claiming wives as business travel deductions. It cites mock examples from a supposed guide and parodies letters and photos used to justify a spouse’s presence, ending with advice to instead bring a trusted colleague.
Lee Mueller recounts an 18 hole Marco Island Country Club pro am where Joe Namath, in pink bed pants and turquoise shirt, chatted with fans as about 1,000 people gathered at the first tee. Mueller describes a nervous backswing, a misdirected shot that nonetheless started a lighthearted moment between Namath and the crowd.
Lee notes Namath's improving play as the pair clash on the links. The gallery crowds around and teases Namath while Lee Karlim describes errant drives, birdies, and a humorous exchange with Eddie Arcaro in a golf cart.
The Telegram urges readers to value freedom as self-control, not as political grant, aligning with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It states freedom requires personal discipline and invites harmony starting from individuals.
A columnist criticizes a 5 to 3 Supreme Court decision affirming welfare as an absolute right. The piece argues the ruling harms taxpayers, labels welfare a gratuity, warns of costly court battles to remove fraud, and calls for Congressional action to restore work requirements and property rights.
A jumble of misread terms includes ball sticks chairs and fabrics alongside scattered names and numbers. The dataset appears to be an OCR artifact with partial items across categories such as places people and objects, lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR list includes numbered and mismatched terms such as Gunlock 33 and Edible post rootstocks A More faithful 46, with stray phrases like Caucasian AT Evergreen 24 and Explosive 55, suggesting a historical wordplay or puzzle page fragment.
Ralph Drake donates and plants 20 peach, six mulberry, six plum and elm trees on the Walton Club grounds. He grew them from seedlings and spent a day transplanting them. A bed of perennial chrysanthemums donated by Mrs. Henry Ragatz Jr. was also added. Nick Jaworski helped with cedar windbreak trees.
Article discusses dental X ray use every six months, noting debated safety for children and pregnant women. Cites Lawrence Radiation Laboratory experts warning against any dose, yet acknowledges diagnostic value and legal protection like loaded aprons. Mentions broader radiation concerns from nuclear leaks and everyday exposures.
Telegram opinion reports Republican lawmakers weigh impeachment of Associate Justice William Douglas. It cites controversy over his associations, alleged bias, and a provocative volume by Human Events that accuses the justice of fomenting violence and partiality. Rep. Durward Hall comments on the judge's statements amid the debate.
Lawmakers press impeachment bids after Rep Ford studies Douglas writings. Louis Wyman defends action, warn that a sitting justice’s statements encouraging violence clash with judicial standards and demand resignation or removal. The push to impeach Justice Douglas continues amid sharp partisan rhetoric.
This fragment argues that after a perfect day the mind recalls wrongs, mocks trivial teamwork, and warns about mirror breaks and magazine subscriptions as quick paths to ruin. It evokes stray lines about hearing a bus and missing sleep, reflecting late night newspaper humor.
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