Mail Privacy Fears Roil Overseas Correspondence
An AP dispatch from St Louis reports new federal rules allowing postal clerks to open nearly all overseas mail without warrants or reasons. Customs may review mail unless addressed to ambassadors or high officials, prompting fears of broader privacy intrusion and government overreach.
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St Louis
Fost
Savapy
Lewis
Margary Childs
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
AP Spd
Federal Register
Childs
Customs Bureau
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
White House
Mr. Childs
Big Brother
Washington
Trees Shape Suburban Plans Says Noted Expert
Telegram opinion cites Stobert A. Bartlett of Newspaper Enterprise Assn urging suburban development include trees alongside streets utilities water and sanitation. Bartlett argues shade trees are an investment for the future, improving livability, beauty, shade, noise reduction, and air quality amid broad building codes.
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Stobert A. Bartlett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bartlett
Bartlet
NEA
Tree Lovers Debate Regulations on Saving Big Trees
Citizens argue against mandatory protections and fines for removing trees. They favor voluntary preservation and incentive through persuasion over government power to decide which trees stay or must be replaced. Proponents urge developers and owners to save or replant trees as a matter of freedom and responsibility.
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Lke Mc Barnett
Doctor's Orders Laugh and Nurses’ Nerve Tangles
Jim Bishop surveys a hospital ambulance of jokes from Gerry Blumeiield's Popular Library spoof collection. A string of dental snickers and neurosis misfires features a new father shouting about gender, a pregnant patient denying a husband, and a memory lapse patient with breakfast vanished.
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Gerry Blumeiield
Dee
Miami
Hsband-And
Rappaport
Napoleon
Dotter
Medical Comedy Snippets From Witty Clinic Tales
At a medical convention doctors joke about patients and prescriptions. A wife asks about dosing “hot for him” pills, an internist warns against wires and song, and a surgeon notes an operation misstep. A rabbi settles a dying patient bill, a tailor’s son retells family drama, and copyright notes close the piece.
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Doolgy
Hushani
Abs. Jones
Del
Rosenkrantz
Direc
The Question Box asks if government aids the least fit more
The answer argues yes, blaming politicians for hindering producers and limiting trade with tariffs and quotas. It cites Rome and Galatians to claim natural law favors producers, warns of scarcity and economic collapse, and concludes government misreads moral law while helping the least fit. The text ends with a reader question about Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Rome
Jong
Telegram editorial promotes freedom and self-control
The Telegram argues freedom comes with self-control and moral limits guided by religious and civic principles. It asserts freedom is a gift and should not slide into license or anarchy, urging readers to align personal action with the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. The piece appears in a Columbus Nebraska issue dated Friday April 17 1970.
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St. Edward
Dan J. Dodrill
Howbert, Cole
Europe
Dupl
Union Pacific
Columbus
Doctor's Mailbag Bleeding Causes and Rectal Topics
Reader questions cover rectal bleeding beyond hemorrhoids including fissures polyps and colitis amebic dysentery and other conditions. Proctoscope versus barium enema explained along with cancer risks rectal inflammation and rectocele treatment and routine examination advice.
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Flo
Kite Tourney Draws Five Centers For Creston Meet
Kite flying enthusiasts from Columbus Lindsay Hurophrey and Curttlea will join Creston Flyers for a 1 30 p m ice tournament at Creston recreation center trophies for winners donated by Creston center five centers may enter six kites per division three divisions tail tailless and box kites altitude messenger racing and looping count toward scoring age limit 18 years six entries per center with first and second entries in each division
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Columbus
Lindsay
Hurophrey
Curttlea
Creston
Creston Recreation Center
Washington
United States
George W. Norris
Ind
Nebraska
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Robert A. Taft
R. Onio
Homer P. Bone
D. Wash
Unite States
Washburn plan aims to boost U S tourism imagination
A critical look at Johnson era travel taxes contrasts with Nixon's tourism push led by C Langhorne Washburn. The piece cites Washburn's plans to attract foreign visitors, improve conventions, and expand travel incentives, hoping to reverse a multi billion dollar travel deficit. It notes Japan's growing visitor numbers and possible reforms like visa easing, language help, and space and rail attractions to lure tourists.
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Johnson
Jet Administration
U.S
Nixon
C. Langhorne Washburn
Washburn
United States
Japan
Australia
Japyn
United Kingdom
West Germany
Canada
Mexico
U.K
Mer
Treasury Department
America
Contiguous States
Alaska
Western Hemisphere
New York
Kotzebue
Senate
Washbar
King Features Syndicate
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on hidden money myths
A short column humorously questions the idea that the man who hawks loans has extra cash tucked away. It suggests a playful take on the Loch Ness monster, joking that the center is away pursuing a mere rumor.
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Phil
Ja Jeer Classical Math Discount Shop Sale
Ja Jeer offers 20 percent off all items across the shop. Customers flock to the discount venue seeking bargains on math-themed merchandise and classroom supplies. The promotion highlights a broad range of products with consistent price cuts.
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King Features Syndicala
Hot Springs
Ark
Columbus, Nebraske
Bear
WEA
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Mm. DB
H Adnan
Hawaii
Hewaiian Garl
Fompiliuc
Spain
EIT
Oodsturl
Kingdom
Philip
Dragalo
Francisco
Sone Baers
Hay Wee
Royal Sui
Volbane
Ana
News of
Yesteryear
Svea C. Loomis
Clifford Quante
PTA
Kramers High School
Glenn Smith
Ben Milelak
Arol Sipes
J. D. Grand
Telram
American Legion
Milton Wagner
Ben B. McNair
Legion
Grand Island
Legion Post
Legion's National Employment Committee
Division of Employment Security
Chamber of, Commerce Board of Directors
Bec
Sam Penpler
North Park
John Chamberlain
Tdere
National’ Parks
Wilkows
Newport
Bul
Cape Kennedy
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