Nebraska Indiana oppose Army retreat in water plan
Nebraskans join Indiana in criticizing Army retreat on river projects. Editorials condemn Corps of Engineers as pushing costly, failing Mid-State Reclamation Project and Chicago sewage spread, with little irrigation progress and steady funding despite broad public opposition.
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Indiana
Army Corps of Engineers
Indianapolis
Corps of Engineering
Chicago
Nebraska
Verreal
Poverty Czars Exploit the Poor Inaction on Community Action
A syndicated critique questions the Community Action program begun in 1964, citing billions spent with few proven poverty reductions and numerous alleged scandals. The piece accuses program leaders of siphoning funds and exploiting the poor, urging an end to federal support and placing the burden of proof on proponents.
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Nixon
Republican National Committee
Daniel P. Moynihan
Community Action Agencies
CAA
Harlem
Elizabeth
Nos
CAA Board of Directors
Stad
Las Vegas
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Community Action
Canton
Ohio
Hunter
Oklahoma
Grand Junction
Cal
Nassau
Washington
Sant Juan
Tex
Scottsburg
Ind
Yakima
Wash
Jersey City
Black Panther Party
Grants
N ML
Community Action Board
York
Portland
Ore
Suburbs Not Rich Myth About Education Debunked
Columnist Guy Wright argues the belief that rich suburbs fund city schools is a myth. He explains property taxes mainly come from business and industry, not homes, and many suburbs lack large tax bases.
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Guy Wright
The High Price of Diplomacy in Ambassadorships
A satirical report alleges U S ambassadors are bought by large campaign gifts. It cites Luxembourg’s $300,000 donor Ruth arkas and notes Zemuluia’s foreign minister warning of insulting low contributions while the U S envoy to Zemutul is said to have given $50,000.
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Washington
Luxembourg
Ruth
U.S
U. S
Republican Party
Zemuluia
Nixon
Monty
Foreign Minster
White Mosse
Tonkidash
Zemululu
Zemutul
Wwe
Sendi
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Donor Cash Tangles in Ambassador Assignments
A discussion reveals how donor contributions influence postings, with a Luxembourg post tied to a $90,000 donor and a record of $200,000 in a concealed donation. The exchange questions transparency, geography, and political favors behind ambassador picks, amid claims of devalued dollars and covert funding.
Telegram urging freedom and moral self-control in the 1973 issue
The Telegram asserts freedom as a gift from God not a government grant, denounces controls on personal conduct, and promotes moral self-discipline as essential to liberty. Dated Columbus Nebraska, Thursday, April 1973.
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Telegram Your Freedom
Freeda Janellion
Columbus
Nebraska
Isometrics helpful or harmful for muscle building
Dr. Lamb explains that isometric exercise to strengthen muscles is possible but limited. It raises blood pressure briefly, may not engage many muscles enough to boost heart and lung conditioning, and requires more than a 60 second effort. For best results, combine isotonic work with isometrics.
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Lawrence E. Lamu
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Fishy Across a Dark-Blue List of Food Fish and Terms
A scrambled cross reference style entry lists food fish names and related terms, including vintage food phrases and foreign language hints. It includes scattered clues such as native metals, verbs, and nouns like solitary, authentic, verbal, price, and various descriptors, with many garbled fragments and misaligned numbers.
Herrnstein case stirs campus unrest and contested racism claims
In 1971 a controversy over psychologist Herrnstein centers on campus protests, alleged harassment, and debates about racism and heredity. The Commentary piece argues for academic integrity amid accusations, noting Herrnstein’s work concerns inheritability and social policy while denying explicit racial claims.
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Aenovaling
Rnin aLtev
Aflante Monthly
RJ. Herrnstein
Camp Rulieds
Bin
le Noly Weltes
Harvard
T Herrnstein
Nerrnstein
Herrnstein
University of Iowa
Princeton
Iowa
University leaders collide with speaker safety after talk cancel
An account portrays university officials debating safety for lecturer Sterrnstein amid campus upheaval. Administrators privately acknowledged the text was racist yet refused to confront radicals, effectively silencing debate by letting the extremists’ influence grow.
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UAW
Taiskeil
Mie Campis
Lin Kaid
Sterrnstein
Fle Prhiceta
Cailivaly
Princelows
Goleen
Rome
Florinstein
Herrsteln
Predicting presidential behavior remains elusive across history
Scholars argue that forecasting exact actions of a future president is unreliable, as personalities meet unforeseen situations. Yet journalists can spot cues, such as Johnson’s energy and ego before office or Nixon’s discomfort in small talk, shaping public impressions of leadership style.
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Soma
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Wasington
Vietnam
Richard Niven
Peking
Moscow
Johnson
Journaliss
Senate
White House
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Saigon
Nixon
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