Lenin a target for April twenty second protest
John Chamberlain argues Earth Day on April 22 is misused to praise Lenin. He criticizes U Thant for calling Lenin an outstanding scholar and humanist, condemns Soviet policies, and links Lenin to violence and democratic disruption. He urges students to scrutinize such praise and focus on environmental and moral pollution.
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Nicolai Lenin
Russia
Lenin
U Thant
United Nations
Socialist Movemeent
Social Revolutionaries
Mensheviks
Social Democrats
Vera Zasulich
Karl Marx
Students For A Democratic
Bolshevik Party
Constituent Assembly
Jerry Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Chicago
U 'Thant
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Lower
Volga River
Ukraine
King Features Syndicate
Rights and boomerang of protest in a reader letter
A reader offers a long letter arguing for individual rights including protest, safety on streets, prudent use of faxes, saving money, starting a legitimate business, and earning one’s living. The piece warns against tax tyranny, union power, and mob rule, urging officials who tolerate “bossism” to be held to account.
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Burestas
Mediocre Americans Draw Attention In Opinion and Ad Gag
Telegram opinion notes Senator Aruska defended Judge G Harrold Carswell saying mediocre Americans deserve representation on the high bench. A Wall Street Journal gag ad by Chanka Associates drew over 50 responses in a day for a mock mediocre accountant position at an obscure Widge firm as a tax loss ploy.
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Roman Aruska
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Wall Street Journal
Accr
Chanka Associates
New York
Widge
Responsive ad sparks mixed replies to misnamed opening
James Chanko of the agency said he was shocked by the avalanche of replies to a phony ad. He created the post to vent at overused phrases like unlimited opportunity. Most responders were curious. a few treated it as real and even asked to be contacted after being told it was fake.
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James Chanko
Agency
Avlanche
The Ossining Roadside Tale of Wil and Cora
SIM BISHOP recounts a grim tale of Wil and Cora who run a small hillside grocery in Ossining near the Hudson. Their strained marriage, poverty, and alternating hope and bitterness drive years of quiet conflict until a sudden disappearance after seven years of bickering and a closed grocery door.
The Old Murderer and the Resurrection of Cora
A man known as Wil is jailed for Cora's murder, bones found in a mound, claimed to be buried. after fourteen years he returns to a reappearing wife who taunts him. He kills her again, invoking double jeopardy, in a chilling tale haunting the narrator. Distributed by King Features Syndicate
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Er & Jong
King Features Syndicate
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Floyd McDaniel
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Columbus
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G8th
Maj
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Corydon
Alvin Hulsebus
Humphrey Mills
Bill Vanderheiden
Humphrey Seed and Grain, Inc
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Gren
Shonka
Pat Fox
John Ernst
Monroe
Ar. Ernst
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Kearney State Teachers
Goldie Hagenbuck
Hagenhuck
Platte Center
Yes
Platte County
Hlughes
Plalle
Jackson
Gage
Senate
Hughes
Mie Howard
Pyramid with the Eye on the One Dollar Bill Meaning
The Great Seal reverse shows an unfinished pyramid with an eye in a triangle above. Adopted by Congress in 1782, used on currency since 1935 on the one dollar bill, symbolizing protection of the United States and the rise of a new order.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Congress
United States
Lee Martin
Barbs on hot dogs and secrets in the house
A fragmented note jokes about hot dogs and frankfurters with a play on price and heat. It references basements and a household secret, hinting at casual opinions and a domestic aside. The text blends humor and stray phrases without a clear story.
Telegram Promotes Freedom and Self-Control Moral Guide
The April 20 1970 Telegram edition from Columbus Nebraska advocates information for readers to promote free will and personal growth. It emphasizes that freedom comes from God not government, and links self-control to true liberty grounded in the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
The Well Child Adulthood Training And Health Advice
A discussion on forming identity and mature adulthood through emancipation from parental control choosing work and accepting responsibilities. Emphasizes loving homes education recreation and community support as vital. Advice covers infant immunization timing illness deferment and addressing pica through iron deficiency or lack of parental care.
Fragmented Clues Reveal Old Puzzle Fragment List
A jumble of cryptic phrases and scattered terms appears, resembling a damaged word puzzle. Items mention numbers, locations, and odd pairings such as Winter's Breakup, Ivan the table, and Norse night, suggesting an era-specific crosswords or code words fragment.
Prom Queen and Prom King Crowned At Creighton Event
Miss Marcella Proskovec, senior nursing student at St. Joseph's in Omaha, was named Queen Creighton at Creighton University's junior-senior prom held at Hotel Fontenelle. The court included 13 princesses and Paul A. Bausch of Ashton, Iowa, as escort and King Steighton, XVII, kept secret until coronation.
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Marcella Proskavec
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Houge
L. A. Proskeved
Columbus
Creighton
Creighton University
Hotel Fontenelle
Miss Proskovec
Paul A. Bausch
Ashton
Commerce College
King Steighton
Xvii
Missouri
New Orleans
Justin Fritz
Les Hanson
Herman, Neb
Herman
Blairé
Hoat
Inferior planets and world facts in brief quiz
Questions cover astronomy and history with answers on inferior planets Mercury and Venus, cockfighting illegality in many lands, the Canton theater fire of 1845 that killed 1870, Colombia’s coastlines, and egglaying mammals like the platypus and echidna.
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Canton
China
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