Nixon budget sting hit back home with alarm over deficits
The column likens Nixon's budget gap to a harried housewife balancing bills, noting a projected 25 to 35 billion dollar shortfall and contrasting it with postwar deficits. It blames inflation, wage demands, and labor costs for eroding the economy while accusing the public of greed and overstepping production limits.
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Mr. Nixon
Sally Slewfoot
Mr. Johnson
Nixon
Lable
Agenda for Nixon Peking visit raises peace hopes
The piece weighs how to craft a Peking agenda in talks with China, noting aims to reduce Asia tensions, debate on Taiwan, trade prospects, and the risk of alienating long-time allies. It cites Nixon’s “Journey for Peace” and warns that agenda wrangling may take months to produce a plan with real peace potential.
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Henry Kissinger
Nixon
China
Peking
Chou En-tai
Asia
Western Pacific
Outer
Mongolia
India
Burma
Thailand
Korea
Red China
United States
Amelia
Taiwan
Republic of China
Chiang Kaishek
Three-Car Crash Near Duncan Kills One, Four Hurt
A late Sunday three car crash near Duncan left one person dead and four hospitalized. State troopers reported motorists ignored emergency lights, hindering ambulances and police. Nebraska law punishes interfering with emergencies, with escalating fines and jail terms for repeat offenses.
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Columbus Area
Wes
Duncan
Platte County Civil Defense
Jack Bullington
Columbus Fire Department
Nebraska
Questions and Answers From the Europa Quiz Sheet
A set of quick trivia items covering the largest port in Europe Rotterdam, the United Nations 1971 budget of 192 million, and the century plant history. It notes Rotterdam as the port, UN budget as a record high, and that the century plant rarely lives a full century before flowering and propagating.
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United Nations
Slow boat to China view of China detente and media limits
A Washington column warns that detente with China will bring exhaustive media coverage from correspondents with Chinese visas. It previews perceptions of Maoist China, the Great Wall, cultural shifts, daily life, and propaganda, while cautioning readers about possible viewer fatigue ahead of President Nixon’s visit.
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Washington
Red
China
Mao Tsetung
Great Wall
Soviet Union
Shanghai
West
Mao Tselung
Peking
America
People's Republic
Nixon
Peace Begin With Me Telegram August 3 1971
Columbus Nebraska edition quotes a creed on freedom and self control. The message asserts freedom as a divine gift not a government grant and aligns it with moral guides. The piece appears in a local Telegram dated Tuesday August 3 1971.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Appendicitis doubt and middle pain guides care
A 16 year old with right side pain over a year questions appendicitis. Lawrence Lamb notes middle pain around ovulation can mimic appendicitis and avoid unnecessary surgery. other abdomen lymph node swelling and digestive issues may imitate appendicitis. Follow doctor, monitor attacks, and consider nonoperative explanations.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
de. Lamb
Ural
Lamb
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Across and Down Summary
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Five-Power world reshapes ideology in Nixon China era
The column argues Nixon's China shift signals a move to a five-power balance among the United States Russia China Japan and Western Europe eroding ideological rigidity. It compares this to 1938's Hitler Stalin pact and warns liberal moralists may struggle to condemn regimes while realpolitik prevails, noting Havana and Hanoi chatter and questions about legitimacy of various governments.
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Nixon
China
U.S
Russia
Japan
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Paking
Noxon
Taleran
Heath
Pompidour
Panadopontos
Mao
Chou
Portugal
South Africa
Stalin
Nixon Chou
SDS
Mag
New York
Mixon
Havana
Hanoi
Castro
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Thieu
Metrano leads spoof Chicago Teddy Bears on CBS TV fall slate
The program set in 1920s Chicago features Art Metrano as Big Nick a Capone type gangster whose plans fail. Cast includes Hunts Hall Mickey Shaughnessy and Jamie Farr in comic roles with period attire and Prohibition era styling.
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Cbs-Tv
Untouchables
Jerry Thorpe
Chicago Teddy Bears
Chicago
408
Ate Mictrana
Big Nick
Capone
Flo
Motrana
Metrano
Brooklyn
Art Metrano
Big Mick
Fairbush Avenue
Dimeah
Metrana
Hunts Hall
Dead End
Valeling
Mickey Shaughnessy
Jamie Farris
Joyce Metrano and the Big Nick Comedy Series Cast
Joyce Metrano stars as Line in a family saga with Terence Teal as Dean Jones and John Banner as the uncle. Margin Kaplan plays Jones’ nervous accountant. Melrana fully inhabits the Big Nick role. The piece notes Metrano’s decade in showbiz, early struggles, and a practical joke plan for a drive-in gag.
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Metrato
Aid Foll
Line
Big Nick
Hood
John Banner
Margin Kaplan
Jones
Melrana
Shaughnessy
Wall and Farr
Metrania
Metrano
Moryana
Long Beach
L.A
Rose
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