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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
A polemic argues for retaining the wealthy class as drivers of progress. It claims millionaires fund industry, jobs, television, and space efforts while acknowledging moral criticisms of some. The piece warns against heavy taxation harming private enterprise and broader social advancement.
The piece discusses United Press International writer Louis Cassels challenging the common misuse of ecology. It explains ecology as the scientific study of the balance between organisms and their environment, not a call to abandon human intervention. It cites EPA actions on DDT and Mirex, noting debates over benefits and risks to humanity and agriculture amid pest control concerns.
A Smithsonian observatory plans a grant funded experiment to test relativity aboard a suborbital rocket. If the clock in space runs faster as predicted, the experiment would show time dilation consistent with Einstein's theory, though others doubt a disproof is likely this early.
An article fragment discusses the North Vietnam dike bombing issue. It cites President Nixon and Defense Secretary Laird defending limited strikes on military targets, while UN and World Council of Churches leaders and Jane Fonda question credibility. The Wellhack Fishbind character offers analysis on strategic impact and moral tension.
A wartime dialogue discusses the North Vietnamese dikes complicating bombing raids. Participants debate whether destroying dikes is feasible and whether bombing will continue until Vietnam abandons dike construction, noting President Nixon’s stance.
Dr Lamb explains progeria is a pediatric endocrine disorder and not a condition seen in adults. Heavy smoking accelerates facial wrinkling, hair loss is common with aging, and a medical exam is advised to assess endocrine changes or hormone therapy options. A reader asks about long use of an IUD. the doctor reassures safety with regular exams and cancer screenings and notes no proven cancer link to IUDs.
The piece critiques Kelso and Hetter for blaming urban property destruction on alienation and class wealth concentration. It argues many vandals are not poor and cite U.S. ads, jobs, and ownership patterns, contrasting with Dutch respect for work and low destruction.
The Times Sunday Book Review examines a new Spain memoir by Manuel Cortes, with Arthur Miller’s critique provoking questions about foreign aid and feudalism. The piece notes Cortes’s Republican alignment and Franco amnesty, while challenging Miller’s portrayal of foreign intervention and Soviet influence.
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