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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
2
An opinion on the David Susskind program reveals how welfare demands and taxation shape public behavior. It argues early tax policy created a welfare mentality, fueling short term gains but long term risk of confiscatory policies and expanded welfare dependence.
The piece critiques the publication and fabrication of so called secret Pentagon papers, noting Buckley and media missteps, while urging reforms. It cites estimates of classified material, calls for independent declassification review, and argues the public has a right to informed participation in national decisions.
A guest lecturer argues that four years of college plus extended schooling shape a futureless mindset. He cites Hoffmann on building knowledge brick by brick, critiques rote learning, and suggests early basic instruction with later engaging methods. He notes students’ spelling and penmanship gaps and urges differentiated pacing and clarity in the classroom.
A voice laments stale lectures and clerical dominance in schools. The speaker proposes early hands on field experiences for engineers and other professions to reshape career planning and avoid overqualification. They urge retired educators to lead rather than elected politicians in education policy.
The Telegram from Columbus Nebraska on Monday August 7 1971 proclaims that freedom must be self controlled and aligned with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, stating freedom is a gift from God not a government grant.
Dear Dr Lamb explains that a lower abdominal pot is caused by weak lower abdominal muscles rather than obesity. Regular safe exercises with knee flexion and controlled leg positions help tone the area, plus conscious inner abdominal contraction. Avoid risky electrics devices. FTC warns they are dangerous and should be discarded to prevent harm.
A jumble of labeled terms and fragments including foods drinks dental terms and assorted oddities. It appears as an OCR garble lacking a coherent narrative or clear subjects.
A sharp observer argues Nixon's detente with China unsettles Soviet and Arab calculations, aiding Israel temporarily. The piece notes U.S. unpredictability, Soviet worries over the Manchurian border, and potential shifts in military aid to Egypt and Israel as Kissinger and Sisco maneuver for a wider diplomatic opening while elections loom.
The piece argues Nixon should revoke the Rhodesia trade ban, noting Congress with Byrd Collings bills seeks to allow chromium ore imports. It cites Rhodesia's strategic metal role, Soviet chrome dependence, and potential Southern Africa growth and suggests executive action now to unlock trade and economic gains.
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