Inflation fears as wage deals fuel cost of living rise
Telegram opinion warns that wage settlements in key industries widen inflationary pressure. CWA's Hell Telephone contract, plus copper, postal, aluminum, steel and rail deals, push up living costs while Nixon and the Fed face limits on government action and private sector restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communication Workers of America
Hell Telephone
America
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
John Kenneth Galbraith
Simple solutions cannot solve population control
The piece criticizes so called simple measures like adding something to water to reduce birth rates. It argues such methods are invasive, scientifically infeasible, and violate individual rights, citing Oakley and Djerassi, and notes side effects and environmental risks make them unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Ihovilariahs
Stanford
Tynvassi
Arled
mMtimans
Hea
Oakley
End of World Prediction Sparks Vila Rosali Fray
A Brazil case from a brief column notes Madelena Rosa Caracense predicting Friday’s doom and ascent to heaven. Crowds gathered as police rescued her from angry neighbors when the prophecy failed to unfold, illustrating local appetite for sensational end times chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelena Rosa Caracense
Brazil
Hadel
Vila Rosali
Notable Horse Talk and Girl Obsessed Youth Reflections
A fragmented reminiscence traces a boy’s odd dialogue about racehorses and adolescence. He recalls Jim Bishop and Jim Tushop with quirky observations on intelligence and luck, then pivots to a gritty, candid view of girls, dating, and sociology through a tense, escalating family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathi
Arnie Winick
Jim Bishop
Jim Tushop
Mike Hole
Einstein
Rockingham
Telegram Freedom Newspaper Motto Reflected In 1970s Colu
A torn Telegram issue from Columbus Nebraska echoes a motto on personal liberty. The piece links freedom to self control and cites the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
USA
Ask the Doctor Many cancers preventable
The doctor explains cancer basics, causes, and prevention notes. He outlines common cancer signs such as unexplained weight loss, bowel changes, bleeding, or new lumps, and emphasizes early medical evaluation. He rejects euthanasia, condemns pain as a reason to end life, and calls for a national effort against cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Oalure
Complex Word Puzzle Fragment From 36 Clues Across
Scrambled list of crossword like clues with mixed phrases and partial entries. Appears as an OCR damaged puzzle page with numerous broken terms, foreign language hints, and fragmented item prompts across across and down sections.
Nixon Tenor in Turmoil Echoes Roosevelt Coalition Dream
Nixon appears to be losing coalition strength as support from Buckley intellectuals hard hats and Northern suburbanites frays. The administration faces labor anger over Red China, wage and price concerns, and tax pressure, jeopardizing his Sun Belt lead. Republicans push advisory studies on inflation and productivity, signaling congressional pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
Deak
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Sun Belt
Buckley
Vietnam
Afi-Ciq
George Meany
Bard
Jackson
Unley
Snnybody
Republican revolt tests Nixon administration in 1970s text
The piece lists Republican senators and aides resisting White House pressure over policy. It notes 15 dissenting senators, leadership efforts to persuade them, and commentary linking the mood to potential political outcomes for Nixon akin to Roosevelt in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Javits
New York
Percy
Ilinois
Weicker
Connecticut
Cooper
Kentucky
Case
New Jersey
Hatfield
Oregon
Brooke
Massachusetts
Mathias and Bell
Maryland
Pearson
Kansas
Sleveny
Alaska
Boggs
Delaware
White House
George Schulz
Peter Planigan
Clark McGregor
Billy Timmons
Hugh Scott
Senate
Senll
Nisun
Lie
Nixon
Hoover
Roosevelt
Welfare and Social Security Morality in Public Aid Debate
The piece argues individuals vary in ability to subsist on fixed incomes and questions fairness of welfare versus social security. It contends both programs are immoral pretexts for taking property without consent, warning that higher social security could damage younger welfare recipients and moral ethics.
Right on slang and Shakespeare cited in Times Magazine
A New York Times Magazine piece edits slang origins through reviewer Mike Jahn and a Shakespeare excerpt. It notes debates on etymology of light as precise and tracks Marc Antony’s rhetoric. The column muses on modern hip speech and mentions a two garage car and spirits in social culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mike Jahn
Sram Shakespeare
Dulius Caeserive
Tim
Marc
Antony
Caesar
Marc Antony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ton Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Michael Malloy
The
National Observer
Qakley
Stanford University
Carl Djerassi
Wales
Earthbound
Dobbin
Connie
Victoria
Helen
Healy
Lyons
Dorothy Par
Jim
King
Syndicaty
Columbus
Nebraska
Gerry's
Bellicosity
Chablen City
Man of Yale
Nobleman
Besick
Boy Witte
Amer Erverpaise Assn
Levevolt
National Council On
Taft
Saxby
Ohio
Schweiker
John
Chamberlain
Nation's Press
Phil Pastorel
Coax Mall
NCAR
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