Turning back the clock on food supply Malthus warned
The piece argues Malthus predicted famine if population outpaced food. It blames environmental zealots and FDA actions for hindering agricultural progress. It warns DES bans and antibiotic limits could raise meat prices, risk epidemics, and slow modern gains, stressing a fear for civilized society.
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Thomas Malthus
World Health Organization
Walaria
India
Ceylon
Venezeala
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Barron's
Financial Weekly
Vie Pda
Heles Barron’s
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Svorry
Who Is to Blame for Increasing Vehicle Thefts
A local businessman notes nearly half of 16 cars along a block had the keys in ignition inviting thefts. He cites a Columbus warning to remove keys from meters and urges removing temptation to curb joyriding and auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migtovigis
Columbus
Making the vote mandatory News Item
The article critiques Ralph Nader’s proposal to require voting in national elections. It argues compulsory voting conflicts with personal freedom to abstain, questions Nader’s consumer advocacy stance, and suggests a “no” option could better reflect public wishes. It notes the 1972 Nixon versus McGovern context and accuses Nader of harming consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nader
Nader
Mr. Nader
Americaty Business and Industry
League of Non-Voters
Morse
Richard Nixon
Geroge McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Ahery
Natey
Law and Order as a Cop's Burden in Police Life
A reflective piece argues that law and order is flawed and that cops face dangers and moral ambiguity. It recalls a father who used influence for a uniform, critiques district attorneys and judges, and recalls a personal moment with a police lieutenant named Johnny Bishop.
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Gramdfather
Iion
Denver B.D
John Bishop
Bishop
Mike
Johnny Bishop
Telegram Opinion on Freedom and Self Control
In a 1972 Columbus Nebraska Telegram issue the piece asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal self control rather than government grant. It argues against tyranny and promotes adherence to moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Ask the Doctor Too many pills and habits discussed
Reader letters criticize overreliance on pills and poor living habits. Suggestions focus on reducing alcohol caffeine and promoting water intake. A Stanford note mentions a male antibacterial prostate fluid as a potential infection treatment.
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Lamb
Lake
Poe
Abrect
Nixon era GOP ticket sparks bid for 1976 crown prince
The column analyzes Republican dynamics at Miami Beach as Nixon's influence shapes a 1976 ticket. It discusses Spiro Agnew as potential crown prince, possible VP picks James Buckley or Jack Kemp, and the battle over representation bonuses for smaller states against Eastern Establishment influence.
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Miame Beach
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
King
Protea
Agnew
Crown Prince
South
Middle West
Javits
New York
Ripon Soviety
McGovernize
New Yok
New Jersey
Ronald Reagan
Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
John Tower
Nelson Rockefeller
Spiro Agnew
Kemp
New York State
James Buckley
Miami Beach
Senate
the McCover
Eagleson Gasdéo
Republican Party
Jack Xemp
North American Unity and the Canadian Frontiers
The piece discusses rising American travel into Canada since Expo 67 and details strains in U S Canada relations. It notes Quebec separatism, regional linguistic divides, and the fear of Confederation fragmentation. It explains Canada’s branch plant economy and Ottawa’s cautious stance toward American investment amid strong pro job concerns.
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Canada
United States
Montreal
Inia
Manitoba
British Columbia
Pacific
Quebec
Maritime
Maine
Massachusetts
Great Britain
U.S
Toronto
Trudeau
Canadians and Americans urged toward continental unity
Anthony Harrigan argues that Canada must rethink ties with the United States amid politics over resource control. He envisions a continental economic policy, noting North American projects like cross border transport and the Alcan Highway could benefit both nations, while warning political change may come in the 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Trudeau
United States
American Southwest
Arctic Ocean
United Kingdom
Washington
Alaska
U.S
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King Faakedas Sund.ca
Thea
Your Freedom Newspaper
Nebraska
Penate
Tim
William Ferrar
Stanford University
Hi Melees
Tsport
Upleavars
Anitenahea
Johin Mgrvek
God
Iil
Papua
John
Anthony Harrigan
Seutard
Statwa Laduatrid Coupe
Saige
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