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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

Page

2

Telegram Opinion on Gold Backing and Private Mints

Private enterprise money could revive the monetary system by minting coins exact in weight and purity using gram based gold and silver units. The piece argues gold is not absolute but most stable and cites historical episodes like Continental currency and Civil War greenbacks. It mentions the Franklin Mint as an example of private minting today.

Continental Congress Nixon Pivate United States Franklin Mint

Nixon and the bow wow politics of a holiday storm

The piece mocks President Nixon for avoiding explanations while delivering bold claims on economics and the dollar. It notes his televised comeback, links to public unease, and mentions Connally’s price freeze as banking profits loom, with Wall Street and Detroit cited as pleased as Meany rages and Nixon muses in silence.

Secretary of Treasury John Connally Nixon Wall Street Detroit George Meany Mr. Nixon

August Month Reflections From A Quiet Season

A nostalgic‑tone piece extols August as a sane, neglected month. It notes its Roman namesake Augustus Caesar, hints at past vacation calm, school waiting for September, evenings outdoors, and simple pleasures like watermelons. A space invites readers to add their own August positives.

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Columbus May Have Been Covered Like a Moon Shot

A playful imagined broadcast from Aug 3, 1492 traces Christopher Columbus departing from Palos de la Frontera aboard the Santa Maria with interviews from Genoa and Genoa High School figures, including Don Alfredo, Senor Fernandez, Monti Loven Ponti, and Cardinal Isabella, blending historical setting with a faux modern news style.

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Understanding Blackheads and Oily Skin Care

Dr Lawrence Lamb explains that blackheads arise from natural skin oil secretions not dirt. External remedies often fail. best approach is washing the face several times daily, using warm cloths, avoiding oily products, and occasionally wiping with alcohol to remove surface oil and reduce bacteria.

Lawrence Lamb Dr. Lamb

Fragmented OCR list of terms and clues across topics

A garbled OCR style compilation of numbered terms and clues spanning science, geography, language, history, and random phrases. The text reads as an irregular glossary or puzzle fragment with scattered proper nouns, numbers, and foreign words, lacking a coherent narrative or central event.

Nixonian decisiveness in Vietnam and economy shocks

Analysis argues Nixon’s presidency features abrupt, calculated moves that shift events. It traces Vietnam options faced in 1968, shifts toward Cambodia and Laos actions, and China diplomacy aimed at countering the Soviet bloc, alongside bold economic policy steps to meet political timing.

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Nixon wage price freeze sparks mixed economic debate

Critics argue wage price controls only mask inflation while supporters say the measures could curb inflation and stabilize the dollar. Economists Friedman and Galbraith split on effectiveness with concerns about long term impacts, black markets, and reduced free market prosperity.

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