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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1973

Page

2

Mondale calls for slimming Pentagon to save taxpayers

Senate Democrat Mondale cites a balloon shaped defense structure with excess upper ranks. He argues high officers waste time on minor tasks and vows to cut payroll, erase bloated bureaucracy, and reassign civilian help to essential duties.

Sen. Waller Minnesota UPL Mondale Pentagon Defense Department Mandate Wansfern Mesoumtey Army Capain

Rugged hunter faces social pressure over lifestyle

A outdoorsman living off the land faces disapproval from friends and neighbors who fear hunger illness and housing issues. Despite mounting opposition an organized effort emerges to challenge his self reliant life and its risks. The narrative highlights moral self righteousness and resistance to change among the community.

Tiger in the Cage at 700 Texas Press Messenger

A narrator reflects on a friend raised in poverty who now holds a steady job and has access to housing and public healthcare. The speaker questions whether the man appreciates these changes as he paces behind bars in a tiger cage, implying ongoing confinement and unease.

Jesus Plevra Barbel Calvary National Review

Watergate era tree surgery tale in memo form

Washington reports on specialization as a tree surgeon visits a dying oak. The tale parodies medical specialization with a chain of specialists from trunk work to limb men and stub lesion experts, ending with a $50 bill and the tree declared malnourished and needing care.

Act Buchwald Watergate Washington Eorry

Root Man and Tree Wells Reek in Odd Tale

Art Buchwald recounts a comic misadventure about feeding a tree and installing a tree well around its roots. A costly two day job yields a sickly result, with advice that only a true tree surgeon should handle well work and wells, plus a sly punch about jack in the pocket tips.

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Begin With Me The Columbus Telegram Motto

The piece extols self reliance and freedom, railing against government control. It cites religious and historical anchors and echoes a call for personal responsibility aligned with independence and liberty. The note references the Columbus Telegram dated Tuesday August 28 1974.

Buch Jet Peyce The Columbus Telegram Columbus

Eliminating Pot Belly Through Diet and Core Exercise

Dr. Lamb advises that shedding abdominal fat starts with cutting alcohol and bar stool time. He notes many tall people carry fat under the skin, recommends abdominal sit ups and leg lifts, and emphasizes reducing internal fat before the pot belly can shrink.

Lawrence E. Lamb Dr. Lamb le Tony

Austere clues and scattered letters puzzle readers

A fragmented Variety Across puzzle fragment shows numbered clues and garbled letter strings. It includes cryptic style entries for Across and Down with hints such as 41 Austere and 43 Starts, plus stray language fragments and misprinted terms, suggesting a damaged crossword page with mixed junk and decipherable terms.

War Powers Clash: Is the President Above Congress Now

The piece debates who may “make war” versus “declare war” with Watergate as context. Barry Goldwater argues the president holds power to repel sudden attacks, while Elizabeth Holahan and others say Congress must approve military actions. Veto risks and past Vietnam era debates color the constitutional dilemma.

Congress Wixon United States Origital Lov Legislative Branch Barry Gellwater R-Ariz U.S Goldwater Hollaman Supreme Court Hall Cambodia House Senate Jacob Javits D-Ny Foth Vietnam Tonkin Gulf Nixon

Shroud open for scientific examination and testing

The Shroud of Turin faces formal testing by a scientific commission authorized by Pope Paul VI and other authorities. The process aims to verify its authenticity and origin, with extensive TV coverage anticipated in Europe.

Turin Ovat Fidermtlonay Scientific Commission Jesus Paul VI Pirin Savoy Europe

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