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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1972

Page

2

Grandpa's letter to grandchildren on God and living kindly

A reader anonymous writes a grandfatherly letter to his two grandchildren about faith. He explains that God is everywhere in nature and in the heart, encourages daily prayer and kindness, and says forgiveness comes through sincerity and effort to do right. He urges following simple Garden Rule and loving God with heart and soul.

Mommy Daddy God Jesus Haight Lfe Heaven Grandpa

Almanac Debuts in Telegram With Weather Predictions

The Farmers Almanac enters Telegram coverage next week with weekly weather forecasts, home tips, and jokes. The piece notes the Almanac claims decades of accuracy, cites sunspot cycles and 380 years of data, and mentions New York City as a new subscriber.

Farmers Telegram Abe Central Plains Starling Adkance U.S C. Robertson Trowbridge New York City

Probing quotes tease on public pulse and satire

A scrapbook of quotable lines mocks politics and media culture. Snippets include Sen George McGovern praising public sentiment, jabs at letters from readers, and quips about golf art and local gossip, all captured in a cheeky collage of phrases.

Nixon to work closer with Cabinet in second term

An interview recounts how President Nixon shifted from a small White House circle to closer Cabinet involvement in his second term. Cabinet wives recall tensions over phone interruptions, late hours, and the few interactions with the President, including a final, memorable meeting at Rockefeller Center.

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Manpower training programs face cuts in Nixon era budget

Government manpower training efforts, created since 1962, are criticized as costly failures that expand bureaucratic reach more than aid workers. The piece argues Congress and the Nixon administration should cut or replace them, urging focused education and a robust economy to demand skilled workers. It cites studies showing limited impact on poverty and long-term employment, while noting political resistance to alternatives like revenue sharing.

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Bite to Eat Across Seasoning Clue Filled Crossword

A compact crossword clue list presents scattered entries and definitions like “Mollities 3Beatin Reedder pit” and “Gingerbees 6 Rednetor 7 Esleyk Bunches.” The jumble mentions foods, animals, tools, and descriptors, requiring fill-in answers across and down to complete the puzzle.

Roadside Justice and Judicial Bias in Traffic Fines

A Supreme Court decision strikes down village mayor judges with financial stakes in fines. The opinion deems such bias a denial of a fair trial, citing Munroeville Ohio and historical rulings. Dissent argues cases must stand on merits, warning of broad disqualification of elected judges.

Howe Lohe Supreme Court Munroeville Ohio High Court William Brepun, Jr Monronville Mayne Brenan Byron White William Rehnquist

The Telegram Freedom Newspaper Editorial Lays Freedom Ethos

The Telegram issue from Columbus Nebraska on Saturday December 2, 1972 promotes individual freedom as a divine gift and self control. It asserts freedom is not political grant or anarchy, but consistent with truth. The piece links freedom to responsible production and personal discipline.

Your Freedom

Media bias shifts in TV news coverage of 1960s campaigns

Edith Efron’s study notes CBS ABC NBC skewed pro Humphrey over Nixon in 1962 1968 and 1972 coverage. By 1972 NBC ABC show improved fairness while CBS remained biased toward McGovern, citing specific ratios and a Munich tragedy segment as example.

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