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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
2
An editorial argues readers condemn newspapers for reporting crimes while forgetting the role of journalism in exposing wrongs. It questions the fairness of public reaction and the link between reporting and eventual trials, urging balance in viewing press duties.
A reflection on how news media strive to present facts without bias while balancing editorial influence. The piece notes editors shape selection and framing through experience education and personal views, acknowledging the difficulty of objective coverage.
An editorial voices concern over J William Fulbright arguing that the president wields excessive power in foreign policy. It recalls his 1983 stance supporting strong presidential authority and notes shifting views from JFK to Nixon and Johnson eras, concluding opposition to concentrated power in civil life.
Jim Bishop recalls a chaotic household with a massive golden German shepherd named Charlie Chan. The dog is shy around female dogs, disruptive at home, and involved in comic misadventures from teething to barking at the pool. Family dynamics, pet quirks, and a comic portrait of suburban life emerge through vivid, affectionate anecdotes.
The Telegram proclaims freedom as self control grounded in moral guides and truth, urging readers to promote liberty aligned with the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. Publication notes an issue date of Friday, December 5, 1949 in Columbus, Nebraska.
Doctors explain miscarriage causes and risks including fetal death and placenta previa. They discuss signs of prior births, pregnancy markings, and the likelihood of future births by Caesarean, plus prevention of placenta retention and maternal hemorrhage after delivery.
A puzzle style clued crossword item lists across and down entries with numerous partial phrases. The grid includes references such as Elect ion Day, Ocean, Hawaiian, Greek letters, and moon related terms alongside assorted definitions and wordplay hints.
A light Friday shower measured at .01 inch, the first moisture since October. Columbus temp reached 43 with a 30 degree low. Nebraska Council of Painting and Decorating Contractors of America plans a Dec 5 7 8 convention in Columbus with 100 members expected. New topics include a tag party, business sessions, and a banquet at Hotel Evans. The Sacramento coal burning battleship will be retired soon, marking the end of an era in Naval propulsion.
The piece argues AFL-CIO boycotts harm workers and consumers, noting GE toasters and California grapes as misdirected pressure. It warns against fueling wage inflation, harming individual liberty, and driving customers to alternatives, suggesting the middle class may reject such tactics in elections.
Fragmented OCR shows a change of address and subscription pricing for Columbus area mail. Mentions second class postal rates, yearly costs, and instruction to notify postmaster of address updates.
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