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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
3
A Telegram opinion laments socialism as failing across nations including Yugoslavia England Red China Greece Russia and Poland. It contrasts with the United States as a contrasting beacon amid debate over economic systems and political futures.
A memo-like reflection questions whether private enterprise can thrive under socialistic measures and who will seek aid after untapped land resources are exhausted. It contrasts capitalization with policy aims and ponders who benefits from such shifts.
The piece argues that fax supported bureaucracy fails at tasks and excuses it, contrasting private and public sectors. It critiques state schooling expansion proposals, noting persistent political controversy, ongoing government growth, and the reluctance to reduce government role despite systemic failures.
A Taipei sourced piece argues the UN aid to Chinese refugees in Hong Kong was a minor propaganda gesture before and after Beijing joined the peace‑loving camp. It claims Hong Kong remains Chinese soil and refugees aren’t truly fleeing, yet 20 000 to 25 000 Chinese are in Hong Kong yearly needing aid.
A compact meditation notes perseverance beyond position wealth or age and warns against retirement from effort. It suggests continuing action with a playful image of riding a bicycle until one falls, attributed to Leonard Reed.
The nation’s press depicts President Nixon as a political and football misfit. He backed the Washington Redskins, even advising plays, but his involvement drew mockery after the team’s 11–1 season and divisional crown. Critics urge him to stop commenting on games.
A retrospective portrait of 1932 detailing mass unemployment, bank failures, and shattered fortunes under President Hoover. The piece recalls Reconstruction Finance Corporation funding, Shanghai tensions, veteran bonuses riots, Hoover Roosevelt nomination, and a bitter White House farewell as the era’s darkest year ends.
The Telegram titled Peace Begin With Me invites Columbus Nebraska readers to consider freedom and self-control as moral guides. The item reflects on liberty as a gift, not a political grant, and cites the Declaration of Independence and other moral codes as standards.
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains calorie measurement methods, stressing that calories are determined per given weight of edible food. He notes variability by food size and processing, explains that carbohydrates and fats have standard calorie values, and warns that weight-based fat content can mislead. He promotes using available calorie data from analysis tables for accurate dieting guidance.
The readable text presents a jumble of phrases and numbers that resemble a word puzzle or ransom style garbled OCR. It mentions terms like Turkish title Mosquito humorist Trish novelist and random numbers with partial phrases.
The piece notes Nixon’s campaign impact where ACA funds aided several new Republican Senators and conservatives like Jesse Helms, Steve Symms, Byron Bl fixtures, and David Treen. It highlights fear of inflation, spending battles, and a shift toward a more conservative Congress with figures in North Carolina New Mexico Idaho Wisconsin Florida Louisiana and Michigan showing strong campaigns.
Washington based Walter Smith drives a scheduled shuttle between HEW headquarters in Washington and the Social Security Administration complex near Baltimore. He is praised for reliability, focus, and courtesy, rarely late or early, and he values his work. Smith blends discipline with compassion, aims to understand people, and engages in church service at night.
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