Telegram Opinion on Trade War at Sea Off Kewador
The writer argues that piracy of American tuna vessels by Ecuador and other South American nations demands stronger U.S. action. He urges enforcing laws to withhold aid, escort fishing fleets with naval vessels, and reject appeasement to restore national purpose and pride, despite international backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewador
United States of America
South American
Ranson
United States
International Key
Mesica
United Nations
U.S
High Seas
No threat to marriage says psychologist on family future
Dr Soyer Brothers argues the new morality is not harming marriage. Census figures are cited showing 9 percent marry and 60 percent of those divorced remarry. She notes fewer extended families and greater mobility but highlights Fathers increasingly share child care and see care as enjoyable. She stresses marital stability and hopeful trends for American families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindert
Wong
Dr. Brothers
Marparet Mead
Rathers
Oime
Yore
Jane's Weapons Systems 1971 72 sees Soviet lead in arms
Jane's annual survey concludes the Soviet Union outpaces the West in advanced weapons development. The report cites a Soviet supersinc hober in production and radar aided anti ballistic missile tech while Western programs lag. NATO nations spread resources over duplicated efforts, framing a warning to U S planning councils and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane's
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Copley News Service
Defense Department
Congress
Jare’s
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Wo Planning Councils
NATO
U.S. Congress
Speed Line at Post Offices and Banks Picks Up Speed
A discussion of a new speed line system in post offices and banks outlines pros and cons. It claims faster service and orderly flow but also notes loss of personal contact and customer preference for human interaction. Some fear being steered into a standardized process and question future adoption. People vary in desire for quick service versus personal attention.
Salesgirl’s blunt advice tests store customer service
A Georgetown dress shop fires a blunt psychology major when she tells a distressed customer to rethink an expensive purchase. The first client leaves angry, while the salesgirl believes she saved a marriage by talking the shopper out of a costly suit. A second patron requests something exciting for a Kennedy Center visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetowna
Miss Brampton
Larry
Kennedy Center
Dress Shop Sparks Ironic Debate On Insecurity
A fashion shop owner argues about self image with a customer seeking an evening dress, noting clothes as a remedy for insecurity. The customer rejects the idea and leaves, while another student arrives seeking hotpants, prompting a blunt remark about becoming a sex object. A sign in the window later reads Help Wanted No Psychology Majors Need Apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brampton
Halp
Musical Puzzle Clue Fill In The Air Across
A fragmented crossword style entry lists musical terms and clues from across and down, mixing instrument names notes and actions with random words in a puzzle format aimed at decoding a themed music related set of hints.
The Telegram Creed and Freedom Message
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska edition of The Telegram presents a freewill and self control ethos. It cites the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as moral guides and calls for peace beginning with individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Normal to dream and nightmares from high blood pressure meds
Dear reader, dreaming is normal though nightmares may stem from certain high blood pressure drugs such as Rauwolfia and its variants. These meds can cause nightmares and require doctors’ monitoring to avoid toxic reactions. If ulcers and poor circulation are involved, arteriosclerosis is likely, healing may be slow, and small vitamin doses might help but are not a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Rauwelfia
Yeserpmne
School vouchers gain mixed support in California politics
In Sacramento Dr. Alex Sheriffs, adviser to Governor Reagan, backs local initiative for education reform while acknowledging no consensus on reforms. Alum Rock Park district leads voucher trials with HEW funds. Legislature debates funding as education lobby fears loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Alex Sheriffs
Tonald Reagan
Reagan
Alum Rock Park
Sanr Jose
San Francisco
I Sacramento
Sheriffs
Shortened school days and voucher option proposed
The author argues for a flexible school day to reduce time-wasting activities and allow pursuit of arts or athletics. Cites private schools in Vermont and New Hampshire testing shorter schedules with tailored curricula. Suggests vouchers to let economically disadvantaged families access such options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & An
Vermont
New Hampshire
Human aura links mind and cosmos across time
Soviet research suggests all beings share a single essence beyond space. Kirlian photography shows the aura reacts instantly to solar flares, eight minutes after light arrives from the sun. Experiments claim a telepathic link in rabbits and plants, hinting at a universal network and reincarnation via Raikov’s hypnosis based recollections. The Southern California Society for Psychical Research translates Soviet work, inviting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice- Hall
Shaila Ostrander
Lynn Schroeder
Russia
United States
Kahil Gibran
Vladimir Raikev
Raikov
Matisse
Raikev
Ferius
Psychic Magazine
Akushick
U.S
Southern California Society For Psychical Research
South
Beverly Drive
Beverly Stills
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maes Patty
Buchwald
Lincoln
US. Com
Brink Mineral Silence
Significank Group
Columbus
Nebraska
Bena World
Owet
Pappie
Aly
Jeffrey
Hart
Werek
Lowell
Ponte