Year 1972 seen as turning point in major powers ties
A telegram style opinion argues 1972 joins historic détente among West Germany United States Soviet Union and China with Japan. It links postwar reconciliations to Nazi and Imperial Japanese aggression and notes China Japan relations resuming after 35 years amid broader war memories and political shifts.
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Munich
Northern Ireland
Vietnam
West Germany
Germany
United States
Soviet Union
China
Japan
Europe
Asia
Rony
Hitler
Russia
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Kai-ghek
Chou Exdai
Recalling Japan’s imperial past and China policy
The piece traces Japan’s long arc from 19th century expansion to early 20th century aggression in Asia. It links the Sino Japanese War, Taiwan seizure, Korea annexation, and Manchuria invasion to Japan’s pursuit of spheres of influence and the Asia Co Prosperity Sphere. It argues current tensions reflect legacy of past leaders and the broader postwar reckoning.
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Tadaka
Japan
China
Taiwan
Korea
Manchuria
Germany
How To Raise a Crook Rules From The Presbyterian Journal
The journal prints a set of presumed parenting rules labeled How To Raise a Crook. The list argues permissive, indulgent childhood practices lead to criminal behavior, urging parents to avoid spiritual training, reward all desires, shield the child from consequences, and blame authorities when trouble arises.
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The
Presbyterian. Journal
Social Security tax reform debate heats up in media
The piece argues that economists and politicians press for drastic rate and base reforms to payroll taxes. It traces Social Security’s origins and current structure, notes perceptions of unfairness among low and middle income families, and links tax reforms to a broader progressive approach criticized as Marxist rhetoric.
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Brookings Institution
John A. Brittan
Associated Press
Navy
Mars
Congress
Promise Not Realized at St Pauls School Christmas Memory
A memoir scene recalls a Jersey City family in 1893. John Bishop, raised by a hard working mother, grows into a police lieutenant. A nun’s letter praising his promise frames a lifelong contrast between potential and humble beginnings. The encounter with a former teacher in a convent exposes aging memory and quiet regrets.
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Winter
Jersey City
St. Paul's School
Sisters of Charity
M. Werviciaus
John Bishop
St. Paul's Church
Father Pfister
The Telegram delivers freedom ideals from Dec 11 1972
The Columbus Nebraska paper proclaims freedom as a divine gift and criticizes government control. It emphasizes liberty as essential and urges readers to promote peace and self-government in line with the Golden Rule.
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Your Freedomn
Columbus, Nebraska
Pellagra basics and dietary prevention by Dr Lamb
The letter explains pellagra as a niacin deficiency. In the U S it mostly occurs where corn based diets prevail, especially in the South in the 1940s. It covers symptoms including weakness, digestive and mucous membrane inflammation, dermatitis, and possible mental changes. Prevention hinges on niacin rich foods and a balanced diet, with vitamins as a supplement when diet is inadequate.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
United States
Across the Swifts River and Theatrical Sign Clues
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues for a wide range of terms from place names to objects. Entries touch on river crossings, theater signs, and various linguistic roots, hinting at a complex crossword style compiled from multilingual hints and partial phrases.
Pay-off to Meany and the Nixon labor gamble
The piece argues George Meany seeks farm workers union coverage under the National Labor Relations Act and may gain from Nixon's Labor Secretary Peter Brennan. It contrasts Meany’s aims with Cesar Chavez tactics, critiques the Farm Bureau pivot on unionization, and questions congressional and presidential actions on farm labor and right to work.
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George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Peter Brennan
New York State Building and Construction Trades Councils
Meany
Philadelphia
Brennan
New York
Georg Meany
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iil Bureau
Farm Bureau
Cesar Chavez
Los Angeles
Barn Bureau
CIO
Cesar Chayea
Vineyard Workers
Chayer
Farm’ Bureau
U.S
Cntmot
Express
Congress
Capital Hill
Five Lads Caught Fast and What Next in Crime Tale
Old fashioned citizen action and campus police using rooftop TV cameras nab five purse snatchers near a large midwestern university. Four youths aged 15 to 19 were seized after a church theft, while a fifth was caught on a street by a surveillance camera. Two older suspects jailed, others released on lack of evidence. Probes linger on punishment and social remedies.
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America
Law and Order
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