Telegram Opinion on Soviet Trade Overture and Risks
A Telegram opinion argues that Moscow has shifted toward open trade with the United States to access technology and consumer goods while maintaining military superiority. It notes Soviet Premier Kosygin invites US trade, cites US exports to Russia despite ideological tensions, and warns of risks to American interests if policy emphasizes commerce over ideology. The writer suggests cautious engagement for peace, but stresses Soviet motives remain self serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Alexei Kosyginlay
United States
Russia
Muutice Stans
Kremlin
T Heather
Moscow
Commerce Department
Soviet Union
U. S
Oldsters urge lessons for youngsters from history of China
An aged observer warns younger readers that public executions and mass campaigns in Communist China caused vast deaths. He cites figures from 1927 onward, including 13 million in forced labor and 1.3 million in specific campaigns, urging elders to pass on cautions to the next generation for whom proof is now demanded.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Richard L. Walker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
China
Walker
Bureau of Public Security
Tibet
Hitler Germany
Red
Senator Elrod Faces Union Organizing Accusation
Grand Island Nebraska Independent reports that Sen. Dot Elrod is accused of acting as a professional organizer for the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees while recruiting Hastings Regional Center staff. The piece cites his role in public employee collective bargaining laws and questions potential conflicts of interest under LB76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Elrod
Hastings
American Federation of State
Elrod
Etrod
Grand Island
Neb
1972 GOP plan dominates presidential ballot
A rumor claims Republicans aim to run on the sole ballot line in 1972. A source states Democrats will convene in Miami next summer with Muskie leading, while others like McGovern and Kennedy vie for support. A phone blackout at the Demos’ convention allegedly blocks calls until a bill of $1.533 million is paid.
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Washington
Miami
Muskie
McGovern
Jackson
Kennedy
Miami Beach
Political satire lampoons phone funding and parties
The dialogue lampoons Nixon era politics and public financing with a focus on telephone access and media, noting a fictitious debt and questioning the role of the phone company in politics. It critiques party creation and press reporting amid wartime communication concerns.
Peace Begin With Me Event in Columbus Nebraska
A local event titled Peace Begin With Me is scheduled for Tuesday December 14 1971 in Columbus Nebraska. Organizers invite community participation and reflection during the program at an unspecified venue in the city.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Soviet Election Interventions Across U S Presidential Campaigns
The piece analyzes alleged Soviet influences on U S elections from 1960 to 1972, noting Khrushchev and later Moscow actors timing actions to shape outcomes. It cites exchanges over spy swaps, bombing halts, and peace talks, arguing Soviets seek a Nixon defeat while aligning with Democratic gains.
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Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Richard Nixon
Paris
New York
Rusk
Gromyko
Johnson
Humphrey
Nixon
Wat Lej
Hubert Humphreys
Lbj
Saigon
C Hieu
California
LGJ
Manila
GOP
Tvisis
Suez
Chow Eng Lal
Angor
Angioedema and Bad Breath From Dr Lamb Column
Dear reader and reader Mr are presented with medical guidance on swelling lips due to angioedema and persistent bad breath. The article explains inheritance, triggers such as allergens infections and stress, testing, avoidance strategies, and treatment options. It notes tongue hygiene as a potential remedy and urges time and observation to identify allergens.
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Lawrance Lamb
M.D
Lams
Dr. Lamb
Talso
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Items in Galway Coal Notes
Miscellaneous OCR snippets list cryptic clues and terms such as island groups, excavations, speed contests, and coins. Reads like an unfinished word puzzle or glossary with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
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Brollofeloth
Danaispeig
Shoepfold
Island
Galway
Yucatan
Dolphin Porpoise Intelligence Echoes Navy Seafaring Bonds
An essay on dolphin intelligence notes Captain Edgar Mitchell remarks about intelligent life, compares porpoises to humans, and cites Morgane and Lilly studies. It urges protection of dolphins as the Soviet Union acts to halt killing and a U S congressman proposes bills to stop slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Mitchell
USN
Moonwalker
Psychic Magazine
Swicks
Mitchell
Air Force
Navy
Mad Magazine
Flipper
Lassie
Collie
Robert Conly
National Geographic
Warvard Medical School
Peter Morgane
Morgane
Carlos
Morgana
Poe
John Cunningham Lilly
Lilly
Ann
Ying
Una
California
Glenn Anderson
Maine
Soviet Union
Avanl
The People Speak To the Easter in Blair Nebraska
Garnett Johansen urges Blair residents to protect landmark homes from razing and to inform newcomers which properties are historic. She cites the Crowell mansion in Blair and several other 1880s 1890s era houses, asking the City Park Board to consider landmark preservation.
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Crowell
Blair
Columbus
7Th St
21St Avenue
8Th St
Selzer Family thanks readers for support during recovery
To the Editor the Selzer family expresses deep gratitude for prayers visits cards letters gifts and financial help as John Selzer recovers from a serious injury at Lincoln General Hospital. They note his slow progress his faith and courage and praise the community including teenagers for their kindness and energy during the holidays.
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John Selzer
Joan
Lincoln General
John
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