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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1971

Page

2

Telegram opinion on peace pills and psychological control

An opinion piece questions a proposal by Kenneth B Clark that world leaders be given psycho technological drugs to curb aggression. It critiques potential effects and echoes concerns about preserving humanity while reducing destructive power.

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Dams and Other Disasters Critique TVA Era Power

The review highlights Arthur B. Morgan's book Dans and Other Disasters. It argues the Army Corps of Engineers hides failures and wields undue influence over public works and environmental policy. The piece calls for rethinking bureaucratic public service and warns about EPA power shifting to the Corps.

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Boss Mayne and the Jersey City Political Engine

An oblique portrait blends myth and misrule surrounding Boss Mayne and Mayor Hague. It recalls Tammany Hall ties, the rise of a powerful machine, and a city’s politics in the 1920s with claims of corruption, patronage, and calculated public works. The piece laments lost history and lauds Hague’s grip on power while noting his role in hospital expansion and the onion skin ballot.

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Freedom and Faith in Our Times Editorial

A promotional piece urging readers to value personal freedom grounded in moral guides. It emphasizes self-control and responsibility, warns against anarchy, and links freedom to religious and constitutional ideals. Includes a call to action with a date and place reference to Columbus and Netasks.

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ASK THE DOCTOR Time needed to heal

Lawrence Lamb M D addresses running injuries from Achilles tendon to calf stiffness. Rest, heat, gentle movement, and proper running form are advised. Injections may help some cases. walking can aid recovery. Seek a heart specialist for convulsions and related symptoms in a separate reader question.

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Thankfulness Across 400k Ithomn and Related Clues

Puzzle clues span across and down entries with varied wordplay and hidden terms. Notable items mention military maneuvers, sacred timing, and Latin phrases, while letters hint at names, places, and concept connections within the grid.

Conservative dilemma over Ashbrook New Hampshire bid

A political column examines whether Representative John Ashbrook of Ohio should enter the New Hampshire presidential primary against Nixon era foes. It details conservative pressure from ACU, Human Events, and National Review, the Nixon dilemma, and whether old guard figures like Buckley or Goldwater would push Nixon right or risk aiding a leftward Democrat.

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Conservatives Weigh New Hampshire Gamble Against Nixon Split

In discussing the New Hampshire presidential contest, John Chamberlain notes conservatives consider backing Ashbrook or similar candidates to defeat McCloskey while risking a Nixon split. Potential stand-ins like Agnew or Goldwater could influence the race, with publisher Bill Loeb forecasting Ashbrook or Nixon stand-ins harming Muskie and shaping GOP unity.

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Greece’s colonels govern with cautious promise and Western ties

In postwar Greece, the colonels’ regime maintains control while rejecting a return to corrupt parliamentary politics. The author praises stability, economic growth, and how U.S. interests align with a modernizing Greece, urging careful support rather than intervention. He notes private dissent exists, but public life shows progress in reconstruction, industry, and national identity under military rule.

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Sunday Opening Debate Promoted by Malta Group

The Columbus Area Ministerial Association met to discuss Sunday store openings. They urge retailers to keep Sundays for worship and rest, urging conscience preservation for workers and asking business leaders to respect worshipers in the Lord's Day.

Malta Columbus Area Robert Ahlenius

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