What In the World Are We Going to Do With All Those People
A reader asks how millions of returning service members will gain employment after the Vietnam war ends. The piece warns against make-work WPA style projects and urges a free market approach to unleash workers’ creativity and address unresolved problems.
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Nixon
Suez Canal
Edypller
Felahin
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Los Angeles
Works Progress Administration
Connally
Christmas Tax Package Gone Wrong for Dickey Nixon
A Christmas morning tale shows Dickey Nixon reacting to a mispacked tax package from cousins on the Hill. He complaints about extra Social Security, revised exemptions, and depreciation items, while friends urge acceptance or return. The piece satirizes federal tax policy through a playful fictional scene with named figures.
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Washington
Dickey Nixon
David Kennedy
Dickey
Ith
Wu Dickey
Spiro
Gore
Gerry Ford
Hugh Scott
Gerry
Los Angeles
Limes Syndicate
Barbs by Philippe Pastoret on discounts and holidays
A fragmentary column comments on a classical music buyer finding 20 percent off Lisal priced items and a guaranteed repair policy. It playfully muses about Christmas cookies at Yale events and mentions egg dye sales, partridge references, and a wary view of securities portfolios.
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Phil Pastoret
Buft
Q and A science snippets in a puzzle style
A compact set of Q A prompts covers fossils shells and plant growth. It asks about a fossil substance in beds a pine as state tree a hermit crabs use only empty shells and wheat growth near equator or Arctic, highlighting general natural science trivia.
Across the World Letter Puzzle Debris of Names and Places
A jumble of clipped clues and partial terms hints at a wide array of geographic names and titles. The text blends rivers, mountains, nations, and historical references with stray numbers and misread letters, suggesting a catalog of cross referenced entries rather than a coherent narrative.
Telegram: Your Freedom and Self-Control Message
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska advocates that freedom is a gift from God and requires self-control, not political license. It stresses consistency with moral guides including the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to promote peace starting with themselves.
Doctor's Mailbag Blood Source and Health Tips
A reader asks about blood in sputum and possible sources from gums nose throat or lungs. The doctor stresses careful source determination, notes other questions on chest deformities heart pains and lung scarring, and warns about belladonna tincture storage and vision effects.
Fannin Amendment Defeated in Senate Vote on Union Fundraising
The Fannin Amendment to tax reform, seeking to strip tax exemption from unions that spend member funds on politics, failed 7 to 0 amid union lobbying. Supporters warn of a shifting political climate while noting key senators backing compromise measures and potential future action from the Right to Work Committee.
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Fannin
Senate
Sap
Smith
Maine
Sparkman
Allott
Spong
Cook
Long
Packwood
Talmadge
Plyal
Ciim
COPE
Goldwater
Dominick
Baker
Hriska
Fann
Tobby
Mondale
Wise
District of Columbia Committee
Teamsters
Iion
King Features Syndicate
Platte County Medical Society taps Dr. R D O'Donnell president
Dr. R D O'Donnell of Columbus was named president of the Platte County Medical Society, succeeding Dr A W Abts of Humphrey, at Hotel Thurston. New officers include Dr W T Neumarker as vice president and Dr RC Anderson as secretary-treasurer, with 13 members at the dinner.
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R. d. O'Donnell
Columbus
Platte County Medical Society
A. W. Abts
Humphrey
Hotel Thurston
O'Donnell
W. Th Neumarker
RC. Anderson
B.E. Knebbe
H. E. Salz
Ford
Omaha
Rex Reineke
Schuyler
Martin Bdober
United States Army
Robert D. Fiery
V.V.C
Raymond Burges
Nebraska State Association of Chiropodists
Hotel Evans
N. F. Svoboda
Fremont
E. E. Kaebhe
Nebraskan State Medical Association
Ilis
Arvin G. Mortensen
Monroe
Boulder
Colo
Germany
6Th Infantry
Mortensen
Fort Carson
Monroe High School
Midland College
NCO Academy
Berlin
Platte County
LeRoy Schumacher
Schumacher
Consumers Public
Cornhusker Rural
Dr. Melz
Main Street
O'Shea
Platte Center
Frank
William Bloehorn
Walter Bloehorn
Laut Wilke
William Luschen
Creston
Luschen
Nebraska
Change of Address Notices From Local Utility
In a brief public notice, customers are informed of a change of address affecting service accounts. The notice lists the affected party and cites a new mailing or billing destination. Details include the administrative reference and the year’s rate context referenced in the filing.
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Cartier Ih
Mab
Sellar
Marricky Polk
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Harvest Years Publishing Co
40Th St
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National Retirement Forum, Inc
Jackson Blvd
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John Chamberlain
George Meany
AFL. Cio
National Right To Work Committee
Congress
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fantin
Bayh
Haynsworth
Supreme Court
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News of
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Svea C
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Telegram
L. L. Patterson
Kramer High School
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Russia
Patterson
Grand Island
John C. Hoge
Aberdeen
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Christian Rural Overseas
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