Telegram opinion on Earl Warren and Japanese American evacuation
A Telegram opinion piece critiques Earl Warren over his stance during World War II on Japanese Americans and their incarceration. It cites National Review coverage and quotes from William Petersen, noting Warren’s controversial actions and calls for accountability. The piece references figures like Franklin Roosevelt, Tom Clark, Culbert Olson, and others while predicting a fuller future disclosure of Warren’s role.
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Earl Warren
National Review
William Petersen
Department of Preventive Medicine
Ohio State University
Petersen
Lin
Warren
Army
Navy
FBT
California
Franklin Roosevelt
Ue “Uberak' Ay
Francis Bliilley
Fom Clark
A ‘Tivison
Justice Department
Western Defense
Tom Clark
Clark
Coiusel
Earl of Warren
Education should teach civilization and values, not just jobs
The piece argues Americans across politics share faith in education for personal success and equality. It notes rising spending and teachers, cites Jencks with findings on inequality, and suggests education’s goal is to shape character and civilization, not only employment.
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Tts
America
Jencks
Harvard
Christopher Jencks
Nackgward
Cleveland
Thomas Vail
Whale training touted by undersea researchers in 1900s style note
The article discusses trained whales recovering objects like torpedoes from the ocean floor. It warns of dangers from overfishing and pollution, and mentions potential risks around disposal canisters. The piece reflects speculative optimism about marine life aiding salvage and the need for caution.
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Nnto
What Everyone Knew About Sex by Professor Fowler Parodied
A satire based on Orson Squire Fowler’s 1850s guidance. It critiques his risqué lectures and quotes bawdy Q and A exchanges about sex, chastity, abortion, and sexual conduct, noting his views on modesty, flirtation, and moral danger with sharp humor.
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Meo WiHamawyer
Trenton Times
Orson Squire Fowler
Fowler
Towler
Young
William Alcott
Telegram Framing Freedom and Faith in Columbus
A 1972 Columbus Nebraska newspaper issue promotes individual freedom and self reliance. It asserts freedom as a divine endowment, not a government grant, and aligns this view with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The editorial urges peaceful pursuit of liberty.
Pap smear myths and a new Gravlee Washer test
A reader questions Pap test effectiveness for cervical cancer and asks about a Gravlee Washer device claimed to detect upper womb cancer. The letter cites Dr L Clark Gravlee’s syringe wash to obtain cells from the upper uterus for Pap testing and urges awareness for early detection and treatment.
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Lawrence Lam
M.D
Lambs
Hel
L. Clark Gravlee
Birmingham
Ala
United States
The Greatness of Harry Truman in Washington Years
A reflective piece recalls Harry Truman's White House era amid criticism of Nixon era scandals. It questions how to judge a president amid scandals, noting Truman faced censure over aides, loans, ballot irregularities, and cronies while highlighting his broader historical context and limited blame for later missteps.
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Washington
White House
Marty Truman
Life Magazine
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Karry Truman
Truman
John Maragon
Harry Vaughan
Lastran
Greel
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ed Prichard
Felix Frankfurter
Kentucky
Newbold Morris
Department of Justice
Harry Truman
T. Lamay Caudle
Harry ‘Truman
Douglas MacArthur
T. Lamer Caudle
True
Pendergast
Kansas City
Truman era in world affairs and praise for leadership
The piece argues that Truman shaped a great presidential epoch after 1948, crediting him with the Marshall Plan, the Truman Doctrine, and steadfast decisions against Soviet pressure. It praises his dispatch in crises from Berlin to Korea and defends his leadership against revisionist historians.
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Tri
Truman
Washington
Joe Stalin
Stalin
Hiroshima
Europe
State Department
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Britain
Middle East
Mediterranean
West Berlin
Lucius Clay
Korea
Harry Truman
U.S
United Nations
Soviet Union
Missouri
Czechoslovakia
European East
Paris talks blamed as stalemate worsens
A Washington observer argues that Paris hosting Indochina peace talks fuels delays and distractions. The piece mocks luxury venues and Rothschilds dining while urging moves to harsher, more neutral locations to restart negotiations.
Cold and harsh treatment urged for Vietnam peace negotiators
Art Buchwald argues negotiators should face extreme conditions and discomfort to pressure France to end the Paris talks. He mocks luxury transport and comforts, urging endurance in ice, sandstorms, and Arctic holes, claiming urgency for a final agreement is lacking.
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Washington
Paris
France
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Saigon
Rothschilds
Arctic Circle
Sahara Desert
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PNET
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