Telegram Opinion on Agricultural Subsidies and Free Enterprise
A reader letter disputes claims that American farmers benefit from a free enterprise system. The writer urges direct subsidies to starving individuals via non profit groups rather than broad government subsidies, arguing against subsidizing energy, railroads, farmers, or newspapers and stressing broader social needs beyond food.
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Bumbus Telegram
Hanks
America
Seenay
the Telegram
Focal
International
Catholic Charities
International Red Cross
Salvation Army
Farmers Demand Subsidies to Shield Food Supply
A reader argues for government support for agriculture to ensure farmer profits and food security. He contends that markets fail for farmers, warns that reduced farm numbers threaten future food costs, and urges subsidies akin to energy and rail sectors to prevent hunger and keep producers on the land.
Ribicoff Criticizes Nuclear Power Policy Contrast
Senator Abe Ribicoff of Connecticut attacks the Atomic Energy Commission and the nuclear industry in an OpEd critique. He argues funds should shift from nuclear R&D to synthetic fuels and solar energy while noting Connecticut’s reliance on two nuclear plants Haddam Neck and Millstone One for about a third of its electricity and 55000 barrels of oil saved daily. he warns that Millstone Two's fate could heighten energy independence.
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Abe Ribicoff
Connecticut
Atormic Energy Commission
New York Times
Connecticut Inkee
Haddam Neck
Millstone
New London
Senator Ribicoff
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Ribicoff
Ralph Nader
Christmas Relief Advice From December 26 1930
A 1930 column counsels employers to send notes of assurance to workers amid hard times. It argues financial fears harm morale and that simple messages of job security could boost spending and ease anxiety.
Chamberlain critiques solar power against nuclear safeguards
John Chamberlain argues against rapid solar adoption citing nuclear plant safety and waste handling advances. He notes triple shutdown backups, minimal internal risk beyond safety shields, and progress in solidifying wastes. He cautions on high solar costs and land use, favoring continued nuclear R&D.
Card Across and Odds in a Puzzle World
A dense catalog of crossword style clues and wordplay terms spans languages, puns, and abbreviations. It catalogs many entries across numbers, including references to masculine and feminine forms, legal terms, and various geographic and linguistic hints. The fragment hints at a larger puzzle page with numerous labeled clues and an embedded theme of word formation and etymology.
Dear Dr Lamb Comments on Education and Diet in the USA
A reader-letter exchange features Dr Lawrence E Lamb defending views on Adelle Davis and American schooling, with personal anecdotes of farm life, nutrition shifts, and heart disease. The dialogue moves to a patient with diverticulosis, advice on bulk in the diet, bowel training, and foods to eat such as tomatoes and corn, plus guidance on nuts and monitoring for bleeding.
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Lamb
Adelle Davis
Indiana
U.S.A
New York
Kansas
DR. Lamb
Diver Tiutit
P.O
Radio City
N.Y
Journey to Bethlehem A Christmas Tale by Jim Bishop
A reflective Christmas column recounts Mary and Joseph’s perilous journey by donkey from Nazareth toward Bethlehem. The scene shifts between Nazareth’s caravans, the Temple in Jerusalem, and the looming Roman tax that drives their trek, ending as Mary’s birth nears tonight.
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Joseph
Bethany
Nazareth
Jordan
Jericho
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jim Bishop
Christ
Columbus Telegram
Solomon’s Temple
Mary
Paradise
Yahweh
Sulemnun
David
Solomon
Caesar Augustus
Judea
Rome
Caesar
Marsaba
Naim
Sichar
The
Kidron
Shepherds
Miriam
Joseph and Mary’s Betrothal and Gabriel’s Visitation Scene
A dramatized account traces Joseph’s humble upbringing in Nazareth, his carpenter apprenticeship, and the building of a cave home, leading to Mary’s betrothal, the betrothal rituals, and the Angel Gabriel’s message that Mary will bear Jesus, the Son of God, with the Holy Spirit’s intervention. The narrative ends with Mary’s concern and Gabriel’s reassurance.
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House of David
Joseph
Mary
Gabriel
Judea
Jesus
David
Jacob
Let Peace Begin With Me in 1974 Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Nebraska front page poem and partial notices reflect a local issue titled Let Peace Begin With Me. The item names G Colunbus Telegram staff and list of names including Hassell rasan 148 Hen Ines and Motul vals Us Ihy Condeay Cusuid Oat Mee Gubler Pate. The column appears in the December 23 1974 edition with holiday or civic messaging and scattered readable fragments.
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Noinlahony
Orlynest
Cryon
Hewlas
Hiewet
Hassell Rasan
Barbs by PH Pastoket Morale and Weather
Morale is thin before the boss finds your latest error. The hi now notes birds and the Penguins as part of the weather focus.
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