Unions Clash With Free Press Right to Know
A telegram style opinion argues AFTRA officials threaten CBS news access by prohibiting cross picket lines during IBEW strikes. The piece cites Buckley Evans and others, claiming unions limit First Amendment rights and public access to information, warning of dangers to press freedom and the right to work.
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Unions
America
American Federation of Television On Radio Artists
AFTRA
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cbs.iv
APTRA
Gecrmans
CBS
Line
William F. Buckley, Jr
Stanton Evans
Mutual Broadcasting
Fulton Lewis UT
Chvber
APTA
Lewis
National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation
Buckley and
Evans
Foundation
New York
American Civil Liberties Assign
National Labor Relations Board
Public Airways
Soo
Buckleys
Lawwisés
Evanses
Gronkites Ai Sevarelds
Supreme Court awaited as nonresident tuition debated
Nebraska parents with children in state colleges face big tuition hikes. The Supreme Court decision on out of state charges may nullify residency rules, shifting costs to all students through higher universal fees. Legislative moves expanding voting rights for 18 year olds already blur home residency for registration.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Not Your Own: The State Keeps a Slavehold on You
A provocative critique argues that possession by government and taxation defines modern slavery. Citing Governor Reagan’s claim that average Americans are 43 percent possessed, the piece laments the state’s reach into work, taxes, and schooling and asserts hope lies in recognizing the truth to reclaim freedom from political and union control.
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Reagan
California
Fans and pep club chaos at Scotus Central game
Reader condemns the December 4 Scotus Central Catholic basketball game chaos. He cites booing, disruptive behavior, rubber bands flying, and spitting on players and coaches. He urges proper sportsmanship and criticizes Scotus fans while praising individual team effort.
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Central Catholic
Scotts
Whale Town
Scotus
Hheir
Retirement aint easy a portrait of aging and retirement woes
An essay styled medley on aging couples and retirees, highlighting tensions and humor. It traces a father’s early police retirement, a mother’s patience, and a string of anecdotes about shifts in daily life, health, finances, and relationships as years lengthen.
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bin Myoung
Big John
Ife
Freedom and self control in a 1972 Telegram opinion
The Telegram editorial from Columbus Nebraska on December 27 1972 argues belief in freedom comes from God not government and urges self rule through restraint and high moral standards. It frames liberty via the Golden Rule and the Constitution and calls for peace starting with individual responsibility.
Column saves life by timely cancer warning letters
Dear Dr Lamb, a reader thanks for your melanoma warning column which led to early diagnosis. The letter recounts removal and biopsy confirming cancer, and urges prompt medical attention for enlarging or irritated moles. It also covers first aid for unconscious patients, emphasizing side positioning to keep airways open.
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Mme
Colum
Asknil
Lamb —Rensilly
Sorbeone Ia
Fragmentary Puzzle of Food Terms and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied items from cooking terms to personal names and places. It mentions flavors, vegetables, a lawyer, a constellation, a West Indies reference, and scattered words like Maying, flight slang, and color fading notes, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Achoss
FBI
Constellation
West Indies
Sens
Dangers of Salt Is Under SALT I and Nuclear Balance
An analysis argues SALT I shifts strategic balance toward the Soviet Union, favoring Moscow as the U S must rely on a TRIAD of missiles bombers and submarines. It warns that Senate pacifism and stalled SALT II talks could weaken U S deterrence with land based missiles and aging bombers, while noting Soviet Backfire bombers and limited U S B 1 production shape future deterrence challenges.
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U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
U. S. Senate
Vietnam
Salto
SALT talks and Soviet naval threat loom large
The piece warns that Soviet medium range missiles and cruise missile submarines, alongside 62 submarines under SALT I, threaten U.S. defenses. It notes a lag in U.S. countermeasures, the TRIAD at risk, and potential blackmail power if SALT negotiations fail, with SALT III looming uncertainty.
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U.S
Red
Cuba
Hymin Mckever
Hassade
Salt IL
SALPT
Salt 3
Peace is at hand fizzling out in Vietnam claims
Editorial examines Kissinger’s statement of peace as a public illusion. It argues Nixon’s political leverage fed euphoria while North Vietnam and Saigon press on with sovereignty and troops beyond the DMZ. With Paris talks stalled and bombing resumed, optimism fades and skepticism grows.
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Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Hanoi
Washington
Kissinger
Mr. Nixon
Kissiner
Paris
Barbs by Phil Pastoret delivers wry observations
A collection of quips on money debt time and daily quirks. The piece riffs on loans loud TVs and odd professions while noting the quirks of youth authors and the limits of arithmetic with a humorous eye.
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Mother
Tle
Jim
Feetrres Sradicoy
Your Freedom Newspaper
Cate
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry
Lawrence Lamb
Stenlity Othay
Persie
John
Chamberlain
Oakley
Atseclitiet
Phil Pastoret
Gays
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