Foundations and agitators expose Rockefeller influence
The October 1972 Rockefeller Foundation publication connects Saul Alinsky to funded agitator training through the Industrial Areas Foundation. It notes Chavez as a pupil and cites methods like targeting offices and distributing handbills to oppose the status quo, framing such tactics as perpetual renewal and discord.
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Rockefeller” Foundation
Rockefellers
Saul Alinsky
Alinsky
Cesar Chavez
Los Angeles
Walls
Rockefeller
Foundation
The
Industrial Areas Foundation
Ity
Victim compensation debate tied to crime bill
The article discusses a Senate plan to compensate crime victims with up to 50 000 dollars from federal funds and to reward private citizens who aid law enforcement. It questions taxpayer burden versus criminal accountability and argues stronger policing as the more sensible crime reduction path.
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U.S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Good Samaritans
City Employes End coffee break saga with policy manual
Dear Sir, city officials defend a coffee break policy as part of a new employee manual. They claim 15 minute breaks every four hours save tax dollars, improve management, and standardize rules for 100 employees and multiple sites, noting costs and efficiency gains.
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Columbus Kaffee Klatsch
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Weather on the nation a worry to anxious viewers
A humorous piece contrasts pre television weather indifference with modern nerves over forecasts. It notes dramatic coverage from coast to coast and lampoons the lengthy explanations about cold air masses from Canada and warm air from the South shaping rain, sleet, and fog tomorrow.
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Canrade
Canada
Harry Dalinsky
Nixon
Colling Bird
Dalinsky
Bird
Carel Winston
Weather Talk Sparks North South Climate Snub Row
A humorous exchange mocks regional weather politics as a weatherman forecasts heavy Midwest snow and storms for Texas and Oklahoma while comments finger the Rockies and political bias. The dialogue shifts to a satellite map noting clear skies only at Key Biscayne, Florida where the President is on holiday.
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de Saul
Carlada
Nixon
South
Jim Symington
Dalinsky
Alill
Sway
Midwest
Kookies
Rockies
Collins Bird
Carey Winston
Winston
Middle West
Texas
Oklahoma
Symington
United States
Key Biscayne, Fla
Fractured Crossword Clue Fragments Across Clues
Readable fragments show mixed language clues and partial entry hints. The garbled grid lists several across hints including names, roles, and terms such as Goddess of dawn and Greek letters. The text resembles a damaged puzzle page with scattered references and missing crossings.
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Remains From a Historical Page
A patchy OCR extract lists mixed clues and partial words such as Anwar, Nuisance, Rate of motion, Iron, Open to public, Eatensway, Violent dread, Spanish, Winged, Anatomy, Turkish regiment, Gaelic, and Encountered weapon. The readable items resemble a crossword style word list or dictionary hints from a bygone newspaper page.
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Hinde
Trisloyer
India
Barbs by Phil Pastore on TV and public health
The column satirizes television eating gel and pop health fads. It mocks hypochondria and the idea of pills, suggesting people who chase health trends may overreact. A witty take on public perception and media influence is offered with sharp language and humor.
Telegram editorial on freedom and self-rule in 1972
A Telegram newspaper front notices moral appeals about freedom, self control, and independence referencing God and the Declaration of Independence. It argues peace begins with individual responsibility and aligns with moral guides like the Golden Rule and commandments. Published Thursday, December 28, 1972 in Columbus Nebraska.
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Mmn
Wan
Varicose Veins Advice From Dr Lawrence Lamb
In reply to a reader, Dr. Lawrence Lamb explains varicose veins arise from inherited weakness and pregnancy related changes. He notes most small superficial veins do not require treatment, but supporting hosiery helps only for marked swelling. Diagnosis requires examining deep and superficial veins, with treatment options including possible superficial vein stripping if deep veins are not involved. Regular leg exercise aids muscle support, and weight and prolonged standing increase risk.
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Dr. Lamb
Uganda and Africa under Amin and the politics of change
A critical analysis of Idi Amin's Uganda and broader African political shifts. The piece cites British aid cuts, the impact on economy and tourism, and Freedom House assessments of dwindling political freedoms. It also questions Western interventions and stereotypes about Africa, contrasting Western voices with regional realities.
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Curtis LeMay
Uganda
Idi Amin
Om Edmund Burke
Kenya
Tanzania
Amin
Harold Macmillan
Africa
Independent colleges face HEW recruitment pressure analysed
Scottsdale conference heard Dr. George C. Roche III condemn a Nixon era push from HEW head Pottinger to impose affirmative action in faculty hiring. He warned independent colleges will face ongoing pressure to fill vacancies with minority candidates, regardless of qualifications, risking standards and private education viability.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities
George C. Roche III
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Mich
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dr. Rovhe
HEW
Ani “Nesault
Roche
Pottinger
Hiev
Theorizing on Quotas and Federal Pressure in Higher Ed
Anthony Harrigan reports Southerm States official views on faculty firing and minority quotas. HEW officials allegedly pressure Brown University to cut Greek and Hebrew courses for black theology. Roche cites a California case and Michigan computer printout as proof of federal overreach. He warns affirmative action burdens threaten small colleges and calls for public scrutiny.
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JSR Ores
Dolicce
Roche
HEW
Brown University
Rhode Island
Minorit
California
de. Roche
America
Pottinger
United States
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Phil Pastore
Oman
Carey
Your Freedom Newspaper
Columbus, Nebraska
Gerry
Lawrence Lamb
Heart of
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Freedom House
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New Zealand
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