Economic chain of dollar devaluation profits questioned
Telegram Opinion argues that proposed job gains from dollar devaluation depend on production costs and foreign price competition. It cautions four factors including labor costs, European price cuts, gold pricing limits, and Federal Reserve money flow that could offset benefits, urging restraint and union moderation.
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Washington
Donald Rumisfeld
Counsil
America
United States
Fort Knox
Kansas
U.S
Federal Reserve
Union
Congress
U.S. foreign aid Laos report condemns fraud and misuses
A lengthy UPI summary reports that the Vows Goverment Operations Committee accuses the U S foreign aid program in Laos of fraud smuggling and greed paid by American taxpayers. It criticizes FEOP and notes aid funds reach both corrupt and nonaligned groups with little control.
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U.S
Cambodia
Vietnam
Kerea
Castro
Batista
Cuba
Europe
UPT
William 4. Moorhead
D-Pa
Laos
Foreign Exchange Operations Fund
FEOP
United States
Australia
Japan
France
Great Brita
Feof
Pigs welcome back at Columbia amid rising campus violence
A shift from anti police protests to calls for protection follows a spate of student muggings and a robbery at a fraternity house near Columbia University. A letter from fraternities warns the pattern of brutality could paralyze the campus unless police are more present.
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Columbia University
New York
Mien
Secretive Richard Brooks plans film caper with bank heist
A long-winded tale describes Richard Brooks and Mike Frankovich securing Columbia Pictures backing for a $1.5 million bank vault caper set in Hamburg inspired by a thieves’ revenge scheme. Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, and Julie Christie appear in a starry backdrop as production unfolds across Europe.
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Richard Brooks
Jean Simmons
Rtehard
le Diceuts
Las Vegas
Vincent Cal
Schultz
Nutehniin
Warren Beatty
Goldie Hawn
Brows
Mike Frankovich
London
Columbia Pictures
Brooks
Europe
Siss
Tallans
Hamburg
Kunslaile
Lamb Chop
Julie Christie
Atlantic Hotel
al Horwill
Scott Brady
U.S
Miss Haun
Warren Bealty
Goldie
Richard Brooks secret film shocks with swift chase scenes
A veteran critic praises Richard Brooks for meticulous research into smuggling and crime, noting a fast moving, suspenseful film that keeps viewers guessing. He highlights a Lillehammer lake chase and a car plunging through ice as memorable, while joking about local police summons and a playful marketing gambit.
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Richard Brooks
Secret Service
Fe I
Los Angeles Police Department
Art Museum
Brooks
United States
Ciitle
Misalles
Lillehammer
Brooks & Co
Freedom newspaper pledge from Columbus Nebraska
The passage declares a personal freedom pledge anchored in moral law and the Declaration of Independence. It speaks of self control as the path to true freedom and references a December event in Columbus Nebraska with a focus on peace beginning with the individual.
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Your Freedom
Best sources of iron by Lawrence Lamb M D
Dear Or Lamb explains daily iron needs across groups and lists iron content in foods from USDA data. He highlights beans, oats, cereals, meats, eggs, and fortified products as practical sources, noting that 4 to 10 mg daily suffices for many and that beans baked with molasses is an excellent iron source.
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Fies
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Muddled Puzzle Clues Point to Fragmented Word Grid
A garbled OCR puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and partial terms across topics from seating to geology and weather. Readers see stray numbers, mixed languages, and broken phrases, yielding little coherent meaning or solvable structure.
Teddy Kennedy and U S policy on self determination
The writer contrasts Teddy Kennedy’s stance on Bangla Desh and South Vietnam, noting Kennedy’s consistency on supporting self determination. The piece recalls past U S aid to South Vietnam, critiques intervention in Ireland and Africa, and argues for respecting plebiscites where people seek freedom.
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Vietnam
America
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
India
Chester Bayles
Kenneth “Galbraith
Hawles
Galbraith
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
East Bengal
Bowlea
East Pakistan
John F. Kennedy
Hanoi
Teddy Kennedy
Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
Teddy
Congo
Northern Ireland
Taran
South Vietnam
Galbraith and public spending critique in aging debate
The writer critiques economist Ken Galbraith on foreign and domestic policy. He argues Galbraith toggles between supporting more public spending and condemning bureaucrats, while warning that state funding risks inefficiency and bias toward minority tastes. The piece cites Lincoln Center funding and contrasts private and public sectors.
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Ken Galbraith
Bangla Desh
South Vietnam
Madison Avenue
Galéraith
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York City
Lincoln Center
Dence
Fortune Magazine
Andviser
Rediscovering community stems date and place in 1970s discourse
A long critique of urban life in New York City and America, arguing that mobility erodes community bonds. The writer advocates neighborhood schools, decentralization, and stronger law and order to rebuild a sense of belonging, citing Manhattan’s crime, suburban migration, and social fragmentation.
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New York City
New Yorker
Manhattan
New York
Long Island
Wilhl Place
Israel
Athens
Greece
United States
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