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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1970

Page

2

Shaman Nods To Farm Policy Foe In Telegram Opinion

Telegram opinion notes Charles DB Shaman, longtime American Farm Bureau Federation leader, praised for opposing government farm programs. The piece recalls his past critique of commodity price supports and calls him a blunt foe of socialism in farming, while condemning bureaucratic policymakers and government aided labor actions.

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Saluting a Man Charles Shuman Optimistic on Agriculture Future

An editorial salutes Charles Shuman praising his optimism for American farm families. It cites rising output per acre, efficient input use, and innovations in hybrids and machinery. The piece contrasts his view with past policy missteps and signals a shift toward market-driven farming. It notes Shuman’s farewell remarks on producing for consumers and Barons’ endorsement.

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Congress Debates Expanding EEOC Powers and Jurisdiction

A House bill would broaden EEOC authority, creating a quasi judicial agency with power to issue cease and desist orders and to press cases in court. Opponents warn the measure concentrates policy power, undermines rights, and risks injustice. The proposal, from the House Education and Labor Committee, awaits action in the House Rules Committee.

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Surviving New Year’s Drinking Says Digest

A Digest cautions about holiday alcohol use noting Americans drink heavily during New Year celebrations. It offers tips to reduce risk including eating before drinking, taking B vitamins, and never driving after drinking. Hosts should respect guests who refuse drinks and arrange safe transport or car pools. Put cars away if possible.

Jim Bishop Resolutions for a Cynic Awake in New Year

A humorous list of self deprecating New Year resolutions by Jim Bishop. The items parody self improvement vows, including stopping lounging at breakfast, resisting spendthrift habits, avoiding snap judgments of politicians, and demanding clearer speech. The fragmentary, satirical bit reflects a columnist’s wry take on personal reform.

Spire Spipgy Ihomas Elstein

Resolve Against Self Help Nonsense From 1970 Copyright List

A fragmented 1970 copyright notice lists absurd personal resolutions and social nudges as if advice. It reads like satirical guidance urging self improvement through bizarre tips, from counting hair to avoiding sexy novels and visiting grandchildren, with a closing attribution to Ring Features Syndicate.

Edwin Boyle Tiisten Lrast Kellys Bahamas Richard Nixon Katy Moore J. Wolgar Ring Features Syndicate

Philadelphia Plan on jobs quota sparks civil rights debate

The Philadelphia Plan aims to reserve 2000 construction jobs for Black workers by 1973, but opposition argues quotas mask discrimination. NAACP officials condemn compulsory unionism and call for merit based hiring while critics fear reverse discrimination and legal challenges.

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Telegram Editorial Promotes Freedom and Self Control

A 1970 editorial reflects on freedom as a gift from God, not government. It argues for self control, moral guidance through commandments, and patriotism linked to the Declaration of Independence. Published in Columbus Nebraska.

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Ask the Doctor Nerve regeneration

Dear Dr. Lamb explains Bell's palsy causes and recovery. One facial nerve side is affected causing droop and eye closure issues. Most recover in weeks with possible nerve regeneration. surgery only later if recovery stalls. Also covers enzyme detergents potential skin rash and uncertain human risk.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D Babe Ale Bell Harely Lamb Europe Federal Trade Commission Enormre

Murder Mystery 42 Weaped fonether and clues unfold

A fragmented excerpt from a crime puzzle references a murder mystery set in an Alaskan city. Clues include a poison phrase, a detective figure, and scattered terms such as Russian hemp, Uncle Tony, and a timber tree motif. The garbled text suggests a crossword style puzzle with mixed languages and misread entries.

Tonys Sears

Democracy limits in American government, Telegram view

The Telegram argues against pure democracy and supports the American system as one of the best. It cites Madison, Hamilton, Tocqueville, and Ludwig Lewisohn to warn against majority tyranny and calls for a representative republic with checks and balances to protect minority rights and individual freedom.

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Platte County World War II Draft Replacements and Local Notices

December 1940 to December 1960 items from Platte County include Calvin Raney’s acceptance as a replacement for Robert Mogs, joining Kenneth Johnson and Renard Harris in the county draft pool, plus restive road patrol and hospital news. Also noted are a county party officers election for Columbus Jack Walten chapter, and a 1960 notice of Aviation Technician S M Schulze Jr.’s body recovery off Newfoundland. Additional items report November Series E savings, Cadet Anderson’s promotion at Wentworth, and a rabbit chase sports note with a Grand American handicap summary.

Platte County Selective Service Board Fort Crook Calvin Raney Columbus Robert Mogs Raney Kenneth Johnson Renard Harris East Leo Mercy Royal S. Clark Edgar Asche Royal Hospital Asche Gelting Bismark Adair Blaser Clark Bat Sliva Last Creek Township Tedmund Jarecki Phille Center Sliva Charles Macklin Iack Walten In Cabin C. A. Loshbaugh Koonetl Mueller Vhosen Ut. V. Ghark Walter Roth Carl Reuter Sryvin Fringes Oul Lee Hadipy Bren St Agnes Altar Iheamin Lee Smith Helen Christensen Maria Adams Steretary Treasier Christensen Neptune Argentia Newfoundland U.S Thomas R. Anderson R. C. Anderson Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Gol. H. E. Link Thomas Anderson Company A Frain Browner York Dan Jay Fran Taisianpolis Indi Ashere Nebraska Byay Orcer Nwe

Fragmented Q and A on presidential boon and the T in table

Fragmented text asks about occasions a four year old president boon and when the Sonata elected Richard McIntansen and a running mate for Martin Van Buren. It also asks about the significance of the T in table noting garment construction with a short woven extension over laps.

Richard Mclntasen Jo Ruening Martin van Futon

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