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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
2
A Telegram opinion argues that the new year invites reflection on past choices, learning from history, and pursuing peaceful, voluntary actions. It cites George Boardman and advocates individual self-improvement, restrained government, and free exchange to reduce conflict globally.
A reflective piece on equal distribution of time, noting that tomorrow comes to everyone with the same 24 hours. It contrasts wishes for more time with the reality that time is a shared allotment to be valued. The narrator wishes readers a good New Year and urges wise use of each day.
The narrator visits Jack, once a towering railroad worker, now gaunt and recluse after an accident. The room holds faded family photos as he speaks of love for trains and fishing. Jack’s mind wanders through memories of the Murmansk run, his job, and his wish to fish one final time. The scene ends with a quiet farewell and a holiday wish.
The Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self control, not political grants, grounding the claim in religious and moral traditions. It asserts freedom is a God given gift, aligns with the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, and condemns dependence on government.
Lawrence Lams M D answers reader questions about premature heart attacks in a 44 year old, noting risk factors such as smoking coffee fried foods and high cholesterol. He discusses hereditary aspects weight loss dangers and recommends a general exam and lipid tests and his book Your Heart and How to Live. He also comments on diverticulosis molasses and diet.
A reader supplied list of scattered clues and fragments covering days, objects, and names. It presents varied hints such as resilience, weather, and social terms, with many entries referencing calendars, German, Russian, and Moslem terms and a mix of everyday objects. The piece reads like a puzzle page with numerous disconnected items awaiting solution.
Analysis argues President Nixon publicly pursues a bold 1972 strategy, betting that economic controls, currency moves, and tariff reductions will stabilize prices and foster growth while attempting to curb global nationalism and pressure from leaders like Indira Gandhi.
John Chamberlain analyzes the new Cold War tensions between the West and Marxist powers. He warns that the Indian Pakistan clash signals Red China and Soviet rivalry in Asia, with volatility from Egypt and Russian satellites. Nixon’s bets loom as open conflicts threaten any lasting thaw and space weapon risks intensify.
A historical critique argues the employer holds wage setting power, while unions push for higher pay. It urges returning wage control to owners and managers, noting most workers are not union members and law should protect bargaining freedom for both individuals and unions.
The Freeman prints Lincoln's view that property results from labor and freedom promotes industry. The piece argues wealth among some proves others can prosper, inspiring effort and enterprise.
The speaker argues for individual freedom to acquire property without laws inhibiting wealth. He suggests letting each man work diligently to build his own house and be safe from violence, noting that preventing wealth could harm society more than aid it.
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