Controversy ends in humane society pound agreement
Columbus celebrates a truce on the city pound operation with the Columbus Humane Society taking charge of running repairs cleaning and feeding while the city handles dog catching disposal and three to seven day holds. Adoption fees go to city to cover costs. Citizens and college coeds help publicize and photograph animals for adoption.
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Junivane
de Webster
Columbus Humane Society
Ute Jost Ar
Cltlzens
Volanbus
Oia Firet
D Murmane Society
Piatin College Coeds
Columbus
Mira
Larry Fieldlan
Nimane Society
So-Buis
Jgynlvcd
Willy
End of a Dirty War Ends in Obscene Terror
A fragmentary account notes the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese pressure in the final hours of the war, with Saigon regime troops trying to repel them and U.S. bases shelled by artillery and rockets. The piece frames the end as a waste of humane life and a return to Communist terrorism, resulting in remaining American casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Little cigars vs cigarettes debate stirs FTC action
The Federal Trade Commission asks Congress to ban little cigar ads on radio and TV, arguing tests show little cigars pose health risks similar to cigarettes. The Little Cigar Council disputes claims, calling health hazards speculative and noting legal definitions differ from cigarettes.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
He Commission
Little Cigar Council, Inc
Virginia
Cigar Council
Dhue
Athenamie
Questions and Answers in a Historic Paper Clatter
A fragmented quiz style page asks about Illy winning the Kentucky Derby, rain prophets, mudchippers, Kathlvbben Island, Greenland, Vatican Guard, US Naval Academy degrees, Victoria Woodhull, and why the RCMP tunic is scarlet. It provides brief answers such as chicken for rain prophet, mudchipper fish traits, and Woodhull as the first woman nominated for US president in 1872.
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Victoria Chatin Woodhull
U.S
Riqual Stigtts
Oscar Wilde a Witful Life of Fame and Fall
A fragmented retrospective on Oscar Wilde recounts his wit, works, and scandals from birth to death. It recalls his sharp quotes, prison for homosexuality, financial troubles, and final years in Paris, portraying a genius undone by society and sin.
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Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Vittoria
Edlward
Sheffield Steel
Lairy
Maillingaire
Marcy
Soho
America
England
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Victoria
Hallad
Reading
Paris
Let Peace Begin With Me Telegram Editorial
The Telegram argues freedom requires responsible control of climate disaster threats and rejects anarchy. It cites the Declaration of Independence and moral guides, urging readers to uphold truth and liberty. Published Wednesday, February 7, 1973, in Columbus Nebraska.
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Ida Newspaper
Greb
Pavernnieral
Difference Between Heart Attacks And Heart Failure Explained
Dear Pr Lamb explains heart attacks result from artery blockage causing heart muscle damage and possible death, with some patients recovering fully. Heart failure means the heart loses strength to pump blood, can follow previous damage or high blood pressure, causing lung fluid and body swelling. treatment may involve digitalis and dietary salt control.
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Laurence Lamb
M.D
Pr. Lamb
Ture
Earl
Eisenhower
Jem
Johnson
Puzzle and word list from a garbled crossword fragment
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of words, numbers, and references including names, places, and potential crossword clues. It appears as a stream of disconnected terms without a coherent news event or narrative.
Extending the cease-fire to Northern Ireland
An opinion piece argues the Nixon Kissinger strategy aims to press a broader peace by engaging China and the Soviet Union. It suggests a trade off involving Indochina and urges squeezing further arms to the IRA as a possible path, while noting Ulster’s continued economic growth and steady shipyard orders amidst violence.
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Taesary
Goushal Key Stone
Stone
New York Review of Backs
Bill Burkley
Bill
Nixon
Burkley
Nixon- Kissinger
Indochina
Henry Kissinger
Mao Tsedung
Brezhnev
Vietnam
U.S
Peking
Washington
Inner Asia
von Frori
John Maynard Keynes
Nixon-Kissinger- Leant
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
Britain
America
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Dublin
HRA
Northern
Southern
Amecigan
Belfast
Reflecting on Presidents Nixon Truman Johnson Kennedy
A critical essay surveys how activism and public scrutiny shaped presidents from Truman to Kennedy and Nixon. It notes critics preferred active leadership, cites Eisenhower as misunderstood, and argues lasting judgments come from future historians rather than present opinion. It contemplates Nixon’s long public arc and the difficulty of judging presidential legacies.
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Wasrington
Nixon
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
John P. Kennedy
Truman
Johnson
Kennedy
Richard Wison
Roy Richard
Henry Fairlin
Peking
Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Greenland
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US. Naval Academy
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Oscar
Ife
London
Lady Windermere
Poe
Jim
Columbus, Nebraska
HEA
Sarge
South Vivian
Moross
Atmosps
Autores
State of Vchannel
Fcor
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Mtree Swinge
Femoverdt
Cuemepater Enterprise Asst
John
Chamberlain
Synotcote
Perm Nrateese
Kissinger
Che Guevara
Ene
Jawon
Middle East
Inchina
Suez
Little Rock
Richard Nixon
Bruce
Biossat
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