Food Stamp Debate Echoes Socialist Fear in Legislation
Telegram opinion cites George A. Goodling and Ernest F. Hollings arguing over curbing or expanding the Food Stamp Program. It portrays Goodling as opposing socialism while Hollings supports unlimited expansion, noting rising program costs and federal involvement.
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American Legion Magazine
George A. Goodling
H-Pa
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Goodling
Hollings
Goottling
Debated food stamp program questions trigger partisan clash
A fragmented article critiques Representative Goodling on food stamp policy arguing the program is distorted and debating its curbing or abandonment. It questions the role of hunger experts, fiscal costs, and political ethics in distribution of taxpayer funds.
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Agticollars Department
Nore Cian
Lem
Goodting
Pennsylvania
Gooding
Rlidiot
Tlouse Agriculture Committee
Mme
Judge Tomasella’s flag case mercy mars in Cambridge
A 17 year old girl convicted for burning the American flag pleads for reversal. Judge Frank A. Tomasella commutes punishment, orders a year of good behavior and dismisses the case if she stays out of trouble, guiding a dignified two mile march with the flag to Harvard Square. The scene draws cheers as a civic gesture.
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Frank A. Tomasella
Cambridge
Mass
Tomasallo
Dan
Hle
Eortroom
Harvard Square
Chase
Yonaselle
Cuban Labor Law Targets Idleness Amid Economic Push
The Wall Street Journal notes a new Cuban law cracking down on labor abstention. Able bodied working age men face up to two years of forced labor for refusing jobs, with similar penalties for today’s absences from work. The Communist Party newspaper pledges to uproot idleness.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Wall Street Journal
Communist Party
The Sinful Past of New York in 1871 Adverts
A humorous critique traces 19th century urban vice from Brandma through McCabe’s Lights and Shadow. It cites police, street walkers, and personal ads in The New York World and other papers, noting sly warnings about moral danger, social evils, and gendered vice.
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Brandma
England
America
Roger Straus
Farrar, Straus and Girouy
McCabe Jr
Shadow McCabe
New York City
Straus
Fot McCabe
New York
McCabe
Maw York 10
Auder
Rowery
Hocry Tin
Hhoriston Street
Marty
Tilly
Mulberey
Grand
Jersey Ferry
Madison Square
Ada
Broadway
General Post Office
National Theatre
Normann
New York World
Thun the Hushiesa
The Telegram Motto and Mission Declared in 1971
The Telegram from Columbus Nebraska on February 8 1971 promotes freedom through responsible printing and independent thought. It emphasizes self reliance and adherence to moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Thia
Foruyal
Price of drinking and the liver danger explained
Dr Lawrence E Lamb answers a reader about a husband with a long history of heavy drinking who now vomits blood. He warns of esophageal varices and liver damage, suggests a high protein, low fat diet, avoidance of fat like butter and margarine, abstaining from alcohol, and potential vitamin B complex supplementation. notes hospital care for advanced liver failure and cautions about diabetes medications with alcohol.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dre Lamb
Kylig
Hood
Dickens Across loges and ramsticallies list excerpts
A fragmented OCR list shows mixed phrases and scattered clues for a puzzle or glossary. It includes names, places, numbers, animal references, and partial terms such as armadillo, arab garment, festival, sultan decrees, spinach, pickled fish, and various linguistic hints. The text reads as a stream of crossword style entries and tenuous associations.
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Loges
ST Hanes
Se” Ag
Diane
Adam
Australian style revenue sharing a cautionary tale for U S
Senator James Dudhley argues Nixon proposals fail to fix tax sharing conflicts. The piece surveys Australia under World War I era practice, showing state premiers wrangling over federal tax funds, Victoria’s receipts tax clash with the High Court, and ongoing attempts to regain income taxation power. It warns Congress to study Australia before adopting federal tax sharing.
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James Dudhley
New York
Nixon
Australia
Victoria
Canberra
Queensland
New South Wales
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Gorton
Sydney
Melbourne
Australian Supreme Court
Commonwealth
New York State
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Commonwealth District
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
Wilbur Mills
Question Box debates tariffs and foreign aid policy
The editor argues against linking foreign aid with low tariffs and warns tariffs invite retaliation. Free trade, fewer government protections, and competition are urged to reduce welfare costs, raise employment, and lower prices. The piece cites U.S. Steel and General Motors as examples and calls for more open exchange among nations.
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Acetter
Enjirprikark
U.S. Steel
General Motors
U.S
Manel
Jess Tellance
FTC faces suit over misleading ads for gasoline and aspirin
The Nation's Press reports on the FTC case against Standard Oil of California and echoes a student group SAM E arguing ads should declare products are chemically identical to competitors. Experts say branding and trust drive purchases, not mere chemical sameness.
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Ankarketer
Federal Trade Commission
Red B. Rooney D
FTC
Tial
the Commission
Standard Oil of
California
Law
SAMF
Sami Aludema
Bayer
St. Joseph
Sterling Drug and Plough
Wal Bayer
Ward
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