Telegram Opinion on Nixon and the War Busing Inflation and Trust
Readers urge President Nixon to speak openly about the Vietnam war and bombing decisions. They question inflation and social security impacts, rising capital punishment reports, and preferred government reforms while urging clarity on national resources and domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niven
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Hig Shell
Vietnam
Ynat
Sci
State of the Union
New Alger novel Silas Snubden's Office Boy published
Horatio Alger’s formula returns in a new edition from Doubleday and Company with Silas Snobiden’s Office Boy, the first Alger novel issued under the author’s name since 1890. The piece notes the familiar industrious youth triumphs through courage and luck, with social commentary on today’s job scene.
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Horatio Alger
Granddad
Hat
Silas Sadden
Argosy
Back Sin
Alger
Doubleday and Company
Githe
Alger Inceed
Silage Snubden
Prachut
Silas Snobiden
Miler
Veamanite
Vountey
Technology versus nature in resource recycling debate
A fragment discusses ecology, resource use, and recycling failures in modern industry. It cites scientist Rene Bubos arguing that consuming nonrenewable resources shows civilization’s failure to recycle, while promoting a cycle of burning rose materials and returning carbon to support new plant growth. It notes fossil fuels overload the system and hints at nanotechnology as a trending topic.
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Scientis
Rene Bubos
Valentine legends and a history of true love explained
A reflective piece traces St. Valentine’s origins from ancient Rome to medieval romance, detailing Claudius Gothicus’ conflicts with family control, the saint’s Christian stance, and the February 14 tradition. It links myth to modern love symbols, noting rituals, dowries, and the headless martyrdom that sparked enduring lore.
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Willi
Ore
Rome
Aprea
Claudius Gothicus
Claudius
Good Old C
Jove
Pliny
Tiny
P.S
Riol
Wanle
Valentine
Porta Valentini
Freedom and Truth Guide The Telegram 1973
A 1973 Columbus Nebraska Telegram editorial advocates individual freedom and truth, arguing government grants alone cannot secure liberty. It asserts Freedom as shared responsibility, citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
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Telegram Your Freedom
Devicatee
Furnixhinge
OUP
Oles
Wittum
Vileal
Cid
Cholesterol confusion and triglyceride basics
A reader asks about triglycerides what they are and whether they improve with weight loss. The reply explains triglycerides as part of lipoproteins in blood, notes the link to fat intake, and emphasizes reducing overall calories to lose fat. It cites a Viking Press book with calorie based food tables and cholesterol content for public guidance.
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Lawrence Lams
J.D
Dr. Lamb
Pee Heen
Viking Press
Madison Avenue
New York
Across 2 Lale iY Qa-tenth Doctors Puzzle
A fragmented word puzzle list references many names and clues across varied topics. It mixes letter shifts, biographical hints, and scattered terms like Belgi an merle di and Jacob's first brother, creating a mosaic of cryptic items and partial phrases.
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Q Belier Uchis
Merle di
Rahal Mi Medical
Jacob
Armadlilia
McGovern’s flawed moral high ground draws renewed scrutiny
In a caustic round of criticism, McGovern’s post election posture and campaign rhetoric are challenged. The piece notes his Oxford speech blaming Nixon and his later defense budget claims, arguing he shifted from principled stance to political pragmatism and misstatements, while press coverage finally exposed errors in his figures and proposals.
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George McGovern
Oxford
England
Nixon
LS. Press
U.S
George
Howie
London
BBC
Bush League
Chicago
Richard Daley
Hilian
NATO
ReGovern
Coluoms
McGovern
California
JL Dee
Gseal
Hiy
McCueern
Pii
Buckley aims to undo abortion ruling via constitutional amendment
The quality of life critic Senator James Buckley warns he will push a constitutional amendment to reverse the Supreme Court abortion decision. He argues federal courts should not override states on sociological or medical questions and questions the trimester framework. He contends that only states can decide on privacy and life, and notes the slow path of constitutional change.
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James Buckley
New York
Supreme Court
Jim
Buckley
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Nixon
Blackmun
Justice Blackmun
Point Barrow
Alaska
Buffalo
Wyo
Nazi Ciermeny
Hitter
Goebbels
Himmler
Streicher
Remendos
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Bruce
Biossat
Emerprna
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Chamberlain
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