Telegram Opinion On Susan Atkins Confession Sparks Debate
A Telegram opinion piece questions Susan Atkins as a confessed killer, contrasting her remarks on murder with a critique of moral absolutes. It cites Dewey and discusses implications for public schooling, authority, and the justification of violence. The column argues the quotes reveal a troubling view of life and law.
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Susan Atkins
Sharon Tale
Miss T Ale
Nedtood
Anind
Miss Atkins
John Dewey
Quce
Teacher's College
Columbia
Yeshaper
Armerican
Full circle education warned to destroy free will
The excerpt cites Bertrand Russell and Curtis Avery arguing education will control minds and shape beliefs from youth through adulthood with injections and injunctions, making dissent psychologically impossible. It notes quotes from a book by John Steinbacher and mentions a Portland foundation controversy.
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Flehte
Piplls
Bertrand Russell
Tobe
Curtis Avery
Will C. Brown
Portland
Oregon
John Steinbacher
Politics goals clash as Congress and Nixon clash over social reform
Democrats push cradle to grave health care and environmental bills while Kennedy proposes a 41 billion package to fund health expansion and cancer fight. Nixon favors limited health coverage and a $100 million cancer campaign. Senate and House debate real costs, payroll tax effects, and electoral implications ahead of 1972.
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Congress
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Democrat
Kennedy
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
House
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Shaw
Columbus boasts three citizens as national trade leaders
Three Columbus residents currently head major trade organizations William OH Smith of the American Beteratart Association PW Hill of the American Public Power Association and James Gerhard of the Nebraska Highway Meayy Chapter Associated General Constructors of America. Their rise reflects long service, committee work, and earned respect, not luck or charm.
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Columbus
William OH. Smith
American Beteratart Association
PW. Hill
American Public Power Association
James Gerhard
Associated General Constructors of America
Trade Association
World churches back Justice not militancy
The World Council of Churches at Addis Ababa led by Cannell Snaders backed a fund to aid antiracist groups worldwide, mostly in Africa, with over 150000 hoped. It urged churches to audit investments and practices to root out racism, opposing military use of funds and colonial era ties.
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World Council of Churches
Addis Ababa
Out Litte
World Council
Cannell Snaders
Africa
Union of South Africa
Rhodesia
Deen ffrench-Beytagh
John Vorster
God
South Africa
Clerkc
National Party
Johannesburg
Daily Nation
Nairobi
Fragments Reflect Mood of College Seniors and Workers
Disjointed lines touch on student life and societal themes as a sense of uncertainty and transition emerges. The text hints at training, economics, and personal relationships, with uncertain references to dogs, school, and unfamiliar phrases.
Substitute for eggs in breakfast: doctor advises
Dr Lawrence Lamb suggests healthy substitutes to cut cholesterol and fat from breakfast. Replace eggs with cereals made at home such as oatmeal with low fat milk, fresh fruit, pancakes using nonfat dry milk powder, and spreads including polyunsaturated margarine. Fish and creamed chicken on toast are options, with nonfat milk powder enriching calcium.
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Dr. Lamb
Seafaring Terms and Odds Amid Hidden Puzzle Clues
A fragmented OCR snippet blends nautical phrases with scattered numbers and foreign terms. It hints at seafaring tasks, island names, and a dense cipher-like list referencing places, peoples, and objects without clear narrative or conclusion.
Refugee figures under scrutiny amid Middle East talks
Dr. Walter Pinner challenges UNRWA totals, arguing Gaza and West Bank are counted as refugees. He estimates 367,000 truly displaced Palestinians versus UNRWA's 1,317,749 for 1988, suggesting many are generations removed or misclassified. The piece calls for an international age group census to clarify numbers before peace negotiations.
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T He Stoz Canal
Moscow
Orient
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Kremlin
Suez
Waseniputouk
UN Sorides
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Lebanon
Sya
UN Helief and Works Agency
Chicago
Kelly-Nash
Walter Pinner
Richard Crossman
Unitwa
UNRWA
Pinner
Unriva
Jordanian West Bank
Renvine
Syria
Luanon
Dordan
Teraeliy
Algiers
Tunisia
Libya
Morocco
Iraq
Yemen
Nassero
Fr. Piater
Tel Aviv
Mayles
Cotton Growers Channel Subsidy Cap Loophole
Nation's press notes big cotton growers have long cost taxpayers millions through farm subsidy payments. A new law limits annual trap payments to 54000, but AP reports in California's San Joaquin Valley that major growers have already found ways to evade or circumvent the cap, maintaining large cash flows.
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Associated Press
California
San Joaquin Valley
Cotton acreage lease scheme spreads among farmers
Beating the limit could allow large growers to lease Colton acreage to smaller farmers who pay cash to grow more cotton. The scheme would increase subsidies to the big growers and lift more small farmers toward the 96000 ceiling, a self styled share the wealth plan credited to large cotton farmers.
Parents could curb campus delinquency by withdrawing support
An editorial argues that withdrawing financial backing from students who join revolutionary causes would force them back to studies or relinquish college privileges. It targets those funded by “Dear Old Dad” rather than the educated workers paying their way. The piece urges parental leverage over privileges.
Golden wedding day memory of a long marriage
An elderly couple celebrates fifty years together on a cold, snowy day. The narrator recalls family, the children and grandchildren, and the couple’s stubborn devotion. The father fondly recalls Yankees lore while the mother endures her wintry, affectionate procession toward bed after a long day.
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Momma
Big John
Jenny
Jenny Bishop
John
Sis
Jake Rappitl
Ane Nathaml Gehrig
Wally Pipp
New York Yankees
Fenny
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