Freedom Week in Columbus Promoted by Sertoma Club
The Sertoma Club of Columbus sponsors Freedom Week to promote the Declaration of Independence as a central liberty and civic virtue. It urges Americans to remember rights of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and the duties of good citizens in fostering national progress.
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Is the United States worthy of those exiles
A debate on amnesty for Vietnam war resisters questions whether exiles truly wish to return. Some fear home may mirror a fascist imperial America, given Nixon's ongoing presidency and continued U S involvement in Vietnam. The piece suggests exiles may wait until political lessons are learned.
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Dear Sirs Readers respond with wartime letters to The New Yorker
The piece cites readers reacting to a February New Yorker lead article on Vietnam era policies and draft issues. It mentions figures in aid debates and public figures such as Clifford Irving while noting legal troubles, diary earnings, and calls for domestic peace and reconciliation.
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New Yorker Magazin
Fire as pivot in Hitler rise to power and WWII
An extended footnote analysis argues the Reichstag fire and related arson shaped Hitler's ascent, Nazi consolidation, and the drive to World War II. It links the blaze, van der Lubbe's execution, and subsequent events to violence, propaganda, and political realignment in Germany.
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Telegram Freedom Newspaper Motto and Publication Note
The Telegram Friday Feb 9 1973 Colunous Nebraska presents a motto about liberty as a divine gift and personal responsibility. It emphasizes freedom as self control, aligned with religious and moral truths, not a government grant. It calls for individuals to begin with themselves.
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Your Freedom
Colunous
Nebraska
Slow heart risks and pacemaker doubts in reader letter
Dr Lamb notes slow resting heart rates are not inherently dangerous and cites athletes like Roger Bannister with low rates. He explains resting rate varies with conditioning, lifestyle, and reflexes, and cautions against pacemakers unless there is heart block. Constipation and abdominal pain may slow the heart via reflexes.
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Roger Bannister
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Fragmented Clues in a Cryptic Word Puzzle Piece Together
A garbled OCR style list hints at a cryptic crossword or code with numbers and partial words. Readers glimpse items like f2i, Rouge color, Spanish coin, and various incomplete terms. The fragmentary text offers few clear facts, inviting reconstruction of the puzzle’s theme and entries.
Panama Canal Crisis Caps U N Meeting Impasse
A Panamanian regime push to influence the Security Council meeting in Manaus threatens the canal status quo. The piece argues U S sovereignty over the Canal Zone remains, warns against a potential Panamanian grab, and notes propaganda by Panama's ambassador and others.
US vows to keep sovereignty over Panama Canal zone
The article argues the United States must maintain full sovereignty over the Panama Canal Zone, noting 70 percent of Canal traffic links to U S ports and warning that ceding rights could threaten defense in the hemisphere. It cites congressional voices, including Rep Bon Paqua and Rep Piqua, urging denial of any transfer to international bodies and timing before a United Nations session in Panama.
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Economic nationalism amid international money woes sparks debate
The Department of Commerce cites a 1972 balance of payments deficit over ten billion as currency devaluation prompts drastic cures. Mills calls for import surcharges while Hartke pushes market shares quotas. Nixon seeks tariff power for trade talks. Critics warn inflations, higher prices, and job losses in export sectors.
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Department of Commerce
Wilbur Mills
Vance Hartke
Nixon
Growth in foreign markets drives balance of payments gains
Eugene Jing of Kefau Technology Development Corp flags technology intensive exports led by small firms needing licensing and cross licensing support. Domestic International Sales Corporation schemes and garage enterprise programs spur foreign sales, as Onin Research and ElectroNucleanics illustrate, potentially adding billions to income and easing balance of payments pressures.
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Kefau Technology Development Corporation
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Domestic International Sales Corporation
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Peru
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Washington Post
Canal Zone
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Phil Pastoret
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Lester Korn
Bkuen-Feery International Company
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Chamberlain
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