Telegram Opinion Demagoguery's ugly head
A Washington protest by United Auto Workers spurred demagoguery from leaders and guest speakers. Woodcock Kennedy Mondale urged government to create jobs, but critics warn government lacks money and rising wages push prices up. Authors argue higher wages require higher production or unemployment follows.
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United Auto Workers
Washington
Auto People
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Kennedy
Mondale
Mondaly
Kennedy Et al
Moynihan condemns U S aid while ending India post
Former ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan lashes Congress for restricting foreign aid funds as he leaves India. He argues aid built bureaucracies and failed to foster self sufficiency, while warning that aid may be weaponized for policy aims. He cites Pakistan arms shipments to counter Russia and criticizes the era’s policy contradictions.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Harvard
Doft
Moynihan
U.S
Taiwan
State Department
Pakistan
Russia
India
Moynllan
Feeding the World Debate Echoes in Letter to Editor
A reader argues that while the U S debates feeding the world millions remain hungry. The letter cites biblical phrases about giving and asks donors not to lose sight of future efforts, urging continued charity and global aid.
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Dust
U.S
America
Parison
Fragmented musings mix politics and inflation parody
A dated scribble blends mischief and policy satire noting HUD reversal and Ford staff choices. It riffs on inflation and Congress with mock Shakespearean lines, lampooning politicians and taxpayer pay while referencing archival notes from September 20, 1933.
A Secretary Choice Reflects Ford Era Politics
In a candid note Jim Fiebig lauds Carla Anderson Hills as a capable choice for housing and argues the nation needs an honest businessman to lead the presidency. He laments political games and envisions a sharp, experienced executive running the country like a firm, free of partisan noise.
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Carla Anderson Hills
Ford
Freedom Telegram Editorial Emphasizes Self Control
The Columbus Nebraska newspaper column urges readers to preserve freedom through self discipline and personal responsibility. It links freedom to divine guidance, cites the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, and argues peace begins with the individual.
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Your Freedom
Mimself
Hip arthritis advice from Dr Lamb about exercise and treatment
Dear Dr Lamb outlines arthritis in hips mainly osteoarthritis, stressing balance of exercise and rest, use of cane, and keeping joints mobile. He notes that advanced hip osteoarthritis can require total hip replacement and suggests consulting a physical therapist or physical medicine specialist.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
DR. Lamb
Cams
Sheee
Eure
Tien
LaRue Stone
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Lamb
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Jumble Across 42 Cub meler Plewsant enanth
A jumble style clue list includes scattered entries such as "Implore" "Heavy weight" and "Former name" with many garbled or misspelled phrases. The mix resembles a crossword puzzle nonsensical prompt rather than a coherent news item.
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Cub Meler Plewsant Enanth
Pabhe Transportanan
Mos
Aviana
Love God
Special Mission of Tokyo
Sooinsayer
Scrupulous Sam and the Embassy Car Plot Unfolds
A spoofed letter chain shows Dabi Dabt envoy and vizier discussing a secret deal with Ford executives to occupy surplus U.S. cars. The missive, leaked by a CIA–FBI style satire, claims 1.58 million autos to be delivered with four on the floor seating and factory air, aiming to make the nation highly mechanized.
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Nofe
Washington
CIA
FHI
New York Yankee Front Nine
Abu Said
Henry Ford
Thomas Murphy
Lynn Townsend
Roy Chapin
Knight
Life
Allah
Gerald R. Ford
General Motors
Historic Dabi Dabi Army Plan Drawn in Odd Letter
A letter from Hussein Hassan Hussei describes training 186 Dabi Dabi defense volunteers with 155 howitzers, a two year guarantee on parts and service, and a factory rebate backed by Chase Manhattan. The memo mentions Gerald Ford, ex Chrysler chiefs, a two year/12 000 mile guarantee, and seeks to build a road soon.
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Chrysler
Dabi Dabi
Gerald Ford
Henry Ford
Sam
Mohammed
Chase Manhattan
House
Michigan
Gulf Swim Club
Oporto parallels Trotsky era Russia in 1950s Left drift
A National Review editor draws a line from a 1917 St. Petersburg crowd and Cossacks to modern Lisbon politics in Oporto. He notes a molecular shift toward leftist, reformist governance as parties like Cunhal's Communist, Soares's Socialist, and the moderate Popular Democratic Party form the current government.
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Portugal
National Review
James Burnham
Oporto
St. Petersburg
Leon Trotsky
Erikson
Vyborg
Sampanievsky
Kaburov
Leningrad
Lisbon
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Socialist Party
Mario Soares
Popular Democratic Party
Social Demo
Portuguese CDS convention attacked amid riot and troop delay
The CDS in Oporto faced a 2,500 strong Communist mob during a January convention. Police failed to stop the raid, troops arrived late, and paratroopers later freed delegates. The episode signals a leftward shift in Portugal with Communists dominating labor and media and suppressing rival parties.
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Eratie Center
CDS
Christian Democratic
Oporto
Lisbon
Mke
Communist Party
Army
James Burnham
St. Petersburg
Trotsky
Social Democratic Center
Operte
Operto
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