Telegram Opinion on Senator Goldwater Cash Allowances
A Telegram opinion argues against Goldwater drawing two government checks noting the morality of double pay though legal. It jokes about the computer processing the extra check and suggests Congress should curb his pay or pause his allowance. The piece lampoons executive bureaucracy and questions political influence.
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Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Air Ree
Arizonan
Reserve Command
The
Hie
Congress
Congressional
Nation's Press Honors Generations With Shared Strides
An editorial lauds the nation for four foreign wars fought without land grabs or profiteering, highlighting efforts to aid vanquished nations and fund public health. It notes dramatic gains against disease, expanded education, higher living standards, and massive charitable giving in 1078, surpassing federal expenditures.
Record of progress and obligation in equality discourse
A speaker asserts progress on dignity and equality for minorities while urging continued effort. The speech lauds higher college attendance, more Black Americans in law, Congress, and power, claiming superiority over communist nations in civil rights gains. It credits unsung workers who dream and act, and anchors change in faith, Constitution, and work.
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Congress
Columbus Wrestlers Draw Criticism Over Rivalry
A reader from Columbus questions a Sunday Omaha paper’s framing of a wrestling victory. The letter urges investigation into whether competitive wins replace school pride, citing rivalries among sports and departments. The writer asks what price victory imposes on students and educators.
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Columbus
Omaha
Neese
Fletch Knebel Plans Spy Plot With White House Backdrop
Fletch Knebel pitches Magna Cia Laude Productions a spy story set in Washington. A Joint Chiefs chief fears White House actions, a spy ring operates inside the White House, and Henry Kay’s secrets ripple from Cairo to Moscow during a global diplomatic web.
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Washington
Fletch Knebel
Hollywood
Magna CIA Laude Productions
Hetch
Pentagon
White House
Fletch
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ghana
Panama
Henry Kay
Egypt
Pyramids
Enry
Mao Tse-lung
Peking
Henry
Nixon
Jack Anderson
Israel
Jordan
Liberia
Moscow
New Delhi
South Korea
Henry VIII and the Secret Service in a Wacky White House Tale
The spoof tale recounts a fictional president ordering the Secret Service to tap a relative, plumbers to shadow a son in law, and a hug on a famous actress to stop probes. A barn bag cuff link clue leads to a denouement at a White House dinner and a beach finale in New Zealand.
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Secret Service
Donald
David Eisenhower
Henry
Gabor
Joint Chiefs
White House
Hami
New Zealand
Freedom and self-control letter from The Columbus Telegram
A 1978 Columbus Telegram page discusses freedom from government, self-control, and moral guides, citing the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The piece frames freedom as non servitude and warns against external control.
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Ivan
Hinself
Tess
Ask the Doctor Subaortic stenosis and danger signs
Dear Dr. Lamb explains subaortic stenosis as an obstruction inside the heart that may be mild or severe. Mild cases may allow normal life. severe cases may require a successful heart operation. It is a birth defect not necessarily inherited.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Lake
P.O. Box
Radio City
N.Y
New York
Tom Wicker
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
FHI
SLA
Symbionese
Weathermen
Breton Liberation Front
Corsican Liberation Front
Wasque Enbata
Euzakadi Ta Azkissana
Anisurer to We Don't Want Rationing It Would Be Too Complicated
Fragmented OCR text shows a puzzle style grid with scattered clues and partial answers. The readable parts reference biblical themes, names, and a variety of definitions across positions, suggesting a mixed cryptic style page segment with no clear single news item or event to report.
Debate Over Hunters and Conservation Sparks Smithsonian Essay
The Smithsonian magazine essay by Jack E. Hope weighs anti hunting views against hunter ethics and wildlife welfare. Hope argues hunters are law abiding and pivotal to game laws and conservation through licenses and taxes, while criticizing lifestyle excesses that harm wildlife habitat.
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America
Jack E. Hope
Hope
Smithsonian Magazine
United States
Canada
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Barry
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Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Berry's
Lod
Japan
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Sahal
TRA
IRA
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Latin America
European
West
Jeffrey
Hart
Anisurer
Eli
Corlain
Kl Salis
Myles
Iurarts
Tieeast
Brinson
Matthews
Efusal
Hewlant
Mavenlines
Jump Wickninne
Sirtuir
Montas
Andar sTaniot
LINC
Man As
Hunter
Flope
Oakley
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