Editorial criticizing loan to Natchez Trace Golf Club
The editorial blasts a $265,000 Agriculture Department loan to Natchez Trace Golf Club in Tupelo after it allegedly admitted three Negro members. It argues those members were employees of white officers and questions government subsidy of golfers, urging a return to private funding and reduced federal involvement.
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Agriculture Department
Mississippi
Natchez Trace
Tupelo
Charles C. Diggs
Michigan
Rep. Diggs
Is Associates
1970 model recalls 1969 issues in Detroit probe
In a Detroit recall probe the 1969 model is blamed for defects and high costs as engineers acknowledge mistakes. A public stance says the 1970 model will feature major improvements including reduced emissions and an engine Vietnamization amid consumer concerns and safety fears.
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Washington
Detroit
United States
Lin
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Not a Clear Headline From Confused Memoir
A rambling narrative about SIM BISHOP AM smokers and a Dr Ronald J Sheili at the Miami Heart Institute critiques smoking. It references quitting attempts, excuses, and a chaotic mix of quotes, mis-spellings, and fragmented anecdotes without a cohesive event or outcome.
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Bewarcho
Ronald J. Sheili
Shelb
Miami Heart Institute
Leconsider
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Moon
Io Mels
Doctor Sheik
Tay
Ajami Heart Institute
Ronald Sheib
Annie
Lou Chester
Sher
Doctor Sheik Finds Quitting Smoking Tough Yet Urgent
A 1969 King Features Syndicate piece reflects on Doctor Hector Sheik quitting smoking after years as a heavy smoker. The author notes health dangers, mentions weight gain, and the social pressures of cessation while preserving a wary humor about prior habits and the doctor’s public stance.
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Sheik
Hector Sheik
Beast
Sheib
Bil Armstrong
The Telegram Let Peace Begin With Me
A 1970 Columbus Nebraska publication page emphasizes personal liberty and self-control guided by moral principles. It asserts freedom as a divine gift, not a government grant, and calls for consistent adherence to the Golden Rule and independence ideals.
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Ils
Uucrat
Doctor Answers Questions On Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
A physician explains SLE causes including genetic and drug-induced forms, outlines lack of a cure, and notes sun exposure avoidance. It discusses pregnancy, contraception, smoking, and variable remissions, plus medications Guanethidine Hygroton and Trimeterene with their effects and side effects.
Comedy of Errors Across a Small Mistake
A jumble of clues points to a puzzle themed around errors and misprints. Across clues mix wordplay for terms like mistaken, miscue, and wrongdoings with references to places, symbols, and letters. The downs continue this pattern with similar wordplay and puns.
Humility as the 1970s begin in a Dublin column
John Chamberlain reflects from Dublin on the 1970s, noting failed 60s prophecies and global critiques of the United States. He cites media views from London, Stockholm, Oslo, and Moscow, praising humility and contrition in leaders while acknowledging ongoing global tensions and North Ireland issues.
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Dublin
Ireland
Gheltos
Iraq
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Vietnam
Jack
Jack Kennedy
United States
U. S
Pinkville
U.S
The
London Express
Richard Nixon
White House
Irish Times
Spiro Agnew
Stockholm
Oslo
Nero
Rome
Moscow
Fernando Po
Biafra
Nixon
John Lindsay
New York
New Year traffic deaths study alarms and state elections
January 1940 record notes fewer than 200 national New Year weekend traffic deaths. A United Press tally lists 181 traffic deaths, 43 personal crisis reports, and 15 in fires with other losses. Columbus Fire Department begins annual elections in January, selecting officers and a new Fire Chief after three-year tenure.
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The
Safety Council
United Press
Columbus Fire Department
W. ¥. Bissell Hose Company
Engine Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 2
Pioneer Wook and Ladder Company
A. R. Haney
Lennie Jones
C. R. Galley
Albert H. Krumland
Harald J. Pulman
Robb T. Lecron
Kearney
Klein
Platte County
Omaha
Robert C. Quick
Elsie Ruda
J. P. Young
Preston FE
Lincoln
Q and A columns from Freedom Herald readers quiz
A fragmented quiz page presents questions on the Hope diamond color Father’s Day observance and US presidents visiting the Pope. Answers cite a blue hue for the Hope diamond and list Wilson Eisenhower Kennedy Nixon visits. dill is linked to biblical anise. Includes subscription and mailing details.
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U.S
Vatican
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict XV
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Paul VI
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John Chamberlain
King Teatures Syndicate
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Raymond Loewe
Codweil Iolis
Lieut
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Nebraska State Highway Patrol
Duharme
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Platte Center
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Moisiure
Donald
Novotny
Schuyler
Novolny
Tokyo
Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
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Richard J. Hopkins
Emil B. Pickhardt
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Leigh
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Colfax County
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