Telegram Opinion On Coercive Bureaucracy And Jail Threats
The piece discusses a California barber warning about government coercion and possible arrest for charging lower haircut prices. It portrays the barber as defending individual rights amid threats, with details of his surrender to authorities and comments on fighting state courts and officials. The editorial notes Folly of arbitrary government action and criticizes bureaucratic meddling.
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Miele Pricad
Eaye
California
Barber Ii
Star
Trey Enterprise Barber
Eceemt
Sears
Das Ree
Dramisation Cme Sie
Prives
Siu
Ricky Star Victim Battles Bureaucratic Infamy
An editorial denounces government overreach and civil service pressure against Ricky Star, claiming a conspiracy of bureaucrats aims to ruin him for offering a cheaper service. The piece likens the actions to totalitarian regimes and urges readers to oppose what it calls bureaucratic infamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Slar
Verbal clash of giants stirs Cold War tensions globetrotting
The piece weighs the heated exchange between the Soviet Union and Communist China at the UN and in global diplomacy. It cautions against premature judgment, notes mutual suspicions, and warns that further propaganda or conflict could hurt the entire world while the United States watches.
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Westar
Soviet Union
China
Russia
Tsun
India
Starl $1
Siviet
del Malik
Chma
Ial
U.N
Etemay
Malik
Muang
Tnil
Peking
Moscow
India-Pakistan
Africa
U.s.8.a
Safety belts fail in crush tests for small and large cars
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that belts and anchors failed in desk tests at 40 to 50 mph, in both large and small cars. President William Hadrian warns most cars remain danger despite federal belt requirements. engineers must improve restraint reliability.
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Java
Snall-Car
Fe Far
Williem Hadrion
Institute
Sulee
Renresett
Perhays
Prayer for a New Year and Divine Guidance
A reflective prayer asks God for enlightenment and mercy as a new year begins. It pleads for strength to overcome corruption hypocrisy and division while seeking better stewardship of resources and wiser governance for those in power. The plea urges unity, reform, and spiritual renewal for communities and nations alike.
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New York
Tikal
Athens
Appeal for guidance to humble human values in a stark new year
A reflective plea laments materialism and war hunger while urging a return to simple divine love and generosity. The speaker asks for God to restore compassion, teach giving, and guide humanity away from self destruction as the world enters a new year.
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Mary Chine
Freedom and self-control quote in 1972 Telegram column
The Telegram prints a religiously framed statement asserting freedom as a gift from God not government, defining liberty as self-control consistent with moral guides. It emphasizes peace starting with the individual and cites the Declaration of Independence. The piece appears in the Columbus Nebraska edition on Monday, January 3, 1972.
ASK THE DOCTOR Tips on heart attack by Dr Lawrence Lamb
Dear Reader, a heart attack can strike unexpectedly. Learn signs and first aid steps to take before help arrives, including positioning, checking for a pulse, performing chest compressions at about 60 per minute, and giving mouth-to-mouth breaths if another person is present. If a pulse returns, stop.
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Lamb
Vieting
Fragmented OCR Word List Spans Languages and Topics Across Subjects
A scrambled OCR dump mixes terms from geography cuisine history and language notes. It includes references to California friendships restaurants colors leaves names and numbers interwoven with literary and historical terms creating a volatile mosaic of terms without a single cohesive narrative.
Merit study questions youth vote and political leanings
The Merit Publishing Company reports a 23,000 response survey of 12 to 18 year olds in high schools, showing vast youth support for a black Vice President, broad acceptance of birth control, and a preference for an all volunteer army. Democrats lead among respondents, with 34 percent, independents 46, and Republicans 20 percent. The piece questions the views of non respondents and notes the potential impact on the 1972 election.
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Merit Publishing Company
Northfield
Merit
Richard Nixon
Hubert Haimphrey
J.bj
Unse
South
Culum
Allard Lowenstein
Youth Vote Questioned In 1968 Style Debate
In a candid critique, John Nane argues the 1968 like call for a new president lacks force this year as Vietnam winds down and candidates repeat broad topics. He notes a waning youth fire and small turnouts for reform movements, predicting a calm 1972 with Nixon and Muskie shaping a middle ground unless a divisive issue surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Davis
Aviel Nixon
Tubin
People’s Party
Dallas
Texas
Lef
Benjamin Spockye
Julius Hobson
Vicq Presidia
Spork
Nixon Muskie
Bangla Desh bloodbath and refugee crisis looming
The piece outlines Indira Gandhi's pledge of Geneva Convention adherence amid the Bangla Desh crisis. It discusses ethnic tensions among Bengalis, Hindus, Muslims, and Biharis, predicting a flood of new refugees as chaos and repression surge in the region. It notes West Pakistanis' migration and the precarious civil order under central rule.
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Indira Gandhi
Davee
Offer
Gulliver
Kingdom of
Lilliput
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Jaigla Desi
Mukti Bahini
West Pakistan
Jhase
Ihdia
Pakistan
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Piter
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Aneseer Te
John
Nane
Dump Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Vietnam
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