Federal Reserve critique of inflation and Nixon policy
A Telegram opinion argues that monetary inflation stems from government money creation and criticizes the Nixon administration. It cites Arthur Burns and 10 policy suggestions while urging drastic cuts in government spending and monetary expansion, condemning bureaucratic meddling and moral decline in governance.
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Nixon
Dial
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve System
Burns
Fed Board of Governors
United States
Ly, New & World Report
U.S
Iitself
Soviet Union
Iter
Tom Paine
Age of Reason
Moynihan’s tax idea clashes with aid plan words
A Nation's Press item notes Daniel Moynihan, retiring Presidential special counsel, praises revenue sharing to empower cities and states while later backing a costly Family Assistance Plan. The piece highlights the paradox between federal revenue sharing and Moynihan's call for local control.
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Daniel P Moynihan
Washington
Moynihan
Family Assistance Plan gains critics call for overhaul
The speaker questions Moynihan on applying revenue sharing flaws to FAP, arguing welfare reform requires a complete overhaul not costly expansion. They warn that adding agencies risks an illusion of accomplishment with no real progress and wonder where a $4.2 billion funding would come from.
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Moynihan
Ihar
Washington
Identity Crisis Over Last Names In Washington Youth
A Washington father complains about his daughter Eslen dating boys without knowing their last names. He and his friend Zinnier discuss a rule banning ski trips with boys whose surnames are unfamiliar, revealing playful confusions about names like Rendys from Virginia and Steve from Baltimore. The piece lampoons modern youth culture and name awareness.
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Washington
America
Zinnier
Penemenon
Eslen
Ellen
Henry
Therase
Handy
Steve
Ale
Rendys
Virginia
Baltimore
Ray
Kenny Boy
That's Tina or Karen Whose Family Owns a House
A family frets over surnames and memory as teenage Mitzi struggles to recall classmates. Confusion grows with references to Karen Whose Family Owns a House in Nag's Head North Carolina and other friends like Ellen and Chris. Names blur and phone numbers vanish in a humorous, strained domestic vignette.
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Tina
Ellen
Mitzi
Karen
Nag’s Head
North Carolina
Mimi
Nap’s Head
Chris
Zindser
New York
Bruce
David
Zinner
Stave Jackson
Rint
Randy
Virginia
Zinnaer
Eilen
Angeles
Let Peace Begin With Me Telegram Message 1971
A January 5 1971 issue from Columbus Nebraska promotes turning information into reader education. It argues freedom comes from self control not government grants and cites moral guides including the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Controlling cholesterol and blood fats by Dr Lamb
Doctor Lamb discusses triglycerides and cholesterol, noting tests vary and single readings mislead. He advises gradual diet and daily exercise to reduce body fat, warns against lifetime medicine unless needed, and stresses smoking avoidance and preventive living patterns for aspiring executives.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamth
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Clues Across A Themed List
A garbled OCR fragment presents a long list of odd clues and word fragments. It shows irregular terms, partial names, numbers, and apparent crossword style hints with scattered capitalized entries and stray punctuation. The readable bits suggest a composite puzzle or glossary rather than a cohesive article.
New Frontiersman Echoes on McNamara and Defense
In the 1960s discourse, Robert McNamara is cited as the emblem of a new defense era, with claims of professional management yet criticized by the Senate subcommittee for eight years of investigation. The panel says the FILL fighter bomber would cost 7.8 billion for 590 planes, far above original plans, accusing McNamara of serious mismanagement and concealment of facts. Roswell Gilpatrick is named as a conflicted aide, and Hanson Baldwin’s Strategy for Tomorrow opens with a critical assessment.
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John J. Kennedy
Robert §. McNamara
Department of Defense
Amcnamara
Defense
Defense Department
McClellan
Subcommittee On Investigations
McNamara
Roswell Gilpairie
Tommorrowe
Harpar and
How
Hanson Y. Baldwins
New Frontier Reflections on Kennedy Era Centralization and War
A critical column discusses Kennedy era decision making and Vietnam policy under Ito Kennedy and Johnson. It critiques centralized command, says Washington’s control hindered subordinates and increased casualties while noting satirical and literary comparisons from Frost Sorensen and Schlesinger.
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Ito Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
Defenga
Ballatlon Coummandar
Hem
Howse Alda
John Kennedy
Robert Frost
Ted Sorensen
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Arthur Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Hemingway
JPK
King Features Syndicate
Death Returns To Public Conversation In American Life
A wave of interest in death arises as cigarette ads fade and mental health concerns rise. Dr E James Lieberman warns Americans ignore death at their peril while studies link attitude shifts to social deviance. editors urge putting death back into perspective and note death now supplants sex as a social taboo.
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New York
Nwa
American Cancer Society
Ips
E. James Lieberman
Howard University School of Medicine
Washington
Russell Sage Foundation
Murlet Spark
Facing Death in Modern America Says Lieberman
The interview discusses how Americans avoid death, citing media desensitization and nonemotionalism. It notes rising life expectancy, changing beliefs about the afterlife, and urges mourning as the path to normal life, calling tears the only cure.
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Lieberman
America
Columbus YMCA chess and sport tourney results noted
The Daily Telegram lists holiday YMCA tournament champions with Fred Brock winning the Intermediate billiards, Lawrence Staroscik the call shot, Warren Dickey table tennis, Douglas Trowbridge Junior checker, Bob Nickolik Prep, Bud Price junior table tennis, and Snipping Leater Wurdeman Proverse capturing paddies and balls for runners up. About 50 boys competed daily as Columbus police report a quiet New Year’s Eve amid brief intoxication cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Brock
Albert Becher
Lawrence Staroscik
Beecher
Warren Dickey
Dale Weber
Bicker
Weber
Douglas Trowbridge
Checker Rorel
Bob Nickolik
Bud Price
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Chamber of Commerce
Wankiington
Panca
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Olio
Aone
Haron Zoom
Sminois City
Jeannette
Vipilie Aue
Jeffrey Hart
Lee Mueller
News of
Yesteryear
Svea C. Loomis
Daily Telegram
Columbus
Oscar W. Wilk
Nobraks State Employment Service
Industeial
Platte
Tuller
Colfax
Polk
Maxwell Wilbur Beeton
Beeton, Dickinson and Company
Tne
Jhutherferry
Nebraska State Safety Patrol
Columbus Savings and Loan Association
Phil R. Tlockenbarger
Columbus Savings and Town Association
AL Fe
G. A. Mantra Har
Columbus Congregational Church
Anna Guss
Clark
Distriet Court
Clark Cruonther
Ethel Gossard
Fremont
Albert & Wagner
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