Rising beef prices spark blame game and warnings
Telegram Opinion cites John Trotman of the American National Cattlemen's Association warning that new regulatory and environmental measures, feed additives restrictions, and federal land use shifts threaten beef production and could end two decades of declining prices. He notes growth in cattle herd and record production but cautions against policies that raise costs and curb inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotman
American National Cattlemen's Association
Trotman
Fool and Drug Administration
ANGA
Washington
Doves and Democrats Criticize War Efforts in Vietnam
The piece argues the Democratic majority in the House undermined President Dixon’s Vietnam negotiations by voting to cut funding for the ten year war. It contrasts Speaker Carl Albert’s aging leadership with lawmakers who, it claims, harmed the president and military personnel while McGovern is praised in contrast to his Congress peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Vietnam
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Lado
George McGovern
Tax protests by AT T subscribers raise new fuel tax ire
Ton Oakley reports AT T notes Fore 2 0K subscribers withhold federal telephone tax payments. Protests have grown from 12 011 in 1970 and 17 000 in 1971 to 22 000 potential filings, with IRS pressing for disconnections but AT T insisting it forwards collected taxes to the IRS. The piece questions who bears the tax burden and foresees possible broad unrest if the policy persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Oakley
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
ATCT
At&t
Ma Bell
Fimmini
Questions and Answers on Jewish Service and Satellite Fact
The text asks about Sefer in Judaism and a service on the first night of the T four commemorating Exodus from Egypt. It also queries the first Soviet satellite and provides a dubious Mongolia China location claim between Soviet Sthera and North Chiva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Mongolia
China
Sthera
North
Chiva
Where were you Dad in wartime talk at home
A frustrated teen questions a congressman about the Vietnam War and congressional powers. The father defends limited wartime action, saying presidents seek consent, and cites the need for a public declaration of war while noting political sensitivities and the ongoing "police action."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivénar
Maret
Haiphon
Dad defends war policy as Congress and public clash
A father argues with his son about Congress and the White House over the Vietnam War. He contends Congress has not acted to end the conflict and urges patience for President Kennedy to pursue a peaceful settlement, while teens mock Congress as impotent. The father insists they supported the president long ago.
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Ryan
Harry
Congress
Sindergarten
Telegram’s Freedom Newspaper Emphasizes Self-Control
The Telegram from Columbus Nebraska on January 13 1973 promotes information to empower personal freedom through self-control. It argues freedom is not license or anarchy but aligns with moral guides including the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom
Ste Biessings
Cortrol
Fragmented cryptic crossword clues from a European page
A garbled OCR style list presents scattered crossword entries and clues. It mentions European places and names in disjointed phrases with numbers, dates, and partial phrases like Shadow, Eagle, Nomisin, Helian, and Brattle, all embedded in an oblique puzzle fragment without full context or clear clues.
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Biteuloey Marino
Audi
Fom
Shadow
Roe Ok Woman
Eagle's Esi A Ecuestionot
Sonssilvec -St Leather
Nomisin
Horemxoam
Helian
Fragmented OCR text with mixed names and numbers
The readable content shows a chaotic mix of names, numbers, and fragments. No clear event, person, or location forms a coherent news item for a factual card summary. The text appears as garbled OCR from a page segment with scattered references to places and figures.
Advertising's TV ad problem prompts broad public ire
A critical look at national advertising argues that anger rests with television commercials not ads generally. Experts note rising public expectations, TV's tabloid visual bias, and the mismatch between intelligent discourse and televised presentation, making TV ads the focal point of concern.
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Vance Packard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Rane Crain Edilorial
Advertising Age
American Advertising Federation
Ats
Wal Street. Journal
Coour
British Broadcasting Co
Itt
Robin Day
BBC
Wacs
Leonard Beaton
the Wall Streer Journal
Irving Kristal
New York University
Guernica myth and the truth behind its bombing debate
A critical examination argues Guernica was a strategic target, not a civilian massacre, noting its military fortifications and rail depot nearby. It cites field dispatches, foreign correspondents, and prior bomb destructions to challenge the iconic portrayal, urging caution against accepting the myth without context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vercors
U.S
Hanoi
Picasso
Guernica
National Review
Bilbao
Alsa & Rail
Santander
Iself
Savas Agency
London Times
School Experiments Put Students Under Military Style Rule
A Utah junior high staged a two and a half day drill where volunteers posed as invaders in a Triangulan regime. Students faced a ruling class and a feared tribunal as they recited a new language and observed martial discipline. Some opposed the mock tyranny by singing the National Anthem, while the principal called it a success. Similar, longer study occurs at Bishop Hartley High School in Columbus, Ohio, where seniors live as communists and later as fascists under a single teacher.
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Lie Ready
North Ogden Junior High School
Utah
Aveny
Triangula
Carl D. DeYoung
America
Ile
DeYoung
Ayird Labar
Axl
Fredom
Bishop Hartley High School
Columbus
Ohio
Donald Gilligan
John Gilligan
Barbs by Phil Pastore on DIY disasters and moving tips
The column jokes about DIY plumbing turning into a full rebuild and notes how readers will value newspapers when packing fragile items like two TVs and three portable radios during moves.
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Paris
Indochina
Art Buchwald
Wil —Dlivd
THE
Columbus, Nebraska
Tiny Republic
Gisaiah
Ube
Erbium Hebrides
Republic
Slopa
Itelin
Ramandato
Nation's Press
Bares
Hanoi and Guernica
Pitney
AL Guerries
Libary
Gue
Spain
Bilban
Cuerniva
Jeffrey
Hart
Mea
Gilligan
Iipe
Lowall
Ponte
Phil Pastore
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