Telegram opinion on giveaways and public funds
The piece argues against government redistribution calling it a Robin Hood scheme. It cites Walter St Judd and a Freedoms Foundation program at Chapman College to claim public funds are borrowed from taxpayers and that welfare and public aid erode work incentives. It warns of a rising view that money can be created by government and taxes will not rise.
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U.S
Friar Tucks
Little Johns
Allan-a-Dales
M Chapman College
The
Freedoms Foundation
Walter St. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
Post Office
Martin Bormann
Sanita Uon Department of Jerusalem
United Nations
John Wayne
Martha Mitchell
U.S. Supreme Court
South Vietnam
Harry Truman
Louise Hackmeister
John Chancellor
Sopeile Kroll
Robin
Pamela
Elinor
Jin
Chip
Chris
Amy
Kelly
Aristotle Onassis
Nelson Svellisr
Mike Toyko
Newark
Nut
Archie Bunker
Senator Gurney
FLA
Lady Bird Johnson
Gore Vidal
Tennesee Williams
William Buckley
Son of Gods
Yale
Chiang Kalsher
Tom Ferris
Tran i
Raquel Welch
Hubert Humphrey
Bureau OF Internal Revenue
Judd Voices Fear of Welfare Statism and Control
Judd, speaking to teachers in a credit course, denounces welfare statism and bureaucratic domination. He compares it to totalitarian regimes, cites private property loss, and argues the founders created a free system now eroded by unchecked government power and policy by figures like Hiss and Lattimore.
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Despai
Germany
Thussia
Ople
Iie
Dudd
China
Alger Hiss
Edgar Snow
Owen Lattimore
Judd
Executive Order 11490 and the date of tyranny in the U.S.
A reader disputes our dating of dictatorship emergence, discussing Executive Order 1400 issued by Nixon, which outlines emergency powers across federal agencies. The piece cites provisions affecting entry control, mail censorship, labor manpower plans, broadcasting, and emergency financial measures, arguing that such powers imply continuous government control in any national emergency.
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Liberarian
U.S
Nixon
United States
Post Office Department
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commissions
Secretary of Treasury
Msv
George Orwell
New Year Wishes From Notables and Blind Date Lines
A playful roundup lists Henry Kessinger, Muskie, Golda Meir, Bob Hope and many others offering humorous New Year wishes or zany prompts. The spoof ranges from politicians and celebrities to organizations and fictional characters, reflecting a collage of era icons and witty setups for 1972.
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Henry Kessinger
Senator Muskie
Golda Meier
Bob Hope
Hollywood
Abby
Kathi
Karen
J. Edgar Hoover
Premier Sabat
Jacqueline Susann
John Connally
Kennedy
Jimmy Hoffa
John Lindsay
Premier Kosygin
Willie
Sutton
Igey
Lei
Risetlarghin
Kent Iny
Huey
George
Elijah Ammad
Jimmy Breslin
Indira Gandhg
Nevada
Imad Hughes
Jackie Gleason
John Knight
She Unitas
Pidal Casthg
Mao Tse
Flip
Roosevelt Halsted
Eugene McCarthy
Bryant Pack
James Rowley
Milton Goldstandt
Qaley
Time Magazine
Jesse Jackson
Joe Robbie
Dolphins
Louis Wolfson
Rodins
Wess
Earl Wilson
Santa
F.ler Bailey
Freedom and responsibility message from Columbus paper
A January 14 1972 Columbus Nebraska edition promotes freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility. It condemns government as secondary to individual self control and the truth, aligning with constitutional and moral codes.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Understanding vascular disease and tapeworm concerns
Dear Dr Lamb explains vascular disease as any condition involving arteries veins or capillaries with atherosclerosis as a common serious form. The column also warns about misidentifying worm sightings and advises saving samples for medical evaluation, noting Wisconsin’s climate context.
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Lawrence Lams
Lamb
Dear Reader
Courts Challenge Tax Funding For Schools Across States
Harold Howe lauds California ruling while cautioning against equalized funding via the Fourteenth Amendment. He recalls Newton high school innovations funded by wealthier districts, arguing competition spurs better education. poor districts benefited but risks centralism.
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California
Texas
Harold Howe
Newton, Mags
U.S
Ford Foundation
Saturday Review
Newton Shold
America
Soi
Mr. Howe
Newton
John Dewsy
New York
Bronx
Bronxville Schools and Fourteenth Amendment Tax Conflicts
John Chamberlain argues against extending equal access mandates to education funding via the courts. He imagines New York and California scenarios, questions equalization taxes, and warns that liberalizing the Fourteenth Amendment could force all towns to finance broader public services, including education, tennis courts, and Catskill schools. He urges legislative, not judicial, solutions.
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Supreme Court of
New York State
California
Bronxville
Catskills
Adirondacks
Catskill
Baltimore
HL. Mencken
Silver Spring
Question Box: Defining academic freedom and property control
The piece argues there is no separate academic freedom. Freedom means total control over one’s property, including thoughts and derived goods. In tax funded schools, bureaucrats control property, eroding freedom for students, teachers, and owners alike.
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Andrew J. Galanthos
Galambos
Fragmented clues from a hazy old puzzle page
A patchwork of garbled terms and partial phrases lists various scattered items. Readers may glimpse references to places like Hawaiian city and college terms alongside broken words such as Cravat sundown and Lariats. The legible content suggests a mixed puzzle or glossary entry with no clear single narrative.
U.S. Sovereignty Over Panama Canal at Risk
The piece argues the Nixon administration may surrender Panama Canal Zone to Panama, warning such a move would erode U.S. strategic and economic security. It cites Sen. Strom Thurmond, notes the canal’s vital role for naval mobility, and recalls World War II era freedoms and regional stability concerns.
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Panama
Nixon
U.N
U.S
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Sen. Strom Thurmond
RSC
Panama Canal
United States
Canal
Egypt
Central America
Free World
New York Times
Wiel
White House
State Department
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Waldheim
Dr. Lamb
Wisconsin
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Chamberlain
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Tater Khteeprse
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