Telegram Opinion on Nixon energy speech and claims
The column argues there is no energy shortage despite oil supply gaps due to Middle East belligerency. It contends America has abundant energy from oil, natural gas, coal, shale, nuclear, and renewables. It says gasoline prices reflect a weaker dollar, not true scarcity. It characterizes Nixon’s remarks as potentially escalating crisis and questions public desire for such a maneuver.
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Nixon
Las Vegas
One- West
Northeast
America
Oval Office
Relb
Rosenthal
New York
New Jersey
Liberty
Ouse
Editorial on oil prices and dollar value over time
A newspaper editorial critiques oil price dynamics from 1940s to present, arguing labor value, gasoline costs, and dollar devaluation shape energy affordability. It cautions against provocative federal rhetoric and notes producers' stance on price stability in exchange for dollar value limits.
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U.S
Nixon- Milk Price Debate Prompts Impropriety Questions
A Nation's Press critiques the blend of politics and money around milk price support and the ITT case. It asks if campaign contributions and traditional political considerations taint policy, or reflect representational duties, noting Nixon's stance amid powerful forces moving government aid to farm states.
Lesson in milk and politics of subsidies and antitrust
The analysis argues campaign contributions are not the root of corruption in milk price cases but rather how milk prices are set. It notes Congress support for higher prices and a presidential veto risk, questions public financing, and urges minimizing government favors to avoid sector-specific corruption in Washington. It also recounts antitrust outcomes limiting IFT acquisitions and the broader political cynicism in policy.
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Congress
IFT
Washington
Women Speak On Abortion At Columbus Meeting
Mrs. Micky Salisbury of Omaha argued against a stand by the Commission on Women on abortion saying women should not ignore the issue but focus on health services law welfare and family. She asserted abortion is a life or death matter touching many areas and should be a prime objective of womanhood. Mrs. Don Kealer.
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Micky Salisbury
Omaha
Columbus
Commission On Women
Don Kealer
The Ultimate Put-Down at the Graveyard
A narrator contemplates graveyard choices and perpetual care in Los Angeles and New York, recounting family deaths, wakes, and a wandering loyalty to those buried. The piece blends memory, humor, and philosophy on death, space, and belonging as weeds grow among graves.
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Los Angeles
Forest Lawn
Treath
Disneyland
Washlawn
New York
Gates
Mother
Elinor
Jay
Johny
Mary Foley
Mary
The Columbus Telegram Freedom Message January 23 1974
The Columbus Telegram emphasizes personal freedom as a divine gift and moral duty. It argues freedom requires self control and adherence to moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Lecithin and cholesterol answer from Dr Lamb
Reader asks if lecithin lowers cholesterol despite a high cholesterol reading and strict diet. Dr Lamb says lecithin provides fatty acids and choline, offers no proven cholesterol benefit, and cautions that healthy eating with adequate fats makes lecithin unnecessary and possibly wasteful.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Osar Dr. Lamb
Fragmented OCR note summarizing names and items
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and terms including dogs, spaniel, Hubber, Anjou, Vim, Merlin, Warhol, Al, Cee, Scot, chicken, BeRark, March date, Aquatic, Chinese exit, mammal, Heine, Bible, and EA3SH. Text remains unreadable in places with mixed capitals and truncated phrases.
Nightmare Blackout of 1965 Shocks Northeast Metros
Retrospective on the November 9 1965 blackout that plunged Boston to Buffalo and Montreal to Manhattan into darkness. With TV, water pumps, and transit halted millions faced a citywide crisis that revealed social generosity and highlighted power grid vulnerabilities.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Buffalo
Montreal
Manhattan
Gotham
Fun City
Metropoli
Royal
Arthur Gelb
AM. Rosenthal Reraunt
Brotherhood of Eternal Love and LSD Trade Exposed
The Brotherhood of Eternal Love, linked to Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert, grew from a California base into a large drug operation. From LSD to hashish, passport fraud, and massive seizures, the group became a major supplier while attracting Senate scrutiny and concerns over long term harm.
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Aldous Huxley
London
California
Aldous Hurley
Timothy Leary
Huxley
Dearie
Richard Alpert
Brotherhood of Eternal Love
Dr. Leary
Aldous Hussey
Algeria
Eldridge Cleaver
Panther
James C .Eastland
Senater
Brotherhood
Traveling
San Francisco
Eastland
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Nsw
Lowell
Ponte
the Brotherhood of Eternal Love
Orange, Sunshine
Afghanistan
Lebanon
India
Olav Braenden
UN Narcotics Laboratory
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