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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1975

Page

4

The Big Blue and the starved world rethink food

Tulsa Tribune columnist Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues the American meat system supports global hunger. He cites an Associated Press report from Bangladesh about 2000 orphaned children and offers five facts on agriculture, cattle, and grain use, asserting cattle are part of the world food chain and that reducing meat worsens supply.

Oklahoma Gulf Southwest Texas Panhandle America Jenkin Lloyd Jones Tulsa Tribune Mr. Jones Associated Press Banladesh Asia National Catlemen's Association U.S Association

Columbus Telegram Promotes Freedom and Self-Governance

The Columbus Telegram from Columbus Nebraska in January 28 1975 editorializes on personal freedom as a divine gift and a personal responsibility. It argues freedom should not be a government grant and urges individuals to seek truth through the Golden Rule and Independence Declaration principles.

Fredom Freedam Columbus Nebraska

Predicting earthquakes bit by bit advances seen near Hollister

Dr W E McKelvey of the U S Geological Survey cites a milestone last Thanksgiving as an earthquake near Hollister California registered magnitude 0.2 on the Richter scale. National Center for Earthquake Research scientists at Menlo Park detected weeks of crust and magnetic field precursors. This was the first time a range of precursory signs marked a single quake, yet effectiveness remains regionally limited and requires further research and instrument installation before useful public safety predictions can occur.

W. E. McKelvey U.S. Geological Survey San Andreas Calaveras Hollister Calif National Center For Earthquake Research Menlo Park McKelvey

Embrace Failure to Reach Success Like Babe Ruth

The piece urges learning from mistakes to improve spelling golfing or any skill. It cites Babe Ruth as an example, noting his 714 homers alongside 1830 strikeouts to illustrate that success comes from balancing achievements and failures.

Babe” Ruth

Scrambler Clues Puzzle Snags Across and Down Grid

The puzzle page lists numerous crossword style clues with across and down entries. Many items reference mythic figures, foods, places, and abstract terms, plus notes on wordplay like disguises and fragments. The scattered lines imitate a printed puzzle grid with numbers and partial hints.

Dear Dr Lamb on hypoglycemia and cancer questions

The column explains how hypoglycemia can precede diabetes due to islets of Langerhans defects causing insulin timing issues. It discusses diet, diagnosis, and treatment notes, including a suggested 50 cent booklet and the role of a high protein, balanced diet. It also answers a reader on cancer cure potential in older adults, stressing early detection and regular checkups.

Lawrence E. Lamb Lamb Langerhans Pancreas P.O. Box Radio City New York N.Y DR. Lamb Reader

People Speak on Grain Hauling and Midwest Harvest Work

A reader requests contact with teachers involved in grain hauling from fields to elevators or granaries, either as growers or truckers. The writer, Tim, a retired Sacramento police officer and native Midwesterner, considers returning to the Midwest to buy a diesel truck and work harvest season across multiple states.

Tim Sacramento Midwest

Harvesting on the ranches a long way from my youth

I speak as a former ranch hand seeking current practicality and earning potential in this field. I invite readers with experience in this harvest aspect to share advice and insights for practical living today.

The Great Cop and the Lesson on Traffic Safety

A reflective note recalls Officer Ed who visited elementary schools to discuss traffic safety, leaving a lasting impression of friendly police. The passage then cites a 1929 remark on presidential criticism and re-election pressures in a terse historical aside.

Hank Murren The Capitola good cop fired for kindness

Hank Murren, a Capitola California officer, was fired for being too nice. He drove drunks home, warned violators, helped with flats, and used first names. City hall letters praised him, but officials deemed his friendliness risky for safety and revenue.

Hank Murren Capitola Calif Murren City Hall Law Hank Mutren

Media watchdog mocks coverage of Kanawha County controversy

Accuracy in Media highlights paradox in national reporting on Kanawha County West Virginia textbook protests. It lambasts a trend of labeling parents as ignorant while backing schools, yet notes outlets offered vague, sanitized quotes and avoided publishing objectionable material.

Accuracy In Media Washington, D.C Kanawha County West Virginia New York Times Washington Post Washington Star News Time Newsweek CBS The Times Appalachian Ku Klux Kian the Times Nixon

Media censorship reveals clash over classroom materials

The Washington Post and national media faced a cleft in publishing a poem Love Your Enemy amid controversy. They omitted lurid passages found in parents leaflets while discussing educational materials, exposing media alignment with educational establishment against protests and revealing cultural and class biases.

Washington Post Post Madison Averitie

Warfare against the US prompts talk of behavior control

Washington reports discuss implants and chemical treatments for offenders, parolees, and even leaders. Proposals include transmitter devices to monitor parolees, electric shocks for disobedience, brain operations for gamblers, drugs for leaders, and drugs for large groups of children to curb behavior. The experts say imaginations run wide.

Washington

The ethics of chemical control in water supplies

An essay warns that chemicals added to water could alter behavior, enabling dictators or hostile powers to subdue populations. It questions future advances in memory enhancement, fear or anger control, and even genetic influence, urging society to deliberate limits before such power becomes widespread or irreversible for future generations.

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