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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1972

Page

2

The Way Speaks Flag Essay Honors Memorial Day

A veteran flag narrative laments fading patriotism and saluting rituals. The piece recalls crowds cheering flags during past parades and questions respect shown today as memories of Normandy and Iwo Jima contrast with modern behavior. It stresses that the flag embodies freedom and duty.

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Used car salesmen face public trust ranking setback

A Springfield report shows politicians at nineteenth in public trust and used car salesmen even lower in a survey. Illinois state representative Bruce Douglas proposes a six member committee with scientists to improve the image of legislators, while supporters argue the poll unfairly targets politicians and praises car salesmen for good service.

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Clipping critics blast Congressional Record expansion

The clipping cites Meg Gravis and Rep. Grass opposing alleged abuse of the Congressional Record. It claims taxpayers funded 18 000 to print 196 pages for Rep Bella Abzug and criticizes the Record for including Reader's Digest condensations. It urges trimming to pertinent congressional proceedings.

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Age Is in the Mind and Will Against Time

The piece argues age is a mental construct shaped by fear and certainty, noting people age differently based on attitude and habits. It recalls family anecdotes showing longevity linked to curiosity, discipline, reading, and practical living, concluding that with health and will, age can be met without surrendering vitality.

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A Better income plan for freedom and reform

The Telegram reviews calls for income guarantees and a National Dividend Plan pitched by John H. Perry Jr. It discusses linking a 2000 annual dividend to voting records, funded by corporate taxes, aiming to cut bloated programs and reduce inflation while preserving capitalist productivity and freedom. The piece notes support from Clifford Hood and Charles White and questions political practicality.

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Overactive thyroid and eye protrusion guidance

Dear reader, an overactive thyroid can cause eye symptoms like protruding eyes, with fluctuations from illness or emotional stress. Antibiotics do not treat thyroid disease. Tapazole helps, and eye changes relate to pituitary hormone interactions. Family tendency exists but not a strict inheritance, and life expectancy remains good with proper management and adherence to medical advice.

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Primer on Nixonomics and inflation debates noted

A review discusses Ralph Jensen and Roger Miller Williams books on Nixon era economic policy. It surveys price and wage controls, Fed inflation tools, interest rates, and the rise of money supply, arguing inflation reflects monetary expansion and asserting lessons for readers to become better economists.

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Nation's Press: Angela Davis Trial Verdict

The newspaper notes it held no preconceived guilt or innocence and accepted the jury verdict that Angela Davis was innocent of kidnapping hostages and murdering a judge in California. It comments on an all white jury and the broader doubt about fair trials for black defendants.

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