Telegram Opinion on Government and Vietnam War Policy
The Telegram criticizes government as criminal, argues national policy fails to solve human problems, and notes Transportation Secretary Volpe’s threat to nationalize railroads. It presses for independent scrutiny of political leaders, cites anti communism rhetoric, and questions taxation and conscription as communistic concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Joh Volpe
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Volpe
Karl Marz
Volpe attacks and railroads in a alleged communist threat
A critical broadside denounces Volpe as a shameless educator of Americans about a vast loss of billions and the drafting of sons for Vietnam. It claims Volpe uses a railroads nationalization scare to push state control, charging government meddling and subsidies ruin rail service while exposing a fascist pattern of exploiting crises to expand power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Volpe
Xar Marx
Friedrich Engels
Government funds only support uncertain plans
Art Buchwald recounts a university grant meeting where officials refuse funding for a proven summer school program. The dialogue reveals government bias toward funding uncertain pilots, not effective projects, and a vice president questions why solid results aren’t funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasshington
Northeast
Haas
Hans
Congress
Government funding clash over proven programs
A heated exchange critiques funding for a successful study program. Officials argue against pouring more taxpayer money into a venture that already worked, citing risks and prior missteps while weighing potential remedial needs and future outcomes.
Indpendence Day Letter From A Boy Far Away
A transcription of a boy’s Independence Day letter discusses U S naval advisors in Phnom Penh, refugee boats, and cautious notes on Cambodian events. He questions the credibility of various reports, reflects on Vietnam War policy, Kent State, and Nixon era withdrawal debates, and laments dissent as treason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Journal
Cambodia
U.S
Phnom Penh
Ls's
Lssls
Saigon
Presidential
Kent State
Nixon
Letter from Saigon hints at war weariness and self interest
A writer signed Duke laments Vietnam conflict dynamics in Saigon and Washington. He argues North Vietnam’s growing power and U S indecision risk a prolonged stalemate while military leaders gain promotions and privilege. He warns of perpetual policing actions and calls for change as his generation prepares to assume control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
South Vietnam
Canada
Mexico
Torus
Saigon
Duke
King Features Sublivate
Ostpolitik in Bonn's shifting coalition dynamic
European politics analyst John Chamberlain notes a left and liberal FDP balance in the Bundestag shaping Ostpolitik. He details Walter Scheel and Ernst Achenbach steering rapprochement with Brandt, while CDU CSU wary of Soviet dealings. Achenbach argues for negotiation while preserving Western values amid postwar power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Social Democrats
Free Democratic Party
Bundestag
Christian Democrats
Bavarian Christian Social Union
Wiw
Free
Democrats
FDP
Free D Emocrats
Walter Scheel
Brandt
Osspolitik
Ernst Achenbach
Moscow
Achenbach
Portland
Ore
Free Democrats
Qstpolitik
NATO
West
Ostopolitik
Xittle
Hils
Social Democratic Party
Herbert Wehner
Wehner
Dr. Achenbach
Leo Bauer
Ostpolitik
Party of the West
Brandl
Dr. Adenauer
Germany
King Messures Syndicate
Freedom in Truthful Self-Control
A Telegram from Columbus Nebraska on July 6 1970 argues freedom as self-control aligned with moral codes including the Covaling and Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It calls for individuals to pursue their utmost capacity and to promote liberty in a personal, ethical framework. The piece frames freedom as responsibility rather than license or anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Hettinger
St Bonaventure Church
Timothy Healy
Marlin Walter
Knights of the Altar
Duncan
Ed Ywan
Albin
Wye
Nebraska
Telegram
Frank Frederick
Columbus
Frederick
Fayette
Ida
Charles Frederick
Ilinois
Missouri
Barefoot hazards and pediatric health Q and A
The column warns about burns from stepping on coals and hot pavement and urges supervision for barefoot play. It also covers two pediatric health questions on fever and chronic ear infections with practical medical guidance and cautions about temperature readings, antibiotic treatment, swimming avoidance, and hearing considerations.
Fragmented Puzzle Clues Create A cryptic Crosswords Page
A jumbled OCR style grid of clues mentions continents animals and legal terms with entries like New York and Perry. The fragment reads as scattered crossword hints including metals and prefixes. The page shows mixed science finance and geography oriented terms in a chaotic list.
Fragmentary OCR Puzzle: Hidden Terms and Names Revealed
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered clues and words such as Greek goddess, dawn, English, wounded, Black Sea, Lincoln, ensign, national flag, and auction offer. The jumble resembles a crossword style word set with numerous numeric hints and partial phrases, lacking coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Lincoln’s
Nationalflag
Perception
Park Crowd Sets Attendance at Pawnee Park Event
Leonard Briggs announced a roll count of 4 254 visitors from 38 Nebraska counties and 12 other states, with 48 cars, led by Platte and Butler counties. Results were tallied by Paelix Uhlman, Joe Schefeek and John Malloy, announced Tuesday, July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pawnee Park
A.m
P.m
Leonard Briggs
Paelix Uhlman
Joe Schefeek
John Malloy
Briggs
Platte County
Butler County
Madison
Douglas
Colfax
Polk
Dod
Adams
Lancaster
Boone
Merrick
Cuming
Stanton
Howard
Willmore
Nance
Wayne
Antelope
Buffalo
Hamilton
Hall
Nuckolls
Otoe
Sarpy
Bixon
Fierce
Custor
Garfield
Boyd
Cedar
Valley
Thurston
Morrilt
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
California
Kentucky
Oregon
Wisconsin
Washington
Structural Clay Products Institute
Marvin Johnson
Gran Prairie Township
University of Nebraska
Opera comique defined as dialogue spoken not sung
Opera comique is the French term for an opera where the dialogue is spoken rather than sung, distinguishing it from fully sung operas.
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Art Buchwald
Mr. Haas
Midwest
Myrogram
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Jim Bishop
Q's
U. S
George Washington
United States
John Chamberlain
Pesca
Berry
Jackie
Wayne G, Brandstadt, M
New York
Perry
Kiel
Privious
Lotqepela Asch
News of
Yesteryear
Svea C
Loomis
Daily Telegram
Columbus Optimist Club
Jack's Cafe
Vic Nielsen
Oplinust
Joe Matejka
Dr. R. 8. Ruurdquist
Harold Jows
Donald Burrows
Jim Gregorious
Jim Holmberg
Bill Saalfeld
Eugene Eckholl
Columbus Club
Vic Jacobson
Norfolk
Omaha
Missouri River Division
Mississippi Valley Association
C. ©. Sheldon
Wilbur A. Jones
David G. Hammond
Harmmord
U. S Army Corps
Heidelberg
Sheldon
MVA
Blackstone
Consumers Public Power District
Senate
House
Mississippi Valley
Emer B. Thomas
Ginala
Albion
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