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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
2
The column recalls Bruce Barton praising Eisenhower for abolishing wage and price controls and calls out dangers of price fixing. Barton warns governments do not learn and cites past false prophets. The text references historical policy shifts and critiques.
A fragmented critique traces repeated attempts to restrain or control corn and essentials through price bans and bans, noting historical echoes from ancient and medieval regimes to modern times. It argues such measures create black markets and wider economic distortion, attributing failure to rulers seeking quick fixes. The text cites Coolidge era as an example and laments recurring policy missteps across centuries.
Editorial excerpt reviews Artline Herzog’s The B S Factor, arguing Americans mask reality with euphemisms and inflated language. It notes trends such as vague phrases, “Americant” patriotism, and inflated terms, calling for clearer speech and price realism amid social pressures.
Science News reports researchers have identified over 100 subatomic particles beyond the standard list, many of which are unanticipated and of unclear use. At the same time, several predicted particles essential to theories, including quarks and heavy leptons, remain undiscovered, prompting calls to alert scientists if new findings emerge.
In a asides filled scene Hoyt King notes Charles Colson discussing loyalty to President Nixon amid Watergate. Colson recalls plans to shield Nixon, questions if Nixon knew of the “grandmother running over” incident, and laments potential impeachment while insisting personal loyalty endures.
A fragmented note from Columbus Nebraska dated July 19 1973 laments censorship and urges dedication to freedom of information. It rails against government overreach and endorses moral principles rooted in classic declarations.
Dear reader I address questions about cancer, its causes, and patient information after colon cancer surgery. The piece explains cancer as abnormal cell growth, notes differing doctor opinions on telling patients, and points to American Cancer Society resources for reliable explanations and guidance.
A jumble of scattered terms and names appears, mentioning places, animals, foods, and phrases. The list includes references to rivers, tribes, languages, and weights, creating a mosaic of seemingly unrelated clues and identifiers.
Political scholar DeVries argues no major party shift erases Goldwaterism as GOP factions retain southern power and Reagan-Nixon ties. The piece traces continuity from Goldwater to Nixon, noting anticommunism and Southern backing, then moves to Roosevelt era shifts and postwar Republican struggles with Dems and perceived plots.
A discussion of Cricket magazine for ages six to ten proposes that childhood as a separate state may be fading. The piece cites Open Court’s reading program and Crane Caras and Marianne Caras as editors, exploring shifts in reading, education, and youth culture amid rising anti-reading trends and expanding adolescence.
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