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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
2
In a Futurist piece by sociologist Jeanne Binstock, motherhood is seen as an aging occupation. The article argues advances in contraception and medicine reduce the need for mothers, predicting women will join all fields, with unisex norms, and calls for mothers to abandon the role.
A pamphlet from the American Supply & Machinery Manufacturers Association questions how to kill free enterprise without saying a word. It instructs readers to tolerate critics, ignore disfavored viewpoints, and focus on headlines about social needs while praising America’s free enterprise track record and the rights it affords individuals.
The House backed an 8.8 billion dollar revenue sharing plan amid concerns it masks deficits. Critics note federal taxes exceed need, states raise taxes to fund growth, and cities gain funds without local tax increases as deficits loom. Governors and mayors push for the federal gift despite fiscal risks.
The Q A pair reveals celluloid as the early synthetic fish plastic from 1849. It notes the world's only stalactite organ in Luray Caverns Virginia. It defines Cockneys as people born within the sound of the bells of St Mary le Bow church in London.
Washington reports a high level talk at Chicago mayor Daley's office where Eagleton pressed Daley to back McGovern in the race. They discuss seating, unity, and plans for a McGovern drive in Illinois amid convention tensions and a recalled chair incident.
A July 20, 1972 issue from Columbus Nebraska argues that true freedom comes from self-control over one’s work and life not government grants, denounces anarchy and war, and calls for peace beginning with individual responsibility guided by moral principles.
Dear Br Lamb notes a reader's mother received monthly D-12 without blood tests, prompting advocacy for second opinions. The columnist defends physicians while urging patients to request consultations if treatment doubts arise, citing overall doctor dedication and the value of seeking another expert view.
A garbled OCR list presents varied crossword style clues and partial answers including references to Riga Netherlands France Ireland England and India. The fragmentary entries mix locations professions animals objects and directions with no clear contiguous theme or solution.
Report from Miami Beach notes European capitals prefer Nixon due to perceived U.S. strength and predictability. Moscow and Warsaw lean toward Nixon while Peking and other NATO centers worry McGovern’s stance could invite instability. Public figures criticize McGovern’s positions as erratic and isolationist.
The piece discusses a proposed bill by Sandra Dorsey of California Girls' State to legalize prostitution and license and medically supervise providers. It weighs libertarian views against moral and social concerns, cites military and international examples, and questions rights, taxes, and the ethics of treating sex work as a public service.
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