West Berlin and West German anti trust under cold war glare
An analysis of West Berlin as a symbolic hostage of West German capitalism. The piece notes Bayer and Siemens ties to West German anti trust, the role of journalists on a tour of German industry, and the tension between free market rules and the realities of a city divided by the Wall. It questions motives behind keeping West Berlin in focus and describes the enforcers near the Berlin Wall seeking tougher laws to keep capitalism competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junket
West Germany
West Berlin
Tron ‘Curtainy
Anti-Trust
West Bérlin
Orl
West
G2 Trust
Bayer Chemical
Siémens
Bayer
Farbenindustrie Chemical and Dyestuff
Siemens
General- Eleikie
Westinghouse
Berlin
Court Europegn
Siemen
West Sariti
aaNet
Bayet
Junk
Walter Mibeichte
King Features Syndicate
Tranquilizers in Schools Seen Spreading
A San Francisco based wire service item quoted NEA official Sally Willams saying tranquilizing drugs help overactive pupils sit still to learn. The pattern, strongest in New York, California and Michigan, is to gain parental consent and prescribe meds, prompting concern over government backed conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldous Huxley
Huxley
San Francisco
Sally Willams
School Nurses Department
National Education Assocation
New York
California
Michigan
NEA
Mabel Kepler
Rockland County
New York City
Moxley
Press sees CBS equal time move on Nixon remarks
The Columbia Broadcasting System faced Republican backlash over granting free air time to Democratic chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien after President Nixon's primetime explanation of the Cambodian venture. CBS says such time will recur, citing fairness doctrine and presidential entitlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia “Broadcasting System
Republican National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
Nixon
CBS
O'Brien
CRS
Free TV time debate mirrors partisan fairness in press era
The Norfolk Daily News quotes GOP chair Morton arguing against giving one party free TV time for partisan use. It notes Nixon and Kennedy exposure counts, asserts fairness, and says policy should reflect history from Kennedy Truman to Eisenhower Johnson era without creating a free forum for politicians.
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GOP
Rogers Marrott
Kennedy
Johnson
Eisenhower
Truman
Nixon
Morton
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Mike Mansfield
The Telegram Editorial Passages on Freedom and Morality
A fragmentary Telegram page themed editorial argues that freedom must align with moral truths. It asserts liberty is a gift from God, not license, and urges individuals to act within ethical limits while promoting self-government and responsibility.
Constitution as beacon of balanced power and safeguards
Jim Bishop argues the Constitution remains the fairest, most profound instrument, praising framers who separated powers among Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court. He warns modern risks like rapid thermonuclear war and notes Congress overstepping war powers, citing Fulbright's resolution and the need to guard against sudden, catastrophic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Adarses
George Wythe
Congress
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Reform the Constitution for swift presidential action
A letter argues Congress lacks power to declare undeclared war and urges a permanent bipartisan committee to authorize quick presidential reprisals while preventing new wars. It endorses ex presidents as advisers, proposes a council with the president, Supreme Court members, and Congress to modernize the 18th century framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Jahreson
Richard Nixon
Congress
U.S
John F. Kennedy
al-Larga
Hares Fruman
Twnight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Supreme Court
Couneil
King Features Syndicale, Inc
The Doctor Says Burns Treatment Options
Wayne G Brandstadt M D discusses burn care including immediate cold water immersion, cautions against ice and grease, and notes vaccines and topical agents. He lists infection control and skin grafts for deep burns, with practical emergency steps and medical cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Lass
Ito
Birds Across to Senatird and Other Clues
A jumble of crossword style clues and word fragments across topics from birds and animals to clothing and tools. The list includes references to sea gulls, simian, hawks, macaw, a hurricane, and a death notice, with scattered numbers and cryptic hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreentree
Rexton
Lantovule
Max
Einmoyer
Beithsh Center
Columbus shooters gain state team spots at North Alles shoot
Walter Giger, W C Tilden and Harry Dever of Columbus earned places on Nebraska State Allie Team after a north Alles qualifying shoot. The trio will join 11 others at Camp Perry Ohio from August 18 to September 7 while Art Summit of Stanton led with 22. Captain A E Wheat of Hastings was chosen coach. About 40 participated.
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Walter Giger
W. C. Tilden
Harry Dever
Columbus
North Alles
Camp Perry
Ohio
Art Summit
Stanton
Svas
A. E. Wheat
Hastings
Loup River
Rural Electrification Administration
Washinton
W.M. Young
Rural Electric Division
Rea
Loup
Young
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on lawyers and a coup
A satirical column notes a room full of lawyers in the ar tangle while quipping that a military coup is not a two door Army vehicle. The piece uses wordplay to critique legal and political pretenses with dry humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Pastoret
The
Gwendolyn
Desk clearance secret and note on checkwriting device
A satirical remark suggests staying late to hide staff in desks as a playful vacation trick and notes a close relative by marriage as a highly efficient checkwriting device.
Q and A on Temperature and Citizenship
The excerpt asks at what temperature in both centigrade and Fahrenheit thermometers read the same. It notes minus 40 degrees as the point where the scales match. It then asks which Nixon cabinet member was not born in the United States, answering George Romney born in Mexico and naturalized via U.S. citizen parents. It also queries the smallest U.S. county by area, stating New York County, New York at 3 square miles, Bristol County, Rhode Island second at 23 square miles.
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Edd Kelly
Loup River
Bellwood
Bert Baldwin
Great Plains Airways
Platte County
Selective Service Office
H.A. Fritz
Pearse
Clarence Pittman
Wilbur Johnson
Columbus
Hatle
Polk County
Strata
Centigrade
Fahranbau
Nixon
United States
George Rommey
of Housin and Urban Development
Mexico
U. S
New York County
N. Y
Bristol County
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Svea C. Loomis
Madison
Colfax
Boone
P.W. Lakers
Cuba
Congo
Oconee
Fatz Humphrey
Sam
Eddington
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Joe Verhoff
Sank Hutitie
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