Ol' Diz remembered as a larger than life sports figure
A Telegram reminiscence honors Ol' Diz, praising his towering presence on and off the field. It notes his dramatic style as a broadcaster and battering eye for the game, comparing him to legends, while contemplating his political stint and lasting memory in Mississippi baseball lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig
Diz
Ol’ Dia
Baba Ruth
Dia
Paul
Tigers
Cammet
Mat
Mississippi
Ronald Reagan
Rights, Russia, and Jackson in a constitutional debate
A column criticizes Senator Henry Jackson for mixing American rights with Marxist rhetoric in commenting on Nixon era Soviet relations. It argues unalienable rights come from a Creator, warns against government power to extinguish rights, and urges a renewed reading of the Declaration of Independence to preserve individual liberty amid Cold War rhetoric.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
Bestapo
KGB
United States
Jackson
Nixon
Caesar
Senata Jackson
Congress
London manners and a sensational showpiece gossip reel
A rambling column blends travel musings on London life with salacious showbiz anecdotes. It recounts a weed killer tea case in Old Batley, a BBC figure charged with sex acts, and a Paris interview by Margie Proops, all amid jokes about English propriety and a Nixon-tapes parody at the Connaught Hotel.
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London
Rom
Heir
Eve International
Old Batley
Nan
Charles Laughton
Ben
Harrod’s
Mets
BBC
Jack Dabbs
Dabbs
America
Ise
Janie Jones
Miss Jones
Margie Proops
Women
Liberatian
Paris
Proops
Francoise Giraud
L“Express
Stort
Froops
M. Servan- Schreiber
France
Connaught
Kaldeman
Ebrlicturian
Dean
Freedom and self rule in a moral civic frame
The Columbus Telegram's July 27 1974 issue asserts freedom as a God given gift not a government grant. It emphasizes self control and consistent ethics aligned with moral guides including the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence.
Fragmented Across Clues From A Jumbled Artefact
A dense OCR style list mixes names, places, languages, and numbers with odd fragments and stray terms. It hints at a puzzle or index of artistic and geographic items from varied origins, including German city hints, biblical and mythic references, and scattered painter names.
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Bletenante
Shackomesk
Stull
Raven's
Berarda
Polly Quarrel
Abese
Cornby
Mountain Helen City
Degmactor
Lavin Ab
Ene
Areland Thailand
Rb & Aman
South America
Bicentennial notes on science and Texas history
A historical retelling highlights Benjamin Franklin's New Experiments and Observations on Electricity, Priesney's oxygen discovery, 1824 aerological exhibitions at Vauxhall Gardens, Texas's statehood arc, and Emma Dorothy Eliza Neville Southworth as a prolific 19th century novelist shaping American literature.
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Copley
Benjamin Franklin
Joseph Priesney
France
United States
Northumberland
Vauxhall Gardens
Europe
America
Texas
New
Mexican Federal Republic
Mexico
Sam Houston
Republic of
Britain
Belgium
Guewalspes
Emma Dorothy Eliza Neville Southworth
Georgetown
Helgi
Washington, D.C
Potomac
Washington
John Creenleaf Whittier
Post
National Era
South
Robert
Desmond
Confrontation in plastics industry and health fears rise
A B F Goodrich Co reports four Louisville vinyl chloride workers dying of angiosarcoma, prompting a national debate over safe exposure limits. The dispute pits industry risk tolerance against public health activism as experts seek scientific standards amid fierce Washington battles and media headlines.
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B.F. Goodrich Co
Nows
Louisville, Ky
Platt
Angiosarcoma
Britain
Naderites
B.F. Goodrich Chemical Company
Washington
Europe
U.S
Polyvinyl plastic impact on jobs and safety margins
The article argues 2.2 to 2.3 million U S workers depend on polyvinyl chloride products, from plumbing pipes to electrical insulation, medical supplies, and food wrapping. It warns a shift away from vinyl could trigger economic strain and emphasizes finding a safe gas exposure limit with deadlines in August and October for evidence and final decision.
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U.S
U, 5
Europe
Washington
Operation Identification boosts burglary deterrence and tracking
The piece discusses burglary as the top crime, detailing the Operation Identification program by NACA. It explains engraving owner IDs on valuables, displaying marks to deter theft, aid recovery, and support prosecutions, with success stories from Cincinnati and Wichita and broader adoption across about 1,000 cities. It also mentions wind tunnel testing for Seattle skyscraper wind effects and implications for building design and safety.
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America
National Association of Thaurance Agents
NACA
NATA
Cincinnati
Wichita
Kansas
Wright Brothers
Boston
Seattle
Salspan Corp
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