Telegram Opinion on Yankee Imperialism and Chile
A Telegram opinion argues against Yankee imperialism and describes Chilean confiscation of American property as liberation. It claims American capital raised living standards by developing oil, copper, and sugar ventures, benefited governments, and paid dividends, while warning that Chile under a Communist regime may revert to socialism and criticizes U S influence. The piece ridicules sanctions on American interests and praises liberation movements in the region.
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Chile
South America
Gringo” Company
Gringo
South Ameria
Cuba
Strat
Avesies
Miles Castro
Peru
Ansett
Castro
Viva Liberation
Anonymous parody of nursery rhyme stirs reader letters
Readers discuss anonymity in writing while critiquing a parody of the song of sixpence titled Wake Up America. The poem links a pocketful of rye and pie to welfare and court blessings, arguing against taking from others and praising honest authorship.
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Beling
Mother Goose
America
New York
Supreme Court Funds Split Over Support for Church Schools
The Supreme Court deepens confusion on public funds for non public schools. It allows federal construction grants to church colleges but blocks state aid for church elementary and secondary schools. Chief Justice Burger notes the wall between church and state is blurred and variable, reflecting ongoing tension in rulings and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justic Warren Burger
Justice Burger
Weilher Burel
America
Agnew World Tour Sparks Talk Of Foreign Affairs
Vice President Spiro Agnew completed a high profile goodwill tour visiting Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya the Congo Spain and Portugal with a 141 person entourage aboard four Boeing 707s and a cargo plane. Nixon expressed cautious interest as Agnew teased potential disclosures from the trip and discussed topics from Korea to Africa and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Saudi Arabia
Ethiopia
Kenya
Congo
Spain
Portugal
Nixon
Spiro
Mir
Jay
Red China
Tim
Freedom and self-control in American ideals
The Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self-control guided by moral principles like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. It insists freedom is a gift from God, not a government grant, and rejects license or anarchy.
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Iaan
Jess. Ie
Heart attack fears and canker sores answered
Dear reader the doctor says young women of childbearing age rarely have heart attacks unless other conditions exist. Indigestion chest pain can mimic heart trouble due to esophageal spasm gas and anxiety. Nervousness worsens symptoms. avoid stimulants and smoking. seek investigation for possible noncardiac causes. Canker sores are caused by a latent virus but are not dangerous. they recur with colds and indigestion. treatment is mouthwash and time.
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Lawrence Lam
M.D
Lamb
Mor
Nishing Takes the Ache on of a Tomb Faster Than Dentist Thought
A brief quip compares dealing with physical pain to avoiding a dentist visit, suggesting the ache of a tomb is eased more quickly than facing dental care. The line plays on fear and morbidity with a wry, dark humor tone.
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Nishing
Gods and Goddesses Puzzle Fragments Across and Down
A scrambled crossword style puzzle listing Greek and Roman deities plus a mesh of partial clues and stray terms. The grid references appear interrupted with misread letters and scattered hints, offering a mosaic of potential matches and definitions for gods, players, and ancient terms.
Power shifts in Nixon era China and global balance
An analysis notes Nixon's China moves reflect a shift from postwar dominance toward a multi polar world. It argues America’s periphery will contract, the governing class lacks unity for global preeminence, and five power centers including Japan and Western Europe reshape balance of power in a quinquepolar world.
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Nixon
America
Daniel P. Moynihan
Oty Ranald Reagan
China
Alhine
Kevin Phillips
Pacific
Chil
Russia
Japan
Europe
Tako
Moscow
Washington
European cruise ships shape future of travel
An interview with Potter outlines how cruise ships are reshaping travel away from trans Atlantic voyages. He notes designers add comforts like baths and television, while cruise operations grow profitability and may replace some future crossings.
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Potter
Danny
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