Gold markets and prohibition in the telegram opinion
The piece argues that the United States will adopt a gold standard or free gold market, citing London and Paris as current markets. It warns of government entrenchment, gold traffic defying Prohibition, and politicians yielding power only for practical gains as gold exchanges accelerate abroad.
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Milo Friedman
Gol
United States
London
Paris
Whit Soneres
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Miiechuan
London Exchange
Why lower the voting age and the postcard registration
Opinion letters critique moves to lower voting age and allow postcard registration. Argues politicians seek participation to boost power and political worshippers, contending motives include desire for recognition and public adulation amid a history of expanding suffrage. Questions rationale and value of such changes.
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Republic
Senate
Potomac
Lom
Uhagust
Warm-water farming expands shellfish output in California
In Monterey Bay near Moss Landing, International Shellfish Enterprises plants 5 million oysters and 1.5 million clams to exploit warmed waters from a PG&E plant. The firm projects markets for shellfish by 1974 with plans to add scallops in 1875 and abalone by 1997, claiming faster growth times in warm water.
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California
Monterey Bay
Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric
Moss Landing
Society For
Trivia Q&A through history and curiosities
A compiled set of questions and answers covers geography ages fort myths papal beginnings and a lore origin. Topics include the largest NYC borough Queens tallest and shortest presidents Lincoln and Madison ages old masonry forts Castilly de San Marcos cusps of the moon Saint Peter as first pope John B Salling as oldest man Peeping Tom origin from Lady Godiva warping into a proverb.
Sex Versus Watergate in Britain's Scandal Beats U S
A British political sex scandal unfolds with ministers and nobles linked to call girls. The Lambton affair, its cover and implications, sits alongside Watergate, as British media openly track liaisons and state secrets, highlighting a stark contrast with American probes.
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London
Senate
Lord Lambton
Heath
Norma Levy
BBC
Feenie
Curting
Lambton
Larhton
Jeliene
Priva Ses
State Department
Britain
United States
Watergate
Urope
Haldeman
Khelichman
Mitchell
Howscholl
Lord Joljtene
Duke What
Freedom of press rhetoric and health Q and A in 1973 Columbus Telegram
A 1973 Columbus Telegram page discusses free press ideals, philosophy, and public discourse. The issue features a reader health column by Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb on coffee cream substitutes, olive and corn oil fats, and cholesterol content, plus a reader question about uric acid and gout with medical guidance on Zyloprim use and uric acid management.
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Lowrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Companison
Viking Press
Madison Avenue
New York
Lamb
Scout Leader Mystery Across Clues and Pairs
A fragmented crossword style entry lists scattered words and clues such as Scout Leader, Dropsy, Medicinal suffix, Italian bar, and European river, mixed with foretold phrases like Alleged visions and Umpires of America. The page hints at puzzle solutions and connections across many categories.
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Fey
Scouts
Umpires of America
Brezhnev's Sample Case in Global Influence Shifts
A fragmented 1960s style analysis traces Soviet strategy away from ideology toward client relations with Cuba, Egypt, Iraq, and others. It notes dedeologization, reduced rural guerrilla focus, and potential for a vast Eastern Rim influence through Soviet aid and military cooperation.
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Washington
Basalt Brezhnev
United States
Sge
Dryden
Jduvenal
Ghana
Nkrumah
Che Guevara
Bolivia
South
Egypt
Hanoi
Indochina
Indian Ocean
Iraq
Soviet strategy builds power across Indian Ocean area
The piece argues Soviet covert influence through irregulars and backing to guerrilla groups, expanding facilities in Yemen and Somalia, and contesting Chinese influence in the Gulf. It describes Moscow aiming to extend power via governments or allied movements, projecting strength in both eastern and western Indian Ocean regions.
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Mauris
African ‘National Congress
Moscow
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Brezinee
Nixon
Watergate era questions the path to the presidency
The analysis examines how Watergate and campaign tactics affect voter trust in Nixon and McGovern, questioning what truly determines nomination. It notes the role of money, candidate drive, and delegate organization, and asks whether such factors translate into effective presidential performance amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Big City
Case
Nixon
White House
Lis
George McGovern
Watergate
McGovern
Richard
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Texas
McGoveen
Park Board buys large horse meat stock for zoo feed
The Memphis Park Commission approved purchasing 46,800 pounds of frozen horse meat from a Nebraska firm to feed Overton Park Zoo. The order included boneless chopped horse meal, front quarters, boneless range chuck, and horse livers totaling 10536.50 dollars amid budget concerns.
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Memphis Park Commission
Nebraska
Overton Park Zoo
Memphis
Tenn
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Your Freedom
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
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