Poor salesmanship blamed by Japanese envoy in Minneapolis
Japanese ambassador Nobuchika Ushiba told farmers in Minneapolis that American failures in exporting come from weak marketing and低 sales zeal. He argued high technology and productivity mattered, while loyal selling and pre sales promotion were neglected. He warned that Americans confuse marketing with selling and rely on prearranged demand.
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Autileig
Wimbassador
U. S
Nobuchika Ushiba
Minneapolis
Doldhants
Japan
West Germany
Particwarly
Ushiba
Getting Our Share of Federal Revenue Sharing
Citizens weigh the politics of Nixon era revenue sharing. If the city and state receive funds, officials may spend them on favored projects, possibly diverging from local needs. If the money is not received, federal funds stay abroad, but taxes rise elsewhere. The piece argues the so called share mainly goes to higher governments and questions benefits to residents.
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Nixon
Ihief
Hay Buyer’s Tool In Old Telegram Riddle
In 1920 a hay buyer describes using a device daily for Kansas City Hay Co. to sample hay from the middle of a stack. He notes sweet clover presence and mentions a statement about his name in Thursday’s Columbus Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edlor
Columbus Telegram
Kansas City Hay Co
Rarest U S Birds and Historic Trivia List
A quiz style collection lists rare U S birds Ivory billed woodpecker whooping crane and California condor. It notes the English hawthorn odor as bee repellent and confirms holly trees have sex distinction with female bearing red berries. It quotes facts about Samson and a moot debt jubilee and flags Roosevelt as the first president whose mother could vote in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified States
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fragmented Freedom The Golden Rule In 1973 Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram dated Tuesday June 5 1973 presents a fragmented editorial voice praising freedom and moral guidance. It references the Covetig Commandment the Golden Hole and the Perloration of Stspendence while advocating restraint and peace.
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Lal Thay
Antok Bey
The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Bypass Surgery Explained and Aftercare Reassurance
Dear reader, heart bypass using a leg vein detour around a blocked coronary artery is common but does not cure the underlying atherosclerosis. Long term success hinges on not smoking, strict diet, weight control, and regular medical follow up to prevent further artery blockage.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Fin
Appett
Inter- Society Commission On Heart Disease
Jumble list clues puzzle remnants with scattered hints
A highly jumbled text fragment presents scattered clues and wordplay items across many domains including withered liquid, relaxation measure, signs, historical names, and animal or object references. The piece reads like a puzzle column with garbled entries and partial definitions, lacking a coherent narrative or clear solution.
Watergate Day proposed as national holiday
A plan floated for June 17 to mark the Watergate anniversary by tapping doors and spying, with citizens urged to imitate and celebrate like Guy Fawkes Day. The scheme envisions lying, deception, and improper conduct becoming lawful on the day.
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Washington
United States
Julian Stein
Nixon
England
Guy Fwkes
Guy Fawkes
Nike API
CIA
Pennsylvania Avenue
Woul
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Pia
Nixon Realignment Hangs On Resignation Debate In Washington
The political analysis argues Nixon faces pressure from liberal and Republican factions over Watergate. It predicts a potential shift toward a New Majority built on regional blocs, while liberals seek his ouster and the GOP establishment pressures him toward resignation and replacement before 1976.
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Washington
Atelard Nixon Niny
Mintel
Ged Mel
Ataunel
Mountain Lintea
Democratic Party
White House
Iran
Congress
Nison
Nixon
Watergate
8Ragila Nationale National Security
Nason
Gasoline fears and calls for rational action amid shortages
A discussion of gasoline supply concerns led by Stewart Udall warns of a looming August crunch and urges Americans to cut travel to curb consumption. It notes disputed forecasts of drastic price rises and warns that alarmist rhetoric could trigger further shortages while urging practical lifestyle adjustments and reduced car use.
Dont Blame Caesar satire reprinted in Freeman wires
The Monroe Morning World notes Dont Blame Caesar by W. Hiles was reprinted in The Freeman and urges readers to consider the moral cost of remaining silent. The piece argues that one who says nothing causes others to earn what they do not deserve, damaging character and self-respect.
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Caesar
Ed W. Hiles
Monroe
Morning World
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Raobert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Davis
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Walking
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Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
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Udall
America
Gdall
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Nation's Press
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