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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
4
Editorial emphasizes individual freedom and self control as essential to full human potential. Asserts equal Creator endowed rights to life liberty and property and urges adherence to moral guides the Golden Rule and Independence. Reproductions allowed with credit to Columbus Telegram.
Raymond E. Dix of the Inter American Press Association and Daily Record Wooster Ohio issues a statement on Freedom of the Press Day. He says free journalists celebrate while many countries lack freedom of information and opinion, and calls for dedication to defending this basic human right.
The piece criticizes U S policy toward Taiwan and Red China, arguing Ford may abandon Taiwan commitments after elections. It cites Rep Lester Wolf and Dr Walter Judd, questions Shanghai communique relevance, and accuses Kissinger diplomacy of secrecy while urging transparency and a bold stance on Taiwan and the Panama issue.
A compact retrospective argues that Adam Smith's 1776 work spurred a new era of private enterprise and free markets. It traces economic freedom from ancient Rome through early American constitutional limits, the Industrial Revolution, and later challenges from socialism and regulation. The piece warns 1976 could mark the end of the Age of Capitalism unless the system is preserved.
A quotation from June 14 1928 references Texas lack of primary law for Republicans and absence of restrictions on off season reindeer musk ox shooting, highlighting archaic legal gaps and political snags in state governance.
A column decries equality of sex, arguing it erodes moral standards and women's virtue. It laments rising promiscuity, venereal disease, and shifts in gender roles since the 1960s, contrasting past expectations with present behavior and declaring enduring admiration for women and the sea.
Jim Bishop discusses changing sexual mores highlighting a perceived rise in extramarital affairs among women. He cites Kinsey data, quotes Dr Gertrude Zemon Gass and Dr William Nichols, and contrasts past moral standards with modern views on sexual freedom, contraception, and the role of religion.
U S housing starts reached 286 500 in Q1 up 47 percent from a year earlier and building permits rose 49 00 up 70 percent Economists warn of rising costs and uneven recovery with the West leading the comeback Houston sees a record year despite higher costs Lumber and lot shortages push up prices as builders move outward Demand shifts from new homes to existing homes and regional market strength sparks price surges in a volatile housing picture.
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