Frightful parallels in campus radicalism and parental neglect
Telegram opinion argues a Frankenstein motif for modern college youths and a permissive parenting era. It attributes Junior’s turmoil to psychology influenced parenting, rejects authority as damage, and claims government intervention and relativistic morality moved youth toward sentimentality and rash actions.
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Owl
Mom
Dad
Junior
Socrates
Cheero
Marcus Aurelius
St. Thomas Aquinas
Ad Infinitum
Spock
Whale Hoek
Siolaeient
Hille Darlings
John Greenway
The Love Monster and the Rising Disorder of Youth
A distorted critique of youth culture mocks slogans of love and unity, arguing that permissive behavior escalates from classrooms to society. It warns of a looming despotism if adults fail to instill core principles and moral order, blaming educators and clergy for modern upheavals.
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Masiflower
Pentagon
Dr. Frankenstein
Halma
Fashion Through Time from Adam to Unisex Era
Lee Mueller surveys fashion history from biblical garments to modern trends citing shifts from primitive hides to Louis XIV styles and predicts a 1970s unisex look. He references Rich Gernreich and a topless bathing-suit pioneer, noting debates on gendered dress and future fabric challenges.
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New York
Nea
Doseph
Adan
Esterling
the International
Louis Viv
Rich Gernreich
America
Demreich
Lapedia
Unisex fashion sparks public debate on bald trend
The article records heated reactions to a designer's unisex bald look proposal. Readers across newspapers mock new gender styling, link the idea to historical hair norms, and debate society’s acceptance of shaved heads and colored wigs as fashion.
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Gernreich
Olliers
Jemmesen
Germeiehins
Rameses HV
Egypt
Gernreioh
The Kids Myth in Liberal Protest Debate
A critical column argues the phrase the kids masks two Americas and inflates youth radicalism. It attributes protests to an older, planned influence, condemns media focus on youth disorder, and urges attention to responsible young Americans supporting free enterprise and constitutional government.
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Latin America
Aiateri al
Americas
America
David Devlinger
Chicago
Look Magazine
Sheral Pondits
SOS
Freedom and self control guide a noble life
The Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self control and moral principles. It states freedom is a gift from God, not a government grant, and emphasizes alignment with the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. The piece closes urging peaceful, principled living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns
Adal
Wimack
Q and A quiz from old sports and colleges notes
The excerpt lists questions and answers on astronomy and sports history. It mentions Venus phases for observation, Whittier College as a Dunken institution, Ted Williams as last of 100 fitters in a league basebase, and Hall of Fame nomination rules. It notes New Jersey counties are called boards of freeholders, a colonial-era title.
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Q — Whit
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
New Jersey
Boards of
Wanderlust Across A cryptic puzzle list
A scrambled scan of a word puzzle or crossword style item listing numerous partial clues and garbled phrases. It references Argentina South Africa Western state Illinois Scotland and other terms such as Brahman and caribou with fragmented hints. The readable fragments suggest a fill in the blanks style clue sheet rather than a narrative news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
American Republic of
Margaret
Barbs by Phil Pastoret mixed puzzles and quips
The page mixes light comedy from Barbs by Phil Pastoret with a jumble of fragments and clued word puzzles. It blends social quips about responsibility, a travel gripe, and playful wordplay alongside a list of crossword style clues and partial entries.
Playgrounds at Highland Park open for Columbus youths
June 1240 Daily Telegram reports playgrounds at Highland Park Ward and St Bonaventure schools opened Monday under WPA Recreation projects and city sponsorship. Attendance exceeded 200, with paddle tennis, croquet, archery, and more. Organization week will add activities and equipment as the summer program and its 10 event weeks progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Ward
St. Bonaventure
Columbus
WPA
Recreation Projects
City of
Harvey Ross
Western Union
Lincoln
Ross
Omaha
Buying an American Flag Turns Into A Rough Joke
In Buchwald Washington a gag about flags goes awry as a shopkeeper jokes that flags fly off shelves after TV coverage of patriotic protests. The satire riffs on media influence and the commerce of symbols with overheard lines about combat poles and sharp tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Hope
Nixon
Mighty Midget Flag Sale Sparks ID Debate and Firearm Comparison
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece quotes a salesman offering a two foot flag nicknamed the mighty midget as a lethal weapon analogy for American flags. Customers debate costs and identification as one shopper plans to hang the flag as Fourth of July home protection.
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St. Louis
Nixon
Cambodia
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Presidents who dropped their original first names
Three presidents dropped their original first names. Grant gave up Hiram as his birth name, Cleveland dropped Stephen, and Wilson dropped Thomas. The nationality question notes David is Hebrew for beloved.
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Grant
Hiram
Cleveland
Stephen
Wilsay
Thomas
David
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Thurman
Southern Staten Industrial Council
Your Freedom Newspaper
Het
Columbus, Nebraska
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Whither College
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National Baseball Hall of Fai
Wanderlust
By Phil Pastoret
Aummer
River Philippines
PoPeansylvanie
Windward
Searched Islands
Lake In
Fagor Minnesota
Wott
Anseer
Taz
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Gil Gray
Shrine Circus
Agricultural Ark
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Murdee
Judy
Empress
Bebe
Joe Seagrist
Flying Eldoms
Barnserne
Marcus
Loup River
Kide
Hellevue
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
General Electric
Westinghouse
Electrical Engineers Equipment Company, Chicagol
A. H. Guestler
District Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Rome
Guettler
District League
Immanuel
St. John's
Christ ‘Lutheran
Oscar Wilk
Waller Lostke
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Paul Spitz
Ermopolis
Wyo
St Paul's Church
League
Trinity Lutheran
Casper
Hatwaii
Japan
Nebraska
Jack's Gate
Chuck Ashey
Chamber of Commerce Aqualtural Committee
Platte, Calfax Nance
Boone, Merrick, Polk
Butler Counties
Marilyn Ann Severin
Leigh
John T. Severin
Bonnie Macken
Jerome Macken
Platte Center
Marjorie R. Schulz
Martin J. Schulz
Schuyler
Doris Marie Schroeder
Alfred Schroeder
Varalyn Ksiazek
Belgrade
Jack's Cafe
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Junge 16
Noth Platte
Cntest
Joyce Nelson
Newman Grove
Board of Education
State Supreme Court
McCook
Supreme Court
W. H. Swarmley
Couer
Aly
Stanley 4
Davis
Columbus-Albion
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Asa E. Downing
Gresham
Buchwald
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