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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
2
Telegram opinion argues Lockheed seeks 250 million from the U.S. government and warns of broad consequences. It contrasts historic loan terms with recent subsidies and questions whether government support for defense contractors would justify asking individuals to demand their own financial aid.
A columnist riffs on Rod Serling and the Doomsday Wight play noting his remark about inspiring skyjack plots. The piece argues writers shape thought, cites Jules Verne, and questions whether warnings prompted by Serling might have spurred defensive measures like bullet-proof bulkheads.
Castagna Electronics Corp unveils a tape device that plays a 20 second cigarette jingle when a smoker buys from a vending machine. Cigarette makers show interest as the plan targets brand recall, while non smokers may be amused or annoyed and critics wonder about equal time rules.
A jittery collection of aphorisms weighs in on fashion, humor, romance, and work. The piece mocks trends, jokes about car salesmen, and laments daily routines while hinting at broader social notes.
A reader reflects on recent books spanning World War II history Freud biographics and New York life. Highlights include Toland’s The Rising Sun, Irving Stone’s The Passions of the Mind, Liddell Hart’s concise World War II history, and Red Rudensky’s The Ganil, noting strengths and flaws while recommending titles to fellow enthusiasts.
A wide range of biographies and true crime works is discussed, highlighting Brendan Behan, Ulick O'Connor, Darryl Zanuck, Alvin Karpis, Ruth Adler, Joseph N. Gores, Gene Miller, Barbara Jane Mackle, and others. The作者 notes their prose, appeal, and the enduring lure of maritime and crime tales, with a brisk, reflective tone.
The paper promotes personal freedom as self-control aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. It asserts freedom as a gift from God, not government grant, and emphasizes individual responsibility. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday June 18 1971.
Dr Lamb explains thyroid replacement can manage myxedema and heart disease with careful dose adjustments. He reassures ongoing thyroid treatment can control symptoms and notes radiation once used to treat heart disease. For gum swallowing, concerns focus on young children. gum usually passes through, but aspiration into the windpipe is the main danger, so limit young children from chewing gum.
A fragmented word puzzle page lists many scattered terms and clues across travel, history, languages, and anatomy. References include ancient Egyptian and Indian terms, Roman bronze, and various descriptors with partial OCR readability.
The piece argues that a two China solution is impossible if Red China joins the UN and predicts wide regional repercussions from such a move. It cites Chiang Kai shek as unlikely to cede leadership and highlights concerns from nations around Asia about Beijing’s rising influence and stability in the region. Senator Peter Dominick voices a view on the perimeter nations.
Senator Dominick warns that relaxing trading rules with Red China could empower the Communist government and worsen Chinese suffering while questioning what China can offer in return for advanced technology. He highlights China’s silk, textile, pig bristles, opium, and other exports as limited bargaining chips for jet aircraft and wheat.
Freedom Newspapers stresses a single standard for judging actions. If an act is moral for an individual it must be moral for a group. Stealing by one is wrong. using majority approval to steal is a double standard. A bedrock for universal peace and progress is measuring all human action by the same standard.
In a satirical tone the Daily Post Athenian notes Warren Burger and Spiro Agnew awarding the Bachelor of Antagonism to the news media. It mocks media criticism of public figures and praises the press for bluntly telling it like it is in the nation’s top tribunal voice.
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