Telegram Opinion on HEW Shakeup and Finchs Credibility Gap
The column doubts the impact of a Hew overhaul under Robert Finch as secretary, arguing taxpayers face higher costs for a wasteful bureau. it questions Finch’s stance on school integration and notes a credibility gap between official statements and political maneuvering, criticizing Aunt Richardson’s administration of HEW.
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Nebraskan Van Berg Quietly Builds National Horse Empire
Marion H Van Berg of Columbus Nebraska stands among top thoroughbred owners. Once an auctioneer, he began small with horses from a reluctant owner and a $25 starting bid. His string grew to race across major tracks, earning more prize money than any other owner.
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How Van Berg Started in the Thoroughbred Business
Beatrice Daily Sun recounts how Van Berg began with a $1,500 claim in a first race at Ak-Sar-Ben. Frank Fogelson advised him to enter, then claim, a strategy that seeded a legendary Nebraska stable. The method locked owners to initial entrants and used lots to resolve ties, shaping Van Berg’s ascent in racing.
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Ak-Sat-Ben
Folgelson
America
Nebraska
Columbus
van Targ
Beatrice Dally Sun
American Pride and Immigrant Tides in a Nation's Rise
Jim Bishop recounts a panoramic view of American greatness from colonial founding to postwar achievement. He salutes diverse arrivals, founding fathers, scientific pioneers, and westward expansion, framing the United States as a beacon thriving on courage, innovation, and unity.
American Pride and the Land We Love
A patriotic reminiscence traces American expansion from Montana to California and beyond. It recalls pioneers, Brigham Young’s Utah, Puget Sound, Iowa and Nebraska wheat, and the nation’s belief in liberty, discipline, and civic duty. The piece extols criticism as a civic right and urges daily display of loyalty with a flag.
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Laws aligned with survival of the fittest
The text argues laws should mirror natural survival, claiming the fittest advantage the race and defend against others. It says true fitness excludes aggression and emphasizes peaceful self-improvement, warning that restricting development harms all, echoing Bashal that one’s gain benefits all.
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The Doctor Says Art of anesthesia
This article discusses advances in anesthesia including halothane and ketamine, improved monitoring, and spinal anesthesia. It notes comfort after emergence, emergency readiness, and preoperative patient reassurance. It mentions spinal versus inhalation methods, eligibility, and potential side effects of a tranquilizing drug Miljiath.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
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June in Poetry and Puzzle Clusters in a Fragment
A jumbled OCR style page lists poems by Byron Coleridge and others with scattered clues, Greek contest terms, calendar hints, and puzzle entries. The fragment mixes literary names, wordplay, and a crosswordlike layout, mentioning June, months, and various labeled items.
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Sheldon YMCA Camp Sheldon to Open 22nd Season Saturday
Camp Sheldon near Columbus will start its 22nd consecutive season with the Junior North district camping period. Leo P. Gessell returns as director with Clifford Backstrom assisting. Staff includes Ralph Da Metz Neall Hand George Hyatt and Dorothy Miller.
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Telegram editorial on freedom and self government
The Telegram notes readers should seek personal freedom as a divine gift and warns against government overreach. It argues true liberty means self-control, not license, citing the Declaration of Independence and moral guides as essential principles.
Schwarzenbach Amendment Defeated in Swiss Referendum
The Schwarzenbach Amendment proposed expelling 300,000 foreign workers and faced strong opposition due to Swiss dependence on foreign labor. In a close vote 654,000 to 557,000 against the measure, critics warned it would ruin industry and major sectors. Willi Schlamm, now in Lugano, noted Swiss animus to foreigners and predicted broader unrest, contrasting Swiss and American views on civil tension and leadership.
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Clash of Students and Workers Seen in Utopian Gap
A syndicated feature notes growing strife between blue collar workers and college rebels, citing Reuther and Schlamm. It warns intellectuals lack concrete aims while middle America faces upheaval, with Panthers possibly seizing urban strongholds before a bitter clash between classes and ideas.
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