Global food crisis shaped by politics and droughts
Telegram opinion argues that a world food shortage stems from three U S factors: heavy credit sales of wheat corn and soybeans supply tied to the Soviet bloc and Red China a weakened dollar and rising energy costs. It critiques Chinese planners and Soviet farmers while linking fuel policy and harvest risks to grocery prices and consumer budgets.
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Agricul E Vigis
United States
Red Dloe
Souic Ynian
Rec
China
Tts
Canada
U.S
Muust
Peking
Inhe
Wed Flag
Fonds
Soviet Union
Redblue
Australia
Attle Earey
Red China
Ussr
Caveat vendor warns of shopper tricks driving higher prices
A consumer economics expert argues that buyers too contribute to rising costs through shoplifting and deceptive practices. She notes price tag switching, damaged and opened items, and improper returns as cost drivers, urging shoppers to review habits to curb inflationary effects.
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Beverly Henderson
University of Wiscasin
Tr'y Moj
Miss Henderson
Summer of 73 on the oil rig chronicled
A humorous 1973 column surveys teen summer plans across the globe. A 15-year-old girl plans a cross country Volkswagen trip with friends, while a 16-year-old boy hunts drummers in Canada. Others hitchhike Europe, bike from Washington DC to the Virgin Islands, sail Bermuda to Southampton, and a Maine farm hosts 18 kids in two bedrooms.
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Washington
United States
Sarah
Carl
Jed
Narriet
Lizebetti
Pat
George
Henry
Canada
Gunida
Henridta
Europe
Ziggy
Ziggy Bay
Mexico
Norma
Michael
Ethel
Eunice
Bermuda
Southampton
England
Rob
JLFC
Dosh
Maine
Moe Ag
Summer Plans Whispered in Nantucket Mystery
Mary Margaret and Suzy discuss summer plans in conflict over Nantucket and North Carolina as a mystery lingers. A teen mentions riding toward unknown roads with IBM stock from a grandmother while friends consider oil rigs off Louisiana and possible Gulf ventures for a bold summer project.
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Mary Margaret
Suzy
Nantucket
Mass
Peter
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Freedont Illusion Promises Freedom Through Government Aid
The Columbus Telegram asserts freedoms promised by government aid are a flawed path. It argues libertarian ideals, citing the Golden Kiln and Independence Declaration as misused symbols, urging readers to seek true liberty beyond entitlements.
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Freedoi
Routhers
Ereedain
Crossword Clue Fragments Reveal Names and Places
Fragmented crossword clues mention figures like Marilyn and Canvey Canvey and Caluraniate appear among scattered hints The text lists terms such as Greek and Javanese tree and a seaport clue pointing to a diverse set of proper nouns and possible answers without coherent narrative.
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Rodden
Gesuine
Reflections On Student Life From The Hanover Class Of 1973
A reflective piece comparing 1970s seniors with earlier generations, noting relaxed attitudes, travel and gap-year plans, and a shift from relentless career pressure to exploration. The essay mentions Shiney Macarine receiving an honorary degree and critiques of campus culture and political figures. It contrasts eras and highlights changing ambitions and skepticism about future wars.
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Hanover
Lear
Shiney Macarine
Sone Reson
George McGovern
New York
Wwn
Europe
Vail
Cole
Vrothe
Vista
Ue Sat Dess Gees
Mie Real Generatim Gap Ud
Waearald Berkelvyite
Slulent
Summer of 73: Watergate worry and fuel shortage loom
A columnist portrays a grim 1973 summer with Watergate fatigue, Nixon scrutiny, and rising gasoline shortages. He notes public desire for truth but warns prolonged TV hearings hurt justice, while energy crises and refinery limits threaten rationing and life changes.
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Senate
Peyton Bragg
Veron
Huw
Watergate
Washington Post
Nixon
Informi Cnt
Henry MM. Jackson
1Dwash
All Companies
Maine
U.S
Almos
Rsource
United States
Bhoth
Ameri
Tos
Students For A Democratic Society
Realism in Graduates and Civic Resolve in 1973 Address
A reader reflects on rising realism in graduation speakers like Ashley Hall seniors Roth stressing discipline and inquiry. He notes a shift from late 1950s anti traditional views toward balanced governance, prudent discourse, and avoidance of panic amid Watergate and energy shortages. The piece urges resilience and thoughtful problem solving for the nation.
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Inslone
Ashley Hall
Charlesia
S.C. Roth
Roth
Ollley
Proposal to permit alcohol on University of Nebraska campus
Norfolk Daily News reports that Chancellor James Zumberge will seek a one year trial allowing beer and liquor on the University of Nebraska campus and dormitories with a secret ballot approval of 81 percent in living areas. The plan aims to address parental concerns while students push for college age rights.
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University of Nebraska
James Zumberge
Board of
Hegenits
Fragmented Barbs on Luck and Loyalty in a Murky Riff
A jumble of aphorisms cites luck, support, and ambition with distorted phrasing. It muses on ladders, inches, and yardsticks while raiding references to money, love, and identity, leaving a chaotic, unclear message about success and guidance.
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Wsaintes
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Sterrride
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Hart
White House
Capitol Hill
Pearl Harbor
Nation's Press
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Norfolk Daily News
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