Telegram expresses faith in freedom and self control
The Telegram from Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday June 24 1970 argues that freedom comes from God not government and promotes self control as essential to human development. It frames freedom as a gift and cites moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Columbus
Nebraska
London
UPI
Western
Europe
Eisenhower
Japan
U. S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Times
Zullust
Afr. Lang
John E. Curtiss
Lincoln
American Legion
Curtiss-Lang
Boys State
Lang
Curtiss
Cornhusker Boys State Corporation
Forgotten Man Reappears as Ethnic American Debate Rages
In a Washington conference, Barbara Mikulski casts the forgotten man as the ethnic American, a homeowner paying rising taxes yet seeing little return. Newark’s mayoral race and Anthony Imperiale’s hardline stance forecast rising tensions between white militants, Black Panthers, and liberal elites amid urban decay and political fear.
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William Graham Sumner
Citien
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Catholic’ Conference
Washington, D. C
Barbara Mikulski
Southeast Community Organization of
Baltimore
Miss Mikulski
Paul Asciuls
Chicago
George Wallace
Newark
New Jersey
Kenneth Gibson
Hugh Addonizio
Gibson
Anthony Imperiale
North Ward
Washington
Imperiale
Black Panthers
U. S
San Francisco Bay Area
Advke
King Features Syndicate
Inflation Is an Increase in Money Supply Says Reader
A reader argues inflation is simply more money in circulation and questions why government hides this cause. The piece contends officials focus on rising prices rather than curbing money expansion, citing alleged plans to grow power and raise costs via automatic escalators in pay, retirement, Social Security, and taxes.
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Mery
Wberry
News and World Report
Golf Humor and Old Masters Echo in Strokes and Stories
Jim Bishop recalls golf lore from Georgia and Pebble Beach era legends. Anecdotes cover elderly aces, Palmer, Boros, Ferris, and Rocky Marciano, plus quirks of players, clubs, and country clubs. The piece, satirical and affectionate, lampoons golf lore and the fanatical culture around the game.
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Chick Harbert
Lee
Julius Boros
Ferris
Nee
Ris
Rocky Marciano
Bernard Castra
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
The column begins with a witty take on the new television season and the lingering effect of summer video. Pastoret suggests readers savor humor skeptically as gag writers abound and friends seem younger, having avoided their own quirks.
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Phil Pastoret
Questioning world education and supreme law for anarchy
A discussion on whether universal education and living under a Bible governed order would justify eliminating governments. Proponents distinguish between true anarchy and autarchy, urging adherence to human relations and the Golden Rule while opposing property rights destruction and political domination.
The Doctor Says Pain and Its Causes Explained
Doctor guidance notes that pain level does not match injury severity because fear anxiety and expectations alter perception. Relaxation and purpose can lessen pain, while distraction or focus may delay it. Discusses risks of pain meds masking underlying causes and mentions methotrexate use with cautions for arthritis and psoriasis.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Srom
Fragmented Crossword Style Clue Pack
A compact, puzzle oriented fragment from a periodical listing partial clues and terms across topics. It intermingles taxonomy, geography, abbreviations, and wordplay with scattered proper nouns and numeric hints. The batch reads like a garbled cross reference page with mixed signals and occasional magazine style gloss.
Photographer's Studio Sale Sparks Local Ties and Moves
Announcement by ML Ihaniel that he repurchased the Daniel Studio at 2615 Thirteenth Street from George Haberman, who had bought it recently and plans to return to Friend to reopen photography and another business line. Also notes river flow peaks near Columbus, death of J Milton Speke, and local chamber luncheon at Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Co. plant.
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ML. Ihaniel
Daniel
Thirteenth Street
George Habermatt
Friend
Haberman
Daily Telegram
Columbus
Loup
Henry Arimatis
Loup River
Milton Speke
Ony of the Pines
Families of
Iungfisher
Okla
M.F. McMahon
Howard Burdick
Speke
C. A. Speice
Ann Brady
Sidney
Government Land Office
Oklahoma Territory
Kingfisher
Lay J.C. Post
Peoples National Bank of
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Company
Forrest Corn
Reece Company, Inc
Forty-first Avenue
Reece
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Jim Bishop
Baead
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Kroll
Arnié Palmer
Pebble Beach
Mike Morgan
Santa
King
Office Java Club
Trest
Tack Sulivan
Spring Lake
Sam Snead
Sullivan
Robert LeFevre
Rampart College
Students of Freedom
Cve
Andrew J. Galambos
Music In
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Jrother
Turkey
Mammal
Dorn
WB Coolidge
Dwellana
Tennessee
Valley Nan Authority
Archke
Puzale
Psa
News of
Yesteryear
Svea C. Loomis
Jodie
Pawnee Park
Wayside Country Club
Brourels
Drouth
Artnalis
Telegram
Fairbanks
Union Pacific
Fiffy
Portland
Pacific Coast
Messrs
S. C. Gray
C. C. Gray
Carl Kramer
C. J. Garlow
Judge Reeder
A. Anderson
R. J. Abbott
Judge Post
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