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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
2
Telegram opinion examines George McGovern rising from obscurity and questions his seriousness as Nixon faces a 1976 bid. It argues political machinery shapes campaigns, notes McGovern’s age, lingering doubts about his past, and suggests observers may misread his reformist appeal.
A history of American education shows a shift from school as sole tutor to recognizing parental influence. Newsweek highlights mothers as primary educational guides from conception, stressing nutrition, language, and cognitive interaction, with emphasis on early development and supporting measures for low income families.
Five men were arrested at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington last weekend. Republicans deny knowledge of the incident, claiming it was a protective strike against Democratic preparations for an attack, while officials say orders against illegal bugging were not followed. The piece questions authority and potential impact on November’s election.
Art Buchwald comments on Democrats and Republicans amid alleged raids and bugging of files. He argues both sides break rules, defends party actions, and suggests political punishment rather than harsh escalation, noting Nixon’s stance and residency honor at stake.
A reprinted commission or motivational piece urges self control as the path to freedom. It frames liberty as a divine gift and personal discipline aligned with moral laws and historic documents. The note emphasizes individual responsibility and consistency with core truths guiding freedom.
Fragmented OCR reads like a mosaic of names and places including New York London Paris and river references with scattered numbers and terms. It presents as an unreadable list of items, vessels, perfumes, and stations with unclear connections or outcomes.
The Santa Ana Register debates the meaning and consequences of labeling the United States a second class country. It cites intervention, military presence in Europe, and global influence, arguing freedom may require a balanced approach between isolationism and interventionism, with emphasis on preserving national liberty and avoiding entanglement in others fights.
A collection of aphoristic lines about temper, honesty, balance, wealth, growth, and prompt action. It notes that larceny trials reveal cleverness but misuse. banks suffer from imbalance. sowing wild oats yields little bread. self belief without room for growth shrinks the mind. rushing is rarely best.
In Hanover and Dartmouth, a controversial commencement trend arises as chaplains urge donating cap and gown money to Bangladesh. The piece argues this conspicuous gesture politicizes a traditional academic ceremony, challenging the idea that relieving suffering is the sole goal of a liberal arts education. It weighs competing Western values and questions over ritual sanctity and nobility.
A columnist questions Nixon's SALT deal, labeling its terms unclear and the Pentagon’s jargon mystifying. The piece quizzes offensive versus defensive weapons, argues ICBMs and space lasers pose threats, and urges clearer public explanation of arms policy.
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