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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

2

Telegram Opinion on Nixon Inflation Efforts and Spending

The piece criticizes President Nixon's Phase One plans as too late and insufficient, urging sharp cuts in government spending to fight inflation. It notes rising living costs, declining public confidence, and a general unwillingness in government to curb expenditures, with attention to public mood shifts reported by U S News and World Report.

Richard Nixon Agai Mgle U.S. News and World Report Grayscouts

People Speak Letters Highlight Gender Roles And Community Ailments

A reader argues for traditional family roles while urging focus on elderly women and wage equality. She cites studies on aging, laments lack of softball coverage, and recounts helping fix a muddy road after her husband’s illness, ending with a withheld name.

Saint Pauls Original Name and Gospel Symbols

Questions and answers cover Saint Pauls original name Saul before conversion, tadpole metamorphosis to frog stages, St Peter as symbol of keys, George Washingtons Cabinet members with misnamed figures, and Gospel writers in Christian symbolism with Mathew as the winged man Mark as the winged lion Luke as the winged ox and John as the eagle.

Saint Paul Saul Paul Mathew Man Mark Lion Luke John Eagle

Big John Connally Helps Vexed Gertstone Sheriff

In a western town a boastful resident named Big John arrives to aid Sheriff Dick Milhous amid a tangle of cattle rustling horse stealing and bank robbery accusations against deputies. After waiting for a response he leaves as the sun sets, riding off.

Washington Gertstone Big John Connally Big John Dick Milhous Big Dehn Sheriff's Office Gernstone Tig Collalhouse Houston Gemstone Post Millions

Preece Begins With Ms The Columbus Telegram

In Columbus Nebraska on Tuesday June 26 1973 a local item reports Preece starting with a Ms designation in a community page. The note highlights local social headlines and small events around town.

The Columbus Telegram Columbus Nebraska

Embolism Strike Hidden Dangers Explained by Doctor

Dr Lawrence E. Lamb discusses pulmonary embolism after a sudden death, explaining clot formation in deep veins, travel to the lungs, and how immobility during illness or surgery increases risk. He notes improved outcomes from early mobilization and emphasizes unpredictability in seemingly healthy individuals.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D Dr. Lamb

Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mix Nonsense and Nomenclature

A fragmented crossword style list shows scattered clues for across and down entries with odd spellings, partial phrases, and playful scrambles. It resembles a puzzle page with varied wordplay and nonsensical pairs, lacking coherent solution data.

Myth vs Motto in Nixon Bombing Propaganda

A critical review of U S coverage during the 1972 Hanoi air campaign notes JFK era style propaganda by media organs including The New York Times. It claims editors exaggerated civilian casualties, spreading biased narratives and relying on hostile sources while delaying corrections until weeks later.

Nixon North Velnam Manoi-Haiphong U.S Europe Joseph Goebbels Hanoi Radio Pentagon Hanoi Haiphong The Times Tass la Monde North Vietnam George Wald Harvard Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Universe Guernica Coventry Dresden Bach Mat Paris le Monde Germany Tammy Arbuckle United States Elures Bach Main Wie Times

Single life reshapes American society in shifting demographics

A 1960s survey notes one in three adults are single, totaling 43 million, with 22 million never married and 24 million previously married. Women outnumber men among singles, and the rise in single living signals major social changes, including new magazines and apartment living. The piece also explores how economic factors like a gasoline shortage and possible tax changes could affect behavior and public funds.

Hy Steirman Congress Ohio J. Phillip Richey

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