Preservation claims fade as U S vows to shield Cambodian relics
An editorial notes the St. Louis Post Dispatch cites government assurances to protect Angkor Wat and Khmer sites during the Cambodian crisis while criticizing U S domestic neglect of its own heritage. It laments urban renewal and highway programs that destroyed national monuments, questioning real government care for history at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
U.S
Cambolla
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Angkor Thom
Indochina
Post- Dispatch
Cittizens
Santa Fe
Pike
Washington
St. Louis
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nixny
America
Nixon
Columbus
Hubert Burress
Platte County
Ben Green
The
Argus
Richard Ramsey
Nebraska
Metropolitan Press
Telegram
New York pizza feud erupts over magazine claim
Readers in New Jersey and New York blast a city pizza ranking that labeled New York the pizza capital of the world. Critics mocked Goldberg's Pizzeria and derided expert panels while defending true Italian pizza as basic ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEAJ
Goldberg
East 76Th Street
New Jersey
New York Magazine
Goma Fasliggi
Best Pizza in the United States A Portsmouth Ohio Claim
The writer compares pizza quality across several cities noting Goldberg's Pizzeria, Montis in Huntington, Va, Shaw Hat in Oakland, and Pizzeria in Dallas. He asserts Giuseppe's in Portsmouth Ohio makes the best pizza in the United States despite New York arrogance. Opinions about pizza quality and regional pride are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Oakland
Inn
Dallas
Monti's
Fourth Avenue
Huntington
Goldberg's Pizzeria
United States
Portsmouth
Ohio
Guiseppe's
Chillicothe Street
The Telegram Promotes Freedom and Self-Control in 1970
The Telegram argues freedom comes from God not government and promotes self-control aligned with moral guides. It says individuals must control what they produce and emphasizes truth in the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. Columbus, Nebraska edition dated June 2 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimach
Forced Unionism in Government Post Office Bill Sparks Debate
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed by the Nixon administration pursues a postal bill seen as forcing union membership for federal workers. Critics warn compulsory arbitration could establish a union shop, undermining Civil Service merit principles and right to work for government employees. They urge resistance in Congress and possible court challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Nixon
Federal Service
Republican Party
U.K
U. S
Civil Service
Postal Service
Uncle Sam
Congress
West Germany
George Meany
Aflacio
House Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Executive Branch
Why is a traitor called a quisting
Q asks about the origin of the term quisting tied to Vidkun Quisling a Norwegian traitor of World War II The answer explains the word came to symbolize a traitor for aiding German occupation forces
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Quisling
Almanac Events and Celestial Notes for June 27 1970
UPI almanac marks Saturday June 27 1970 with a fall day count of 187 to follow the moon between quarter and new. Morning stars Mercury and Saturn. Evening stars Venus Mars Jupiter. On this date in history Tilward-Gibbon finished The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in 1787. In 1990 Truman ordered forces to aid at Korea. In 1960 a deadly typhoon hit Luzon with over 100 killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ernglish
Tilward — Gibbon
New York Stock Exchange
Truman
U.S
South Korea
Luzon
Philippines
Not a calling carlaad and other oddities
A jumble of quirky phrases cites Bret Harte and inflation satire. The piece notes a colleague nicknamed Moments has vanished, jokes about a bride’s bouquet mishap, and laments rising maximalist trends in Scotland.
Inscription on Plymouth Rock Carved With 162 Date
Plymouth Rock is a granite boulder bearing the carved date 162 in weathered characters. The inscription marks a landmark tied to early colonial Plymouth history and American heritage.
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Plymouth Rock
Across Puzzle Word Fill Missing Letters
A compact crossword style list of clues with scattered fragments and partial answers. The page presents messy OCR items including numbers, partial words, and mis-typed phrases across a puzzle grid and clue list.
Laseke to intern in New York Women and Children Infirmary
Dr Lucile Loseke, Nebraska medical graduate, will depart for New York City for a resident internship at the Women's and Children's Infirmary. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Loseke of Columbus, attended Lincoln exercises.
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Lucile Laseke
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Sireath
New York City
Loseke
Edward G. Loseke
Columbus
Lincoln
Interstate Power Company
Lioux City
Dubuque
Lnwns
Nebraska
Loup River Public Power District
Loup
Interstate
Interstate Hydro Plant
Spencer
Belden
Burt County Rural Electrification District
Lyons
Kramer
Burl County
State General Fund
Tme
John Havekost
General Fund
del Weber
Charles Walter
University of Nebraska
Allege
University High School
Weber
Columbus High
Midland College
Ark
Reveation
China
Phi Delta Kappan
Iis
Tu4nn Ross
Harvey Ross
Billy
Bethwny
Books on socks and a kindergarten diary spark strange humor
A humorous roundup reviews quirky titles and a diary of Hawthorne kindergarten protests. It highlights a sock guide by Dr. Suphuse, a diary by Hasper Sherl about a milk revolt, a novel on Maria Lodge’s Godmother, and George Shriraptan’s fictional presidency satire.
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Mario White
Maria Lodge
Roshi Nirvana
Brixin
Nostra Maria
Lachese Brothers
East River
Fiasina Nirvana
Ladies Auxiliary
Barbs of a Busy Day at the Plant
A frazzled office scene unfolds with a groaning colleague worrying about rising company insurance costs. The talk shifts from secrets to drastic choices as a playful but sharp label on modern family life hints at money, taste, and social gifts during the golf season.
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Lee Mueller
Your Freedom Newspaper
Thurman
Southern Statea Industrial Council
Q's
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of America
Cleveland
Berry World
Bor
Almanac
Bares
Bret Harte
Phil Pastoret
Maximilis
Scotland
Earth
Ath
News of
Yesteryear
Svea C. Loomis
Daily Telegram
Behlen Marnilsel Pli Company
Ing
Davoid Hennessy
Platte Center
American Legion
Legion Club Routis
D. Kingster
Jack Bales
Don Carrig
St. Bonaventure's
Bosehall Construction Company
Fremont
Ace Plumbing & Heating Company
Vogel Electric Company
Blair
Sumer
David Suphuse
George Shriraptan
New York Giants
Cassius Clay
Cuba
Shrimpton
Rey Biscayne
Billy Graham
White House
CIA
Moscow
Air Force I
Peking
Los Angeles
Company
Brass
Somher
Merovgat
Meroe
Ethan YO
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