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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
4
A Columbus Telegram editorial promotes individual freedom and moral action guided by the coveting commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It invites readers to understand freedom and self control to develop their abilities and encourages reproduction with credit.
A columnist argues Americans increasingly admire tyranny as an efficient system. Citing Indira Gandhi's Emergency, Francis Valeo’s trip and other historic regimes, the piece warns against celebrating autocratic rule and questions the acceptance of such governance in India. It links past tyrannies to present doubts about freedom.
In Defiance Arizona third graders work toward a million by collecting pop tops. The class had about 34000 tops so far and learn how slowly a million accumulates, turning a lesson on taxpayers dollars into a fundraiser. Send pop tops to Evan Roberts Fort Defiance Arizona 86504.
The letter argues police protection funds and fines benefit schools by lowering taxes. It notes arrests rose 200 percent year over year due to increased enforcement, with 27 of 37 arrests from 5:30 am to 7:30 pm, defending daytime patrol and questioning claims of inefficiency.
In Brooklyn mob history, Joey Gallo pushes to end runners and open candy stores to skim daily bets. Albert Anastasia, Vito Genovese, and podell clash over control at the Copa. A deadly meet follows with shootings as the plan collapses and Gallo’s big money idea fails to save the day.
Commentary notes how writers flood public life with reports and opinions while politicians seek secrets to reveal. It questions the impact of partisan nominee selection by Democrats and Republicans and probes journalism's aversion to voids amid winter snows.
The OAS gathering sees 21 of 23 votes backing a view that Chile is observing human rights, prompted by Granada and Costa Rica. Officials note reduced detentions and abuses amid calls for consistent application of Supreme Decree 187, while critics cite ongoing detentions and media portrayals.
An analysis notes the 1976 primaries set a record with 29 contests and shaped the paths of Carter and Reagan. It questions state weighting and rules like winner take all in California, while predicting calls for regional primaries to reduce candidate strain and voter overload.
Citizens are urged to write to Rep. Virginia Smith at 1005 Longworth Building Washington DC 20515 Sen. Carl Curtis 2213 Dirksen Building Washington DC 2051 and Sen. Roman Hruska 209 Russell Building Washington DC 20510 to express opinions or compliments.
The note playfully questions excuses and urges honesty while nodding to quirky language. It riffs on a yawn metaphor and invites readers to add a collective noun for a group of veen with a sly, humorous tone.
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