Battle for minds: rise of The Rising Tide underground paper
A Telegram opinion column discusses an underground newspaper The Rising Tide, published since 1969 by the Freedom Leadership Foundation. It aims to combat communism through ideological victory and conversion, praising young radicals while cautioning about political weaponization and freedom limits. It notes curiosity about the publication’s reach and intentions.
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the Rising
Dimitei Danielopil
Rising Tide
Washington
U.S
Danielopal
Freedom Leadership Foundation Inc
Freedom
Air Nixon
Federal housing mess draws scrutiny on HUD chief
The report alleges HUD head George W. Romney oversees 44 510 houses bought by the agency after foreclosures and abandonments. It outlines a national housing mess with investigations by four subcommittees and multiple agencies, citing bungling, indictments, and schemes that undermine home ownership for low income families.
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Detroit
Bloomfield Hills
George W. Rontney
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
HUD
Romney
National Observer
Observer
Congressionals
Justice ‘Department
FBI
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Dun and Bradstreet
Anl
Mel
Wie
Congressman Carney Attends St James Church Anniversary
Charles J Kap D Oliia attends the seventh anniversary of St James Roman Catholic Church in Youngtown. Upon returning to Washington he publishes the names of all church members in the Congressional Record. A Congressman can do that.
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Kap
Charles J. Carney
D-Oliia
St. James Roman Catholic Church
Youngtown
Washington
Names Fill The List Pages In Congressional Record
The Congressional Record printed by the Government Printing Office shows a long list of names on its pages. A bill for fifty four pages carried a cost of 52.80. speculation centers on which Congressman paid the amount and who was involved.
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Government Printing Office
Carrie
Camey
Presidents and health woes through American history
A fragmented overview traces U.S. presidential health concerns from Harrison’s death after 92 days in office to Wilson’s stroke and the ensuing leadership questions. It notes Polk, Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, Andrew Johnson, Arthur, McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson and the ongoing scrutiny of a leader's fitness for office.
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Eectorate
Willa Meuiry Harrison
Harrison
White House
Knox Polk
Zachary Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
Andrew Johnson
Chester Ae ‘Arthur
Republician
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Flo
McKinley
W S
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Willams Howard ‘Taft
Bull Moose Party
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Phils
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
al Pueblo
Col
Hee
Secon
U.S
Admiral Grayson
Presidents pace a perilous path to the Oval Office
A historical reflection notes Harding and Roosevelt terms, Eisenhower heart issues, Kennedy assassination, and Truman’s era. It argues for medical disclosures of nominees, citing the toll of the presidency on health and the electorate’s willingness to splurge on access to power.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
Alaska
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United Nations
Germany
U.N
Warm Springs
Harry Truman
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Denver
John M. Kennedy
Flo
The Telegram's Call for Freedom and Self Control
The June 30, 1972 issue from Columbus Nebraska urges readers to pursue freedom through self control and personal responsibility. It links freedom to adherence to moral guides and to the Declamation of Independence, emphasizing alignment with broader constitutional and ethical principles.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Doctor advises emphysema patients on high altitude travel
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains emphysema raises risk at 5500 feet due to reduced lung oxygen. Tolerance varies. some adapt, some do not. Advise gradual acclimatization, avoid exertion on arrival, and consult a doctor before flying.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Fragmented crossword style list from Sky Thalian Alps page
A dense OCR fragment presents scattered terms crossbowing between ship names mariner references and random numbers. It includes fruits plants gods and places such as Iris Honey maker and Siberian city. The text combines fishing net terms and color shade clues with unrelated entities.
Fudging and Smudging in Political Shuffle
A reflective column argues near parody that both major parties mirror manipulation and risk, praising Nixon for stability and warning McGovern against demagogic misrepresentation. It critiques tax plans, nuclear deterrence, and primary politics, noting shifts from primaries to general election rhetoric.
Questioning Nixon and McGovern on Reason and War Policy
A critical column argues that the idea of political reason is flawed. It condemns promises to Israel, US military retreat in Vietnam, and inconsistent arms policy. The author mocks Nixon and McGovern, warns against surrender to opponents, and urges building real non-political reform while facing a looming struggle with Marxist forces.
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McGovern
South Vietnam
Hang
Glap
Moscowi
Peking
Middle East
Nixon
Bob Nixon
Reeson-shmesson
Washington
Center for National Policy Review reshapes U S policy power
The Center for National Policy Review in Washington funds and promotes liberal reforms through foundations. Led by William L. Taylor, the group targets race relations and urban issues, aiming to influence how laws are administered. Its stance favors certain liberal elements over middle class interests.
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Center
National Policy Review
Washington
America
CNPR
Ford Foundation
Kord Foundation
1Émouth
William L. Taylor
Yale University
Richmond, Va
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Center For National Policy Review
Federal Home Law Bank
Suburban housing clash eyed by Catholic Center group
The Center For National Policy Review at Catholic University warns banks face pressure to loan to high risk groups. It notes possible sanctions and cites suburban housing litigation as a tactic to transform neighborhoods through subsidized housing. Critics say such actions disrupt communities and strain services.
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Leth AD
Center For National Policy Review
Catholic University of America
Washington
Wgation
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