Time to dismantle FCC and free the press
A Telegram Opinion argues the FCC should be weakened to let newspapers attract more advertising revenue than electronic media. It cites WHDH TV Boston as a case study, noting court battles, licenses, and possible sale to Boston Broadcasters Inc, and calls for government restraint on news and communications.
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Whdh-Tv
Boston
Richard Starnes
Whdch-Tv
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Boston Broadcasters Inc
BBI
Channel 5
Amt
Uider
Howard
The
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Boston Broadcasting Inc
Whdel-Tv
Whdil TV
Harold E. Clancy
Clancy
Cas
Pandas Become Symbol of Foreign Aid Debate
Naturalist Jack Simmons at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo cites two rare pandas sent from China as fueling criticism of Nixon's foreign policy. Critics warn secret negotiations could cost the U.S. billions in aid for gestures while taxpayers bear the burden.
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Jack Simmons
Seattle
Woodland Park Zoo
United States
Red
Orde
Nixon
U.S
Mao
Ubon
Funny side of tragedy and sleight of politicians
A fragmented reminiscence on politicians including Henry Jackson and Kerr, noting how speakers shift with audiences. The piece reflects on political manipulation, busing debates, and the peril of a nation guided by tricksters rather than steady leadership. It contrasts Lincoln’s era with modern rhetoric and ends with a sombre warning about the fate of a country shaped by rhetoric.
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Henry
Scoop
Jackson
Florida
Lincoln
Abe
South
North
Robert 8. Kerr
Oklahoma
Ollman
Sen
Florida Primary Ballot Field Grows Ahead of March 14
The Nation's Press notes a crowded Florida presidential ballot for the March 14 primary as printers anticipate handling a large list of candidates. Officials warn a jammed field could affect printing schedules and ballot clarity across the peninsula.
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Florida
Emergency Breen Aig Sale Prompt For Wallet Cards
Chattanooga Times reports an emergency directive from Breen with Aig proposing sale of wallet cards and dogtags. Aimed to aid responders, the note urges: Tam a camilldate In case of accident, call a press conference.
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Breen
Aig
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dinner Talk on Teen Marriage and Moral Values
A narrator recalls a dinner with daughters and friends discussing a classmate marrying at 16 and the broader pull of sex on teens. The piece questions moral policing, reflects on parental roles, media influence, and the shift in values as girls reach late teens, ending with a note on marriage and ignorance about pregnancy.
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Kelly
Kate
Kathleen
Kathi
Mrs. B
Karen
Gelling Rearly
Garis
Dle Jse
Onu
Gayle
Pops
IPT
Telegram: Your Freedom Newspaper Mission and Motto
The Telegram from Columbus Nebraska proclaims a dedication to furnishing information that promotes freedom and self-control. It emphasizes freedoms as divine rights, not political grants, and references moral guides like the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Tafannmiias Ly
ASK THE DOCTOR Attack and angina
Dear reader, a history of myocardial infarction and angina reflects coronary artery disease. Nitroglycerin tablets are safe with proper use and can relieve angina, but if pain differs or worsens, seek medical advice. Do not double dose if relief is not immediate. persistent pain warrants professional evaluation.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Items Across Names and Terms
A garbled OCR list presents scattered terms and names including Indian tribes, ancient deities, geographic hints, and numeric clues. The passage lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event, yielding a disjointed gloss of possible crosswords style entries and partial phrases.
Soviets Dominate the Oceans Strategy, Admiral Warns
Honolulu broadcast quotes Admiral Jom McCinn Jr warning that the Soviet Union is expanding naval reach across the seven seas. He describes the Strategic Island Concept including bases at Socotra and Visakhapatnam, plus missiles, submarines, and air power aimed at global dominance, with Vietnam seen as a short-term issue.
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Honolulu
Jom McCinn Jr
Vir
Pattie
Hayrah
London
Middle East
Mediterranean
South Vietnam
Washington
Seven Seas
Halford
Mackinder
Alfred I. Mahan
McCain
Henry ‘Kissinger
Prince Metternich
Russia
Kissinger
China
Suez Canal
McCarty
Indian Subcontinent
Ras Kharma
Socotra
Persian Gulf
Cuba
Seattle
Chi
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
Canary Islands
Spain
Brezhnev
Admiral McCain
Ussr
Hawaii
Peninsulars
Algeria
North Africa
Chile
South America
Vietnam
Nixon Peking visit fuels debate on peace and policy
The piece argues Nixon’s trip to Peking overshadows other news and risks creating a false sense of peace. It warns that allies and adversaries will read the journey as a sign of U.S. weakness and seek gains, urging Americans to scrutinize motives, resolve, and national mood amid Cold War tensions.
Americans Face Dark Days After Peking Mission
The essay argues the United States shows weakness and misjudgment after Nixon's trip to Red China. It warns Americans lack resolve for hard realities, urging renewed national strength, discipline, and rejection of gestures in favor of clear diplomacy and preparedness. China is seen as militant, while U.S. morale and military readiness are criticized.
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U.S
United States
Nixon
Red China
Rim
America
Peking
Question M8 War Question on Supreme Court powers
Article 111 and 2 describe no authority for individual justices beyond the court. Regions grant interim orders pending full court decisions. Douglas has acted to stay drafts in Southern Carolina and other districts, challenging court rules and precedents with occasional interdistrict actions.
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Supreme Court
Court
Justin Douglas
Los Angeles
Carolina
Douglas
Gramt
Hig
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New York
Onewspaier
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Assiny
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Chamberlain
Dhtribulea
Saleres Sritigale
Washington, D.C
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