Telegram Opinion: Sacred Cows Hit by Widespread Backlash
FCC fears and government programs face renewed attack as opposition grows to public schools funding by taxes, forced busing, welfare as a right, and public broadcasting. Critics call for deregulation and market-driven media, citing Edith Efron and a Post report on broadcasting control. The piece notes rising scrutiny of zoning and taxation across major cities.
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United States
Houston
Texas
U.S. Mews and World Report
FCC
Edith Efron
TV Guide
The
Washington Post
Polly
Misa Eytron
Post
Law of
Networks
Consiger
Food Diets and the Trap of Fattening Habits
The piece argues that dieting is misnamed and fattening cycles persist without lasting change in eating habits. It reflects on personal weight, goals, and the influence of upbringing, citing researchers Gordon Goldman and Schacter in experiments showing how crackers temptations differ by body type.
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Ernest Flagemann
Sruth
Lindlahr Cave
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Andrew Gordon
Ronald Goldman
Stanley Schacter
TV Time and Appetite Habits From a Nostalgic Muse
A reflective essay traces snack tactics and late night cravings. It notes “clock eaters” who snack after breakfast and lunch, TV viewing fueling compulsive eating, and the habit of reaching for liverwurst on late news. It argues fixed habits drive intake more than hunger.
Telegram Your Freedom newspaper statement March 6 1972 Columbus
The Telegram issue from Columbus Nebraska on Monday March 6 1972 presents a free will philosophy. It asserts freedom derives from God not government and warns against anarchy while citing core principles and the Declaration of Independence.
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Bellava
Columbus, Nebraska
Breakfast and hearts by Lawrence Lamb M D
Dear Dr Lamb suggests healthier breakfast options to lower cholesterol and cholesterol rich foods. He promotes lean proteins like salmon and chicken, hot cereals, low fat margarine, and a substitute eggs product Eggstra to reduce yolk cholesterol. He warns eggs are high in cholesterol and notes coffee on an empty stomach may not be ideal.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
American Heart Assn
Heart Assa
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Winter Fleasure Across The Obscure List Of Bustling Words
A crowded, fragmentary page lists varied terms and items from weather, costume, birds, measurements, and names. It includes references to coats, mittens, birds, plants, and ancient terms mixed with modern words, creating a dense, puzzle like collection. The jumble hints at a lexicographic or crossword style compilation rather than a coherent article.
Muskie Ashbrook and Nixon loom in New Hampshire primary
The Becker Research polls show Muskie leading the Democratic field with 85 percent in the New Hampshire primary and Nixon at 71 percent among Republicans. The piece notes Muskie's public ire over a newspaper quote and discusses potential impacts from John Ashbrook's challenge on foreign policy, including Taiwan, with Yorty urged for Democrats.
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New Hampshire
Edmund Muskle
Jot
Ashbrook
Richard Nixon
Pete McCloskey
White House
Becker Research Corporation
Boston Globe
Muskie
George McGovern
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Republian
Nixon
McCloskey
Muskle
Wallare
Odie
Manchester Union
Bill Loeb
Maine
Bhi Saeb
John Ashbrook
Nixon withdraws U S forces from Taiwan shocks critics
Nixon announced the United States will withdraw all forces from Taiwan amid talks with Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai in Peking. Critics, including Rep. John Ashbrook and former State official George Ball, see the move as a concession to Communist China and a potential danger to freedom. The decision is likened to Roosevelt’s Yalta concessions and could mark Taiwan as a captive nation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nixon
Talwwan
Peking
China
Taiwan
Mao
U.S
Asia
John Ashbrook
R.ohip
Republic of China
George We Ball
Johnson
United States
Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
Poland
Baltic States
East Europe
Henry Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
America
Red China strategy calls for US help on heavy industry
Lt Gen Victor Krulak analyzes Chinese Communist aims in a Formulation highlighting their desire to use the United States as a counterweight to the USSR and Japan. He argues Beijing seeks our aid to industrialize, while Nixon’s Taiwan gambit ignores these hard realities and risks rewarding Mao’s leadership.
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China
United States
Nixon
Red China
Yalta
Soviet Union
Orient
Red Ching
Victor Krulak
Pacific
Chou En-lai
Far East
Russia
Japan
Germany
Sam
United States of America
Taiwan
Mao
Senate probes if little cigars are cigarets in sleepy dispute
A Senate Commerce subcommittee examined whether small cigars, sized like cigars but sold as cigars, are really cigarets. Debate centered on health risk, tax, labeling, and a possible redefinition, amid FTC brand reviews and legal caution.
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Senate Commerce
Congress
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
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