Soviet hints of private enterprise surface in Russia
Telegram opinion notes that Soviet leadership may loosen controls due to economic needs, as writers point to a growing black market and small scale private activity. A Soviet writer urges legitimizing these efforts to satisfy housewives and planters frustrated by state service industry limits, highlighting profit incentives. The piece contrasts this with socialist ideals and cites a Times dispatch.
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Soviet
Russia
New York Times
U.S
Pha
Eto Degeribe
Othey Hayes
Tia Roudios
Kissinger Opposes Use of Tax Dollars for North Vietnam Rebuild
The piece argues against spending U S tax money to rebuild North Vietnam calling it a long term investment in peace. It cites Kissinger and Nixon supporters who defend or critique such expenditures and recalls past foreign aid deals. It contends politicians misrepresent actions as peace efforts while funding an aggressor.
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Viewty Kissinger
Nixon
United States
North Vietnam
Cuba
Chamberlain
Russia
Chia
Buyin
Yugoslavia
Rhodesia
Barry
Water
U.S. Dolis
Noci Vieten
China
Alands
Kissinger
Inmates Demands Reflect Strains of Prison Life
A recent San Quentin strike list shows inmates seeking outside comforts including telephones personal TVs and conugal visits. The piece questions whether a prison union could mirror outside labor standards and notes calls for seniority privileges and varied pay scales among prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Rondom
New York
Why Columbus Lacks Public Dances Says Local Teen
A Columbus teenager asks why the town has no public dances while smaller towns like Silver Creek and Humphrey hold dances monthly. He notes that a recent Christmas dance drew attendees and urges community leaders to sponsor events to curb youth trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbus
Silver Creek
Humphrey
Columbus
Vase dispute at Met over costly Etruscan artifact
A heated debate surrounds the Metropolitan Museum of Art purchase of a rare Etruscan vase for one million dollars. Questions arise whether the item was acquired from a legitimate source or looted from Cerveteri, amid fears of black market origin and possible reclamation by the country of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Metropolitan Museu of Art
Met
Haly
Maly
Cerveteri
Paolo
Nala
Lanle
Fie
Vie
Paulo
Metropolitan Museum
Trike
Tim
Hem
Varied Crossword Clues Mix Odd Pairs and Puzzles
A scrambled list of crossword style clues appears, blending obscure hints and wordplay. The entry resembles a puzzle page with numbered items, partial letter fragments, and multilingual prompts, inviting solvers to fill in musical terms, instruments, and phrases across a wide range of origins.
Fragmented Telegram Reflection on Freedom and Independence
A noisy, garbled text frames a few political phrases about liberty and a call for self-rule. It resembles a fragment from a broader piece debating independence and gentle governance, mentioning God, government, and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram Your Freedom
Dear Dr Lamb on sea water cure and goat milk fat facts
Reader questions whether boiled sea water cures diabetes or arthritis and if goat milk is lower in fat. Dr Lamb says there is no evidence boiled sea water benefits these conditions. Goat milk fat is not lower than cow milk. dairy fat varies by breed and product.
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Lawrence E, Lamb M
Lamb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Conten
Jersey
Myth and Ritual in American Academia Revisited
An anthropologist challenges the academy’s myths and rituals, finding a thriving mythic culture among scholars. Andrew Greeley analyzes the McCarthy era myth as a reflection of scholars’ ambivalence toward society, balancing prestige with suspicion and mistrust.
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Academa
Academy
Swan
Wrazer
Harnack
Bits Dora
Andrew Greeley
Yeupion
McCarthy
Greeley
Senator McCarthy
McCarthy Mythology and the Negro Myth on Campus
Creeley notes McCarthyism shapes campus reactions and rituals at UW, while a second myth centers on the Negro and the Black figure as a measure of virtue. Thomas Seivell argues white academies expiate guilt by aiding black students who demarcate political loyalty over academic merit, shaping admissions and programs. The author finds the myth a revealing lens on academic behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeley
Hie
South Africa
Thomas Seivell
Oil Dependency and Domestic Drilling Debate in Oklahoma
Oklahoma highlights oil and gas as a key state asset amid rising energy demand and fluctuating prices. The piece analyzes import quotas, deregulation, and the risks of Middle East dependence versus expanding domestic drilling and offshore resources. It cites Libyan and Algerian instability, U.S. policy shifts, and calls for new incentives to boost domestic petroleum supplies.
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Oklahoma City
Ola
Oklahoma
United States
OH and Gas Journal
Tulsa
Okla
Middle East
Libya
Soviet Union
Algeria
U. S
Stearer
Mid East
Mid- East
Taig
S. David Freeman
The
Word Foundation
Energy Policy Project
Congress
Questions and Answers on Valuable Animals
The most valuable of xeg animals is the giant panda according to the Q and A. The giant panda is cited as the premier example of a valuable species in this exchange.
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Timee
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Panto
Sweden
Ble
Rome
Phil Postaret
Falk
Aleladewn
Fromhimself
Latvia
Tdistress
Glasiers Ras
Bay Press City
Timois
Adewy Blow
Lahengein
Wgle
Nama
Army Medical
Chewwsray
Atlaprise
Nebraska
Berry's
Jeffrey
Hart
Teale
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
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