Retreading Newsmen Aid Plan Draws Skepticism
A telegram opinion questions Caspar Weinberger's HEW grant idea to fund newsmen back to college. It argues the treasury runs deficits, colleges may not impart valuable knowledge, and officials lack funds to transfer taxpayer money. The piece mocks the plan and questions its wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Johnson
Weinberger
Treasury
Washington
Leen Lo
Hal
Community praise and youth nature club formed
Letters express appreciation for the church page and daily scripture insights. A Naturnauts nature club formed by Lincoln School third and sixth graders seeks guidance from local agencies, with sponsors and a Columbus, Nebraska address provided for information and support. Nearby church and ministerial leaders commend positive local news coverage.
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Naturnauts
Lincoln School
The
Columbus
Nebraska
Colmbus
Can't hide beast from plastic surgery farce
A Cleveland suburb caller, Mrs Francia, seeks facial cosmetic work in Hollywood Florida. She travels Greyhound, clashes with Dr Julius Joseph over costs, and notes her husband’s death. The tale unfolds with odd characters, including Joe Gluck, whilemoist misadventures reveal costly vanity and misfired surgery.
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Cleveland
Hollywood
Florida
Julius Joseph
Wil
Nome
Joe Gluck
Joseph
Gluck
Cleveletun
Gluck romance and nose swap scheme in Hollywood tale
The story recalls a Hollywood affair as Gluck and Mrs Francia pursue a flirtation with lavish shows and a shared life in Florida. Observers note vanity, aging, and a proposed nose adjustment while a Hollywood romance unfolds between Dr. Joseph's assistant Rhoda and Gluck amid public hotel stays and a looming endgame.
Cryptic Gift List Fragment With scattered clues
Fragmented OCR puzzle items list assorted word clues across themes. Includes references to gifts, deities, directions, chemistry terms, and old country labels, with many garbled entries and partial phrases.
Home study grows as Brazil shows growth and hope
The article traces early home study roots from Caleb Philipps in 1728 to the modern National Home Study Council. It notes about 5 million students in 188 accredited schools, with 1.9 million high school students using courses for credit or remediation. It highlights Vietnam service families benefiting from scholarships and Brazil’s rapid 1970s economic rise under an army government, predicting continued expansion despite regional challenges.
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Caleb Philipps
Boston Gazelle
Leavin
Boston
United States
National Home Study Council
Washington, D.C
Camogie Corp
Vietnam
Caleb Phillips
Brazil
South America
U.S
Bankers Trust Co
New York
Telegram fosters freedom and moral guiding truth
The Columbus Telegram asserts that true freedom comes from self control and a divine gift, not a political grant. It argues freedom must align with the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to let peace begin with self and honesty.
Agripower and Nixon Era Trade Drive GOP Strategy
The piece argues Earl Butz as a pivotal GOP figure, citing U.S. agripower as key to elections in 1974 and 1976. It contrasts Kissinger’s diplomacy with Butz’s agrtrade focus, noting a 1973 non agricultural trade deficit of 7.6 billion and an agricultural surplus of 9.3 billion, shaping a net 1.7 billion favorable balance despite a bad grain deal with the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Chield
Buckler
Kissinger
Nixon
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Kansas City
U.S
Henry Wallace
Earl Rutz
Farm income trend amid world markets and politics
The article discusses farm income, Earl Butz, and the link between rising net farm income and political fortunes. It notes droughts, changing global fish catches, rising food demand, and the role of genuine world market sales over subsidies, with reflections on political morality and election influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Louis Bean
Plains States
Upper Middle West
Earl Butz
Federal Treasury
Mustache problem discussed by Dr Lamb in reader letter
A 26 year old woman seeks help for facial hair growth on the upper lip. Dr Lamb explains it may be cosmetic or glandular, recommends medical evaluation then possible electrolysis with multiple treatments to remove hair. The exchange notes cosmetic self-improvement parallels with general beauty practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence &. Lamb
M.D. Gaar
Dr. Lamb
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