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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
2
A nationwide warning flags a rapid rise in gonorrhea and syphilis with 75 percent more cases than last year and one new case every 15 seconds. Officials call it a panademic and urge precautions amid permissive attitudes affecting schools, towns, and suburbs.
A 1940s style editorial condemns rising venereal disease cases across cities like Dover Omaha and Jacksonville and urges public education and revival of Army VD films to curb infections among youth. It links easy sex to disease spread and cites generational taboos and lack of information as key factors.
A modern businessman calls critics of industry antipreneurs while citing a 1986 and 1971 public attitude survey showing rising distrust of big business. He urges muckrakers to heed Roosevelt and balance critique with constructive vision, warning against cynicism eroding respect for enterprise.
The passage argues that governments inherently enact socialism by placing ownership of land taxation and conscription under bureaucratic control. Only activities that do not transfer resources or labor to the state would be non socialist, and further political action cannot reveal non socialistic government since any act enjoins the bureaucracy to act.
Vivid reminiscences recount White House Detail operations and agent Mike Reilly's rigorous guardianship of Presidents from Roosevelt to Kennedy. Tales include guarded drives, Churchill at Pompano Beach, and Eleanor Roosevelt tensions, plus Ike and JFK clashes with protectors.
A fragmentary column reflects on freedom as a gift from God, warns against control and anarchy, and cites classical texts as guiding principles. Dated Monday, March 19 1972, Columbus Nebraska.
Dear Dr. Lamb states that for individuals without heart disease symptoms the best exercise is walking. Start with 10 to 15 minutes, increase gradually, and avoid exertion if chest pain or breathlessness occurs. Older or diseased patients should avoid maximum exertion, while younger, symptom-free individuals can progress to more vigorous activities after building walking capacity.
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered terms about horses and items with numbers and names, including references to horses, dates, and locations, but the text is garbled and unreadable for a coherent report. The readable fragments offer no actionable events or individuals.
A critical view of federally funded performance contracting in public schools cites failures in some districts while praising successes in Gary Indiana and Grand Rapids Michigan. The Rand and Hand Corporation analyses show local decision making sometimes yields better outcomes than centralized oversight.
Nashville businessmen confront a surge of radical economists in leading campuses. The Wall Street Journal notes at least one left wing professor per university, with Harvard, Columbia, and American University cited. About 1,200 radical economists, many professors and graduate students, belong to the Union for Radical Political Economics.
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