Woodcock's plea to curb foreign car imports sparks union critique
A Telegram opinion argues UAW chief Leonard Woodcock advocates import restrictions to avert a supposed US auto industry disaster. It contends his tactics raise costs, push production overseas, and harm American buyers while productivity and free exchange offer the real path to security and living standards.
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United Auto Workers
America
Uslots
Wordcock
Comiamle
U.S
Woolenck
UAW
Hallmark backs private urban renewal in Kansas City
Hallmark Cards Inc undertakes a $200 million private urban renewal project, Crown Center, next to its international HQ in Kansas City. No government funds are used. project includes 1.1 million square feet of offices, 2240 apartments, a 730 room hotel, a bank, retail complexes, central square, and underground parking for over 7000 vehicles, aiming completion in 1943.
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Fred Civetti
Car Bynk and Associates, Inc
New York
N.Y
Kansas City
Spark Plug
Hallmark Cards
Artick
Washington
Kansas
City
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Iunnet
Hallmark
Columbus
Davi City
Nebraska
Do Streakers Exist Despite Widespread Sightings
The piece cites law enforcement and newsmen reporting streaker sightings and notes disbelief among some Americans. A skeptical neighbor dismisses the phenomenon while the author urges open-mindedness about the possibility, arguing there could be millions of potential streakers.
Will Rogers Seays Party Distinctions Narrow This Year
Will Rogers Seays every year it gets harder to tell the difference between a Republican and a Democrat, outside of looks. He notes their platforms grow alike and offers a simple test based on their folk. August 1930.
Streakers in Sight Sparks Debate on Photos and Sightings
A discussion on whether streakers exist hinges on retouched photos and films in the media. Witnesses include police, professors, and pilots, with some claiming abduction by a streaker. Experts cite mass hysteria and misperception, while a small fraction of sightings may be explained by optics and costumes.
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ASNT
Ueeete EL LL Saad
Sonny
Freedom message echoes Golden Rule in Telegram
The Columbus Telegram quotes a civic note urging readers to safeguard freedom through self control and moral guidance. The piece emphasizes freedom as a gift from God, not government, and calls for peace to begin with each person.
Hormone side effects and spleen questions from readers
Dear Dr. Lamb answers questions about long term male hormone use and its varied effects on mood concentration and relationships. He notes hormones shape behavior but not all readers react the same and emphasizes brain factors. He also explains spleen enlargement and anemia relation to leukemia, stressing diagnosis depends on broader findings.
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Lamb
Reader
Fragmented puzzle list with mixed clues and terms
A jumble of garbled clues includes fish terms, musical hints, colors and place names. The text interweaves apparent crossword style hints with stray words, numbers, and nonsensical segments, offering no clear narrative or answer.
Kung Fu Rivalry Redefines Western Spirit In 1960s Echo
A cultural critique frames Kung Fu as a hippie-influenced rival to Gunsmoke. The hero Caine, half Chinese, half American, embodies a spiritual code, nonviolence, and ecological living. The piece links the show to anti-imperialist themes and 1960s counterculture.
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Stillion
Caine
Matt Dion
Cline
Haight Ashbury
Telegraph Avenue
Berkeley
OK Corral
Tombstone
Rolbing
Matt Dillon
Paladin
John Wayne
Jaz
Jesse James
Charles Reich
Modern music nerves tested by contemporary works fear
A German study of 266 musicians in three orchestras links modern contemporary music to nervousness irritability and quarrels, while older works soothe players and audiences. The survey shows 82 percent nervous 81 percent irritable 62 percent quarrelsome among frequent modern music performers.
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West Germany
Frankfurt
Maxtern
Symbionese Liberation
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