Prisoners form union amid North Carolina prison debate
Telegram opinion argues against prisoner union efforts at North Carolina Central Prison and cites ex-convict perspective. It notes 73 percent of Central Prison’s 700 inmates favor a “Prisoner’s Union” and calls for punishment over rights restoration, with Corrections Commissioner Lee Bounds opposing any union.
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North Carolina
Usion
N.C
Central A
Central Prison
Connors Mixon
Corrections Depariment
Lee Bounds
Sis
Bounds
Heaven
Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls Expand In Variety And Reach
Raggedy Ann and Andy rise to world fame as Knickerbocker Toy Company plans to use over a million yards of cloth and nearly 200 tons of stuffing this year. New sizes include seven inch miniatures and a 45 inch life size doll amid leaner forms and play sets. Johnny Gruelle’s ethos guides the line’s gentle, nonfrightening appeal.
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Raggedy Ann
Andy
Knickerbocker
Carmyuny
Alae
Ann
Lebseen
President nudges stockpile assets into private sector
The piece argues for selling government stockpile metals and other assets to curb inflation. It cites aluminum, lead, wine, cadmium, cobalt, land, lumber, TVA, post office, and even highways as potential sales. Proceeds could retire debt, lower interest burdens, and create jobs, urging public understanding to back the plan.
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Nixon
Plac
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Hungry Harry the Broadway con man exposed in tale
A sprawling reminiscence recalls Hungry Harry a flamboyant con man known on Broadway and at top New York clubs. He lured women with dining, theater, and gifts, then drained their money, while boldfaced facades and loud bravado masked a string of deceitful liaisons and vanished fortunes.
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Ile
Inca
Hungry Jory
Broadway
Harry
Toots Shor's
Gallagher's
Larry
Fly
Het Larry
Ter
Eastatla
Bishop
Caribana
Biney
Mae
Maine
Haute Aterina
Yeas
Sone
New York
Pedra
Gue
Michelangelo
David
Charlotte Amalig
Dawe
Werner
Tee
Fourth Street
Aywieh
Hind
Virgin Islands
Dell
Freedom Newspaper Teaches Moral Responsibility
The Telegram quotes moral guidance and independence, urging readers to follow the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The piece argues freedoms come from God, not government, and emphasizes personal responsibility in speech and action.
Dear Doctor Lamb Help for Nonsmokers and Milk Choices
The column discusses nonsmokers exposed to tobacco smoke and risks of carbon monoxide and irritants in shared air. It notes nonsmokers lack tolerance to smoke and may suffer more. advocates clean air rights in public spaces. then shifts to a reader query about milk types and health, comparing fresh cow milk and fortified skim or dry milk powders, with guidance from heart specialists and pasteurization concerns.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Surgeon General
Public Health 8 Ce
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Highlights Historical Clues
A noisy OCR snippet blends names, places, and terms from multiple topics. It mentions people, ages, property, markets, and various odd phrases, forming a mosaic of scattered clues rather than a coherent event.
Beechcraft over Lundi River Highlights Rhodesia's Lowveld**
In Rhodesia the Beechcraft flight navigates the Lundi River where hippos concentrate in deep pools. Sir Raymond Stockill, host and guide, championed the Hippo Valley Estates, expanding 152000 acres to transform the Lowveld. The project envisions citrus, cotton, and sugar cane with irrigation channels and new farming systems turning scrub into productive land.
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Oursis
Beechcraft
Lundi River
Hippo
Raymond Stockill
Sir
Ray
Columbia University
New York
McGill University
Montreal
Dam
Inilay
Hippo Valley Testates
Africa
Jong
Raymond
Palestine
Lundi
Sani
Sabi
American Southwest
Mozambique
South Africa
Visionary leader reshapes Rhodesia Lowveld with irrigation
Anthony Harrigan profiles Sir Raymond, a force behind Hippo Valley Estates development in Rhodesia. His plan envisions expanding 152,000 acres to 2 million under cultivation, producing fruit and meat for Europe and Japan. He asserts 200,000 jobs and a self sustaining economy driven by private initiative.
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Hippo Valley Estates
Europe
Japan
Rhodesia
Ray
Teptbuctsh
Chiretai
Sir Tay
America
Barbs by Phil Pastor on a flight crew boss attitude
A fragmented note comments on a stewardess and authority aboard a flight. It quips about a stern boss and the Postal Service, hinting at a tip rant about trading stamps and glue. The text ends with a casual mention of a brake.
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Phil
Answers from a Question and Answer Page
A quirky Q and A fragment asks about continental parts of the world, common English usage, a reading money winning horse, and a buried U S president in Washington D C. The outlandish wording and typos suggest an old newspaper trivia column with names like Kelso and President buried in a cathedral.
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Kelso
TV Cable Franchises Stir City Hall Debate
City governments push for local cable TV franchising amid FCC tension with Washington. Newark negotiates terms with Teleprompter for an educational channel and public access media center to aid fire, police, and city agencies, while implying broader municipal revenue and control goals.
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Mas
New York
Lindsay
Mandy One
John
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Dean Burch
FCC
Burch
Nixon
Newark
Kenneth Gibson
Oler
Cable TV's surge fuels dreams of local news and wider reach
John Chamberlain notes cable TV fees at 5 percent of gross, with 7 million subscribers now and 10 million by 1980, aiming to reach half of US TV homes. Proponents envision local news voices, minority access, satellite links, and pay TV, while critics push limits on extra programming fees and licenses.
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Eer
Journalis
Boulder
Colu
Memphis
Knoxville
Tennessee
Hitingham
Ala
Louisville
Birmingham
Erers
Canada
Connecticut
Zenith
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