Radical but not wrong in a modern public debate
The author argues that being radical can mean pursuing gradual change, opposing government overreach, and valuing individual rights. He cites a Lynchburg clipping and quotes Frank A. Howard to illustrate a right kind of radicalism, noting concerns about wage controls, judiciary overreach, and fiscal solvency, urging caution toward sweeping reforms.
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Parsons
Sam
Fred M. Davis
Lynchburg
Frank A. Howard
Virginia
Howard
Dogemler
Republic
United States
Tim
Radical
Wounded Knee Retold: Conflicting Accounts Persist
A historian reviewing Brig. Gen. Marshall’s Crimsoned Prairie disputes the My Lai framing of Wounded Knee, noting the 7th Cavalry suffered casualties while Indians also faced losses. The piece contrasts Marshall’s view with Dee Brown’s Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee and warns future narratives may multiply.
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Waunder Knee
Sashaajov
Oxfiaiis
U.S
Wounded Knee
S.C
American Indian Movement
APM
My Lai
Sla. Marshall
7Th Cavalry
Marshall
Dee Brasyn
Decimate shifts from troop loss to broad destruction
The piece discusses how the term decimate has evolved from a strict one tenth casualty meaning to a general sense of near total obliteration. It cites Webster's usage noting the word appears in modern contexts such as large cars being decimated in crashes, reflecting language change over time.
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Webster's International
Publichorder
Odd Facts and Misleading Figures From Misty Memoir
A scattered OCR piece presents a jumble of trivia and misstatements about biology physics calendars and geography. It claims vast eggs and sperm concepts, misstates distances and ages, cites erroneous numbers and dates, and blends quotes with humor. The tone resembles a wacky fact file with inconsistent data.
The Telegram’s View on Freedom and Self-Government
The Telegram argues freedom is a divine gift and moral responsibility, linking self-control to attaining full human potential. It frames freedom as necessary to avoid anarchy, rejects tyranny, and endorses the Declaration of Independence as a guiding principle. The piece contrasts liberty with societal restraint and urges readers to value individual rights.
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Your Freedom
Protein powder questions and safety for daily use
Lawrence Lan explains that excess protein converts to carbohydrate and fat, and that most people won't harm themselves with typical protein powder use. He notes that only severe liver or kidney disease may require protein restriction, and that a 72 teaspoon daily intake is not inherently dangerous if overall calories and balance are considered.
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Tilda
Marlin Kleproth
Ale
Wells
Pretoria
South Africa
Wit
Alexander King
Chinege
John L. Baird
B.C
Warka
Iraq
Ea TV
Ab Fargo
North Dakotas
Andres Doria
Starag
TV America Hia
Agiaul Myrding
Lawrence E. Lan
Ocar
Lam
Sears
Starich
Western unity and Arab oil debate dominates Kissinger plea
Henry Kissinger urged a new Atlantic Charter to unite democracies against common economic and security threats. He warned that Western Europe Japan and the United States must coordinate policies to curb inflation while facing heavy energy demands from the Middle East and rising deficits. The text notes tensions over Finlandization fears, Israel, and shifts in Arab relations as a multidimensional challenge for allied unity.
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Henry Kissinger
Bygaorg
George Marshall
Imelda Sur Apis
Tad Ty
Joe Stalin
Ace
Europe
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Willy Brand
France
Israel
A. Kissinger
Japan
United States
Kissinger
Nixon
Western Europe
Western
Eugaye
Middle East
Libya
Egypt
Stote Rogers
West
Oil policy and pipeline choices in a changing world
A commentary argues that Arab oil power and Western dependence demand new diplomacy and energy strategies. It urges building pipelines across Canada to Midwestern markets, reconsidering alliances, tax incentives for new oil sources, and shifting focus to continental energy security and MOSLEM world dynamics.
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Middle
Kissinger
Europe
Alaska
Faelsie
Valdez
Stopa
Canada
Paris
London
Ottawa
U.S
Ped Henwatl
Associated Press
New York City
Housing programs fail to meet aims in review
An in house assessment finds federal housing and urban renewal efforts misaligned with goals. Subsidized loans award funds to higher income households, overhead eats costs, and land speculators profit. Substantial subsidies project costs rise, with weak oversight and questionable targeting across programs and cities.
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Washington
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