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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1973

Page

3

Rancher flings back at unions over meat price woes

A Kansas rancher with 1400 head of cattle criticizes UAW leader Leonard Woodcock in a Garden City AP dispatch. He cites high meat prices, condemns imports, and urges Americans to buy domestic farm equipment while denying subsidies. He links inflation to government policy and urges free markets.

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India not so helpless in a shifting world view

A critical survey traces India’s aid history from 19th century famine relief to postwar policy, noting how humanitarian campaigning and strategic interests intertwined with imperial legacies. It argues that aid, military actions, and political moves shaped perceptions of India as pacifist yet expansionist, touching Goa, Kashmir, Bangladesh, Sikkim, and regional influence while referencing officials and international tensions.

India Mindu America Mahatma Gandhi Tokyo Add Pd Hailish Gandhi Subcontinent Africa Kashmir Portugese Goa Bangladesh Sikkim China Ecountry Jaula

Mr Blandings House Dream Backfires On Reporter

A writer recalls a lifelong urge to own homes despite repeated financial ruin. From a 1940s start with a Teaneck Cape Cod to Haworth and beyond, he endures loans, mortgage mortification, foreclosures, and a brimming sense of failure, yet remains addicted to real estate and the dream of a grand postwar house.

Board of Education Cape Cod Longview Court Teaneck Agitar Haworth

The Telegram Lets Page Begin With Me

A Columbus Nebraska paper from March 4 1973 promotes freedom as a gift from God and a government grant, arguing liberty requires self restraint and consistency with the Covenant Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.

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Vasectomy facts and considerations from Dr. Lamb

Dear reader there is no evidence vasectomy decreases male sensations. Most orgasm content comes from prostate and seminal vesicle secretions. Sperm cells are a tiny part of climax. No proven disease links. Decision rests on you and your wife. Testing after surgery requires multiple sperm-free samples.

Lawrence E. Lamb Dr. Lamb Sone

Whalen recalls Nixon era battles over access and strategy

Whalen recounts a 1968 Mission Bay scene where Ehrlichman and Haldeman limited his idea access as Nixon moved toward a Madison Avenue image. He resigns amid fear of press scrutiny and a shift in White House advisory power, forecasting Watergate dynamics and the danger of insulated presidential authority.

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Nixon lacks touch on detail politics

Analysis argues President Nixon did not master daily political details and delegate tasks to aides. By 1968 he often lacked knowledge of delegate races and internal organization, focusing on presenting an image and isolation rather to run campaigns. The piece contends he was not deeply involved in ground level strategy.

Washington Nixon White House Lytie National Party Ray Bliss Rogers Morton

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