Telegram Opinion on Rights and Protests at White House
A columnist critiques antiwar demonstrations outside the White House and the clash between the Justice Department and executive branch. He warns against restraining free speech and assembly, arguing peaceable protest should be protected unless it endangers life or property, and urges weighing the demonstrators’ messages.
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White House
Fegess Amt
Southeast Asia
Justice Department
Nixon
Mde
Tlere
Rnidanger
Box office sex trend surfaces in film industry
Movie critics note a swing away from explicit sex in films as audiences grow weary of racy content while general audience titles regain favor. MGM president James Aubrey cites a taste reversal, predicting cycles of sexuality driven by audience appetite and industry experimentation with family oriented fare.
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James Aubrey
MGM
Woman of the Year? Association debates title choice
A 20 year old charity faced its first female honoree for top annual work. A congressional poll found 50 percent favor Woman of the Year, while 40 percent preferred Man of the Year or varied titles, revealing shifting norms on gendered recognitions and terms.
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Aoman
Association For Children With
Association
Congress
House of Representatives
Nixon backs motherhood in press conference
President Nixon voiced support for a just and honorable Mother’s Day, claiming the number of U S mothers rose from 33.7 million to 34.7 million under his administration. He argued Democrats harmed motherhood and rejected attacks on mothers while defending his long term plan.
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Wasilington
Nixon
United States
Sr. Hisagor
Parace Commistasion
Apple Pie Policy Sparks Mother's Day Debate
President and Vice President discuss states rights on apple pie and a low profile Mother's Day policy. The exchange touches on government intervention, party unity, and political optics ahead of upcoming public messaging.
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Ftevsky
Wold Ike
United States
Mather
Thomas
The 44 Telegram Freedom Newspaper Statement
The text expresses a self reliance and moral framework valuing personal freedom as a divine gift, not political grant. It emphasizes self-control, harmony with core moral guides, and a call for peace to begin with the individual.
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Telegram
Your Freedom
Across 47 39 49 43 52 54 58 25 32 4 7 93 list puzzle
Fragmented OCR word soup from a puzzle page with scattered clues and garbled entries. Names places and numbers are mixed with broken phrases and partial terms, offering little readable context or coherent item.
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National Park
Brewery Sued Over Yadkin River Fish Kills
A brewing company is sued for allegedly causing fish kills in the Yadkin River last summer. A landowner along the river sought disclosure of the firm's gross earnings and advertising budget, but the company declined. The report notes unusual headlines as migration trends in Gastonia, North Carolina, are discussed.
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Davie Coonlyon Brewing Company
Yadkin
Alana 'i
Wedding Demonstration at Jefferson Memorial Sparks Permit Tale
Young couples seeking a spring wedding at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington face a National Park Service permit form titled Notice of a Proposed Demonstration. Park officials say the agency handles many public demonstrations on park land and weddings are rare, with a single form serving both purposes as a nod to tradition and propriety.
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Jefferson Memorial
Washington, D.C
Jefferson
National Park Service
Park Service
Love Milam
UC San Diego campus visit sparks talk of Third College unrest
A visiting commentator describes UC San Diego's La Belle campus amid ongoing controversy over a Third College linked to revolutionary instruction for Black, Mexican and other students. He notes thefts and attacks raise fears, but most students remain civil. one radical student critiques the system and seeks deeper questions on culture, identity, and human potential beyond politics.
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San Diego
Mst
University of California
Stulents
la Belle
Pacific
Bon Vivant shortage in America and tastemakers
New York interview with M. Carrere of Maxim's reviews American views on bon vivants. He says true bon vivants are rare in America, contrast with French gourmands, and notes Americans lack cooking culture and wine knowledge while pursuing luxury.
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New York
NEA
America
E Carrere
Astors
Vanderbilts
Janes Thurber
le Marmiton
Gettiig
M. Carrere
France
Carrere
Europe
Chicago
Tokyo
Maxim's
Gathier
Manhattan
West Side
Na. Carrere
Pierre
Nixon
Paris
Elizabeth
Fingland
Windsors
Princess Crave
Monaco
Shah of Tran
Aga Khan
Baron Guy de Rothschild
Paolo Borghese
Marquis de Lafayelle
Alex Romanoff
Fragmented Prose Nonsense Refers to Common Sayings
The piece parodies simple aphorisms about lending a hand, neighbors, wishes, ships, satellites, and forgery. It weaves quirky maxims suggesting caution in loans, social chatter, star wishes, ship launches, and fake documents with dry wordplay.
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Iheny
Bill Buckley
Eriest van den Haag
Stanijvans
Erich Fromm
Norman ©. Brown
Erik Erickson
Herbert Marcuse
Frantz Fanon
Alt L
Jeffrey
Hart
King
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Eve
Lee
Mueller
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Cerrain
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