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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
3
Two years ago a Telegram opinion urged youth to seek jobs with the right attitude. The letter recalls an employer preferring a well dressed candidate over qualified but poorly presenting youths. It stresses appearance alone should not determine employment.
A fragmented critique praises Edgar Hoover as a dedicated public servant who defended the nation while noting detractors who argue his secrecy and FBI tactics shaped fear and secrecy. The text questions how Hoover’s perceived discipline and loyalty affected America and its civil liberties.
The text recalls past U S efforts to use wage and price controls from World War II to the Korean War, noting limited success and rising costs. It cites economist John M Clark quoted to Congress and argues a large new bureaucracy would likely worsen inflation and hinder families as inflation slows but persists.
A garbled Q A set covers topics from ancient architec ture to bullfighting honors and early national parks. It asks which is the longest river the Nile at 4145 miles, which prize a matador earns ears and tail, and which author used G H in a pseudonym. Yellowstone is cited as the first national park.
A barroom debate between NK and Kaminsky questions whether the President truly has access to all information. They discuss sources from CIA to embassies, Vietnam reports, and whether optimistic briefs mislead policy. The talk considers public doubt vs presidential secrecy and what it means for leadership.
Reader seeks cause of years long indigestion with nausea and chest pain. Doctor cites reflux or hiatal hernia as likely, advising small meals, upright head, avoid late eating, and antacids at night. Limit coffee alcohol cigarettes. lifestyle changes may prevent attacks.
A scrambled word puzzle appears with scattered fragments and partial clues. Readers encounter mismatched terms, mis-spaced words, and errant segments that resemble a fill in the blanks style crossword or cryptic grid, offering little coherent sense or single solvable item.
A long letter to the editor criticizes editorial columns on Ralph Nader and consumer advocacy while noting the impact of Unsafe at Any Speed. It questions funding for a National education campaign and voices concern over rising taxes and inflation amid debates on federal aid for education. The writer mentions NEA positions and cites the need for responsible criticism of consumer ads.
Western governors and political analysts express cautious optimism about Nixon’s chances and the Democratic field. They note internal strain, new war talk, and a cautious mood among voters, with Michigan Governor Milliken citing lessons for Republicans as Muskie’s sidelining shapes strategy.
Fragmented discussion suggests Bruce Biossat assesses Republican chances with Nixon as a key figure. Names like Gay and Rockefeller appear amid speculation on state alignments, party organization, and potential shifts, noting California and New York dynamics and concern over whether Nixon can unite pivotal states in the near term.
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