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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
2
The piece warns that swift language change harms society and undermines clear communication. It argues journalism must resist misuse of terms like gay and family, stressing language as a vital, fragile nervous system for shared thought and trust.
A satirical Intellectual Digest proposal argues criminals be licensed and trained like professionals to raise standards and reduce violent crime. It envisions licensed thieves, public fences, and government underwritten insurance, presenting a tongue in cheek critique of crime, policing, and rehabilitation.
A law and liberty note discusses a Supreme Court ruling on Fifth Amendment protection of personal papers held by tax accountants and a circuit court decision extending the principle to papers held by lawyers. The piece warns such rulings erode confidentiality, chilling private communication and risking tyranny as individuals become afraid to speak to professionals and even to family.
A reader criticizes Last Tango in Paris as a social statement about housing shortages. The piece centers on Brando and Schneider in a Paris apartment illusion, turning sexual power dynamics into a commentary on rent, space, and displacement. The writer argues the film exposes urban housing outrages rather than presenting mere sensationalism.
Reader asks about the value of proctoscopy and rectal exams during routine checkups for a 47 year old woman with wheat allergy and vitamin E questions. The doctor stresses that a simple rectal exam is often indicated past age 40 with variable views on colonoscopy, notes polyp findings in astronauts, and concludes vitamin E is generally unnecessary in moderate dietary amounts.
The piece recalls Bobby Riggs as a formidable player whose varied serves and tactical finesse wowed crowds at Forest Hills. It notes his rivalries with Margaret Court and the broader debate on Women's Lib, praising Riggs's artistry while contrasting Court's skill.
A critique of abstract modern art centers on sculptor John Chamberlain in Chicago whose 300 pound junk metal sculptures vanish after being moved for cleaning. The piece mocks the value of junk art and ponders what distinguishes art from junk. It also notes a German firm selling language learning tissue rolls from Starlight Tissue in Witzenhausen.
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