Telegram Opinion on Green McDonnell Douglas Case Fallout
Sufferable, intolerable Percy Green, a Black McDonnell Douglas mechanic, led a stall-in protest after a layoff. A city plan to block five access roads was halted by police. Green pled guilty to obstructing traffic. The EEOC found probable racial discrimination in hiring. case rose to the Supreme Court, prompting ongoing district court hearings and critique of judicial power.
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Percy Green
St. Louis
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
McDonnell
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McDoonell
Howe
Percy
U.S
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Perey
Eighth U.S. Circuit Court
Isait McDonnell
U.S. Supreme Court
Circen
Ural Shire
District Court
Curminutee Clearing House
Congress
Federal
Appeals Cout
Terror and fear as federal raid victims face investigation
A reported federal narcotics raid on April 23 targeted Herbert and Tausse Gigiatto, who describe their night of terror and a gun at close range. Senate testimony reveals the couple is now being investigated, highlighting concerns that power mirrors tragedy in the modern era.
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Faw
Albert Caming
Herbert
Tausse Gigtalto
Camus
Giglottos
Giglatte
Nebraska history seeks Nebraskan orphan stories
The editor invites readers to share experiences of Nebraska orphans from East coast orphanages who came by train since the 1890s through 1924. Dorothy Switzer asks for descendants or others who know of orphans arriving in the 1890s or later, to assist in compiling a statewide history.
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New York
Nebraska
Dorothy Switzer
J Street
Lincoln
Questions Answers from an early aviation, science quiz
A compiled Q and A from a historic query set. Leonardo da Vinci sketched helicopter concepts around 1500. The 1962 Mets went 40-120, their worst NL debut. Thomas Edison is credited with popularizing Hello on telephony. The predatory female anglerfish can swallow prey as long as itself, its stomach inflates like a balloon.
May 1975 Watergate chatbox of Birkin clan
In May 1975 as Watergate hearings aired, the Birkin family watches with fixated interest. The dialogue spirals through names including Henry Kissinger and Martha Mitchell, while conjectures about marriages and linked figures fuel their TV talk.
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Washington
Birkin
John Dean
Manito Dilkin
John Bean
Alan
Deb Magrader
Bilkins
Erie
Julie
Jeb Mouritier
Viitia
Seg
Sam
Sam Shell
John Ehrlichman
Alan Birkin
Henry Kissinger
Fl. K. Halleran
Josh
Jacl
Martha Mitchell
G. Gordon Lidily
Martha Mitchela
Maurice Stans
Ellie
Daniel Hilson , Roveraar
Confusing Nixon Era Remarks From Press Conference Mock Dialogue
A garbled dialogue features characters arguing over CIA heads and legal ties to Nixon era figures. They speculate on Patrick Gray, Richard Kleindienst, and connections involving Nixon, Spiro Agnew, and Jane Fonda, amid unclear references and misstatements.
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CIA
Alan
Daniel Ellshere
Patrick Gray
Maude
Ron Ziegler
U.S. Marine Corps
Joel
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindi
ITT
Dila Beard
Denver
Gain
Ellice
Dean
Nixon
Nixey
Dad Ie
Brezhnevs
Mealtime Across Paler I All 3 Cling to Irish- Vegetables
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous cryptic clues and partial answers across varied topics. It includes references to Windonesia Mindanao Franklin Judicious Wicked Egyptian nominal value and many misread terms. The scattered items mention birds, vehicles, diseases, and letters with unclear connections.
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Paler
Mindanao
Franklin
Oklahoma
Cragey Hill
Guiana
Forstone
Westeenstate
Railbird
Peaceful China and Soviet tensions over Vietnam aid
The piece accuses the USSR and China of covertly arming North Vietnam, shipping tanks and missiles to Hanoi while publicly pursuing peace. It argues this helps extend the war, noting earlier promises of restraint were not formalized in documents. It warns of a one‑sided power shift if negotiations fail.
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Russia
Leonid Prezhnev
Washington
Chow Enlai
China
Ussr
Mascan
Peking
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Soviel Union
Kawa
Moscow
Kissingger
U.S.S.R
South Vietnam
South
Asking the Doctor on Parest Cure and Drugstore Advice
A reader, a high energy female professional, seeks Dr. Lamb’s guidance on long sleepless nights and weight loss after using Parest 1 mg. The druggist warned against “weeping pills” and urged brand names, causing anxiety about addiction. The doctor defends Parest as a mild insomnia solution and urges evaluation for thyroid or other medical issues, advising adherence to prescribed treatment and to change the druggist if needed.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Washington reality vs press in Watergate commentary
A columnist laments the gap between Washington’s private truths and public reporting on Watergate. He argues punishment for lawbreakers, notes insider knowledge, and cites Johnson McCormack and Hoover era tactics, urging a higher, historically aware press standard.
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Washington
Michard Nixon
Resto
Wicker
Alsop
White House
Robert N. Winter-Berger
John McCormack
Bobby Baker
John
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McCormack
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Senate
Johnson
IBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Reaver
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Jehmson
Pew
Wier Berger
Porty
Nathan Voloshen
Streaker McCormack
Rayburn
Taha Mettermack
Godfather
Eugene Kinnaly
Martin Sweig
Nathan Votoshen
John Donato
Eddie Adams
Sweig
Votoshen
Adams
Doh McCormack
Republic
Watergate
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