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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
2
A Telegram opinion piece reflects on the Vietnam War's end as a tragic national blunder and weighs political motives versus patriotism. It notes the suffering of prisoners of war and missing in action, questions statements by leaders, and ends with a refrain of relief and gratitude for the war's conclusion.
A tongue in cheek medical note laments how bikinis shift public display from vaccination scars to the belly and navel. Dr Martin Markowitz warns of beauty norms and future public displays as baby girls grow.
A 1972 issue of The Telegram in Columbus Nebraska prints a liberty focusedEditorial urging individual freedom aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. The piece emphasizes self control and responsible liberty as essential to human potential.
Dr Lawrence Lamb advises that an abdominal aorta aneurysm enlarging may warrant surgery despite high risk from age and hypertension. He recommends evaluation at a major medical center with a medical cardiologist before deciding and urges prompt action due to growth risk.
Richard N. Thompson lauds Senator Carl T. Curtis for leading preservation of the tax exemption for industrial development revenue bonds in Nebraska. He notes the 1963 Dorsey Laboratories case upholding IDA bond legality and the issuance of about 137 million dollars in IDA bonds creating roughly 10,000 jobs. Thompson previews Rural Development Act of 1972, funded in 1974, as complementary to industrial revenue bonds in rural America.
A quiz style list presents varied trivia questions and answers. Topics include anatomy flight mammals biblical verses sonnet length hexameron interstate routes timberline pollen storage radar origin Jupiter moons and a presidential succession quirk involving Grover Cleveland.
In Hanoi Ly Doc Toy leads a group backing Nixon claiming a peace pact before Election Day. He sought CIA help for posters and funds while his cousin Ton Son Not warned the move dishonored ancestors. The plot exposed ties between Hanoi communists and U.S. campaign interference.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Le Doc Toy claiming Nixon seeks a pre election peace deal to influence the 1968 vote. Ton Son Not questions the timing while Le Doc Toy asserts Thieu will comply and the bombing may resume as leverage.
Readable fragments show a jumble of wordplay items and partial definitions across many hinted terms. The text presents a miscellany of clues like biological, heraldic, nautical, and language notes, many with mis-spellings and unrelated strings.
Consumer crusader Ralph Nader unveils an eight year effort, the Congress Project, a booklet rating every senator and representative up for reelection. The analysis flags inconsistencies in George McGovern’s Vietnam stance, Senate attendance, and political approach, while praising some leadership roles. the work aims to prod Congress and build political leverage. The booklet costs a dollar and is available through Washington NC.
Two researchers Dubin and France argue workers in lowly, routine jobs invest little self in their tasks. They propose these workers remain productive mechanically while channeling personal investment into family and hobbies. Such detached engagement may grow with automation and raise future pay.
Bares comments on aging, health, and politics in a satirical column. The piece riffs on quitting cigarettes and public office, mocking longevity and balance in a wry, tongue in cheek style. It references faux brands and playful wordplay to critique modern living.
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