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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1972
Page
3
The piece argues that youth ends at 18, while Congress widens aid to the elderly to include 43 year olds. It humorously notes people feel younger than their ages and urges lawmakers to slow the pace, expressing sympathy for Social Security and tax effects on earnings.
A critical gaze on reporters and editors, exploring how fame and influence corrupt or cushion the press. It questions Washington correspondents and local leaders, noting self serving coverage, misquotations, and the public myth of civic virtue surrounding prominent editors.
The IBM antitrust suit faces potential jury and judge conflicts as many Americans own IBM shares. Several recent TBM cases saw judges recuse themselves due to IBM holdings, and three Supreme Court justices said they will not hear a related patent matter. Lawyers warn strict conflicts rules may limit assignments and judges' investment choices.
Robert-Jean de Vogue led the Marne Valley resistance while running a champagne house. He negotiated with General Klebisch to protect cellar stocks, survived Gestapo arrest, a Leipzig VIP cell, and extreme privation, returning to rebuild his estate and vineyard life three decades later.
A 1972 Columbus Nebraska issue proclaims freedom as self control aligned with moral guides. It frames liberty as a personal duty, not a government grant, and emphasizes individual responsibility over political power.
Dear Dr. Lamb describes a near fatal open heart surgery in Houston, a coma of eight days, post operative nightmares, memory worries, chest pains, and difficulty coping. The physician urges venting feelings to aid recovery while acknowledging risks and the complex aftermath of life saving procedures.
A report notes Tony Tieds and others traveling to Rhode Island where Johny Chofen challenges incumbent Claiborne Pell amid low turnout. The column weighs Vietnam policy and third-party risks, suggesting a protest vote for Schmitz lacks a clear foreign policy referendum.
The piece argues that Vietnam withdrawal stance blurred between Nixon and McGovern, noting McGovern’s gradual shift and conflicting statements while U.S. casualties rose. It questions voter discernment and suggests protest could swing toward minor parties like Echmitz American or George Wallace, hinting at broader discontent.
The piece challenges the public’s muted reaction to Watergate style spying at Democratic headquarters. It questions what voters hoped to gain, whether espionage reveals intrinsic political value, and whether the public views such acts as merely transactional or trash. The author ponders motives and signals, invoking Shakespeare to frame the moral critique.
An OCR fragment lists diverse items and phrases such as Bullfighter Luminous 99 each, Heaven 3 42Bear, celestial terms, atmospheric notes, and various odd labels. The readable content appears as scattered glossary style entries with no coherent narrative or clear event.
A long running local space ends its 70 year run to make way for a polka station. The casual crowd and police keep their seats as new plans unfold. The humorous weather quip hints at rain and taxis while noting the change.
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