Free enterprise at work in Columbus
A Columbus Sales Pavilion cattle sale draws roughly 400 buyers from Nebraska and nearby states, illustrating free market dynamics. Buyers decide bids based on supply and demand while local shoppers, restaurants, and retailers benefit from accompanying visitors. The piece praises minimal government intervention and urges continued hands-off policy in other free enterprise areas.
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Columbus
Montana
Nebraska
Ssurrowikling
Ameren
Pop
Mom
Pay hike for Congress Who's kiddin' who
An opinion piece questions proposed automatic pay raises for members of Congress. It argues wage levels should reflect production and market forces, not unilateral moves by lawmakers. The author compares private sector bargaining to political pay, suggesting a voter-initiated price list could have altered outcomes.
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U.S. Congress
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Congress
Udall
Wouliirt
Polticians
Environmental decay timelines for cans and plastics
Environmentalists note long degradation gaps for materials. Dr. Edwin K. Owen of Pennsylvania State University explains an aluminum can dropped this summer may break down to aluminum oxide by 2472. Tin cans may reform by 2074, while plastic PVC shows about 96 percent degradation by 2012.
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Edwin K. Owen
Pennsylvania State University
End of a Crude Campaign Reflects on Election Fallout
A reflective piece critiques campaign rancor and media bias after the election. It recalls Nixon and McGovern era tensions, notes public partisan loyalty, and laments lasting hostility in American politics. The author contrasts U S attitudes with France as a political hobby, urging clearer focus on constructive community plans.
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Latraire
Eagleton
McGovern
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Dewey
White House
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Hyde Park
Bill Hassett
Freeholder
Bergen County
N.J
America
Telegram Freedom Newspaper Promotes Individual Liberty
The Telegram in Columbus Nebraska announces a newspaper mission to inform readers about freedom and self-control. It frames freedom as a divine gift aligned with moral commandments and rejects political gain as its motive.
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Ths
Nmwell
Old peanut butter and heart health advice column
Dear Reader shares guidance on hydrogenated oils in peanut butter, prefers natural or old fashioned peanut butter for heart patients, and cautions fat intake. It discusses low fat dressings, nonfat mayonnaise recipes, and a health book. A reader asks about abdominal fat exercises and possible surgery, with Dr Lamb recommending diet and regular walking rather than surgery.
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Lawrence Lamb
Viking Press
Dr. Lamb
Jumble Puzzle Clues and Answers From Old Paper Scan
A dense jumble of across and down clues appears with garbled spellings and partial phrases. The grid fragment includes references to towns, measures, movements, and common words like assigned task and heavy blows, inviting reconstruction of a filled crossword style solution.
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Mabituaten
Bawldineeh
Diak
Ecology and recycling become big business in the United States
The piece notes market driven recycling advances across metal glass and paper. It highlights magnetic separators air flotation and refraction equipment aiding separation. It cites communities adopting magnetic can recycling with millions of cans reclaimed and predicts rapid growth by 1976.
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U.S
Unis
Houston
Amarillo
Texas
Chicago
Melrose Park
Stickney
Oakland
Los Galos
Martinez
Sacramento
Calif
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Pompano Beach
Atlanta
St. Louis
Franklin
Chit Madison
Wis
Newcastle County
Del
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Pla
San Pratersen
San Diego
Coljt
Milford
Newington
South
Amelia
Asia
North Hempstead
Long Island
Salvation Army
America
Lewisiana
Los Angeles
St. Pauls
General Electric
U.S. role questioned as Asia tightens on democracy
Washington weighs how Nixon’s Peking visit and Doctrine influence curbs on democracy in Thailand, South Korea, the Philippines, and South Vietnam. Rulers extend constitutional limits claiming necessity against Communism while experts warn such steps risk fueling dissent and long-term instability.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Thailand
South Korea
Philippines
South Vietnam
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
U.S
Thien
Vietnam
Far East
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Hea
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Kee
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Gurtain
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