Televised press fight mirrors threat to free press
The text extols publisher Eugene C Pulliam of the Phoenix Republic and Gazette for warning that government control of television and radio could extend to newspapers. It argues his critique reveals a dangerous logic: citing subsidies and bans to justify government overreach and censorship.
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Public support wanes as unions face backlash in surveys
A Labor Law Study Committee survey by Opinion Research Corp shows 58 percent of the public and 61 percent of union members view strikes and labor disputes as harming the country. Majorities of both groups oppose certain unions’ power and favor reforms on ballots, welfare, and communication.
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Wages Pride
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IRS ruling allows hosts to serve wine to guests tax free
The Internal Revenue Service long allowed a head of household to make wine tax free for family use. Now the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms says it can be legitimate for a householder to offer wine to guests at classes, according to a benevolent ruling that stresses hospitality and regulation.
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BenevolentIRS Entertainment of Guests at Family Home
A brief note from the Charleston News and Courier comments on a family hosted gathering where guests are entertained with wine on the premises. It states that such hospitality is a family function and not intended to be precluded, provided the wine remains on site and is not removed.
Republicans keep 40 million for defense fund after campaign
Zachary Evans II says the GOP needs the unspent 40 million to hire top lawyers for party employees facing accusations from the Nixon era. He claims the Justice Department can defend only Admin officials, forcing others to hire private counsel.
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Zachary Evans II
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Campaign fund defends workers amid controversy
Evang explains a defense fund to protect Republican workers involved in misconduct. He says donors trust the fund’s use and that backing volunteers is essential to future operations, contrasting Republican and Democratic approaches and noting legal protection for supporters.
Telegram editorial on freedom and self-control values
The Telegram reflects on freedom as a divine gift rather than political grant, stressing self-control and moral alignment with the Ten Commandments, Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles for individuals and society. The piece appears in the November 9, 1972 issue from Columbus Nebraska.
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Your Freedom
ASK THE DOCTOR Stretching the budget
Retired couple consider vegetarian dieting to cut costs. 74-year-old husband with prior heart attack, 66-year-old wife, weight 445 pounds. Advice covers protein sources from beans soy eggs milk and powdered alternatives, meal planning, and cheaper meat options. Also explains bone marrow test purpose and its ability to reveal blood cell formation issues and possible cancer cells.
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Lawrence Lamb
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Dr. Lamb
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History quiz questions from a colonial era exam
A fragmented QA item lists 1860s service by Russell Majars and Waddell, asks about Pony Express and Great Salt Lake fish absence, notes tsunami terminology, describes Shires thriving on plants and Thirps insects, cites Texas Rangers as oldest state police, and identifies diamond as hardest substance.
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Pony Express
Food and Drink Terms Mixed in Puzzle Clues
A jumble of crossword style clues covering foods drinks ingredients and related terms across various languages and contexts. The list includes seasonings fruits sea creatures and general culinary items alongside odd spellings and misprints.
Two young men on the way back from heroin recovery
Washington report on two youths in a therapeutic house recounts strict rules, frank honesty, and personal growth. They discuss family impact, responsibility, and concerns about reintegration, highlighting the complexity of drug addiction and treatment.
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Nixon’s career spans decades of political prominence
The piece surveys Richard Nixon’s long, controversial ascent from 1946 to his 1970s presidency. It weighs his durability, complexity, and lack of charisma while contrasting him with Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Kennedy, and highlights family influences, especially his mother Hannah’s formidable role and his drive to redeem his father Frank’s failures.
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Harold Stassen
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Bob Haldeman
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