Telegram Opinion on Foreign Aid and Isolationism
An unsigned Telegram Opinion argues that cutting foreign aid risks isolationism and that trade barriers shape isolation levels. It asserts the U S should rely on bargaining and commerce rather than aid, noting examples like China Rhodesia and auto tariffs affecting international buyers. It questions the notion that aid is the only antidote to isolationism.
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U.S. Senate
White House
U.S
United States
China
Rhodesia
United Nations
Israel
Aid or isolation in trade policy debate
A reader argues for free trade and reduced border controls, asserting American industry can outproduce rivals and that global consumers would pay less. It critiques aid or isolation as costly to taxpayers and inflationary, urging readers to counter the false choice between foreign aid and isolation.
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U.S
United States
Thse
One Man or Woman and the Call to Civic Courage
A reader argues that individuals must withdraw consent from corrupt politicians to curb government overreach. The piece celebrates honest, incorruptible citizens as the lasting bulwark against loss of rights, insisting freedom endures when one man or woman resists manipulation and demands accountability.
High Old Time The American Evening At Home
An intimate house party unfolds as Jenkins and guests mix drinks and share risqué stories. McManus narrates a crude bus joke while the group, including Mrs Feinberg and Mrs Morgan, drifts between cocktails and dinner. Laughter and casual flirtation fill the night as the clock nears 1.
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Jenkins
Tate
McManus
American evening at home
A crowded informal gathering unfolds with酒酒 into a taxi bus setting. Characters Jenkins McManus Feinberg Morgan discuss politics, Nixon, and war while liquor flows and a young boy counts fare. The scene moves through humor and casual banter about everyday life.
Telegram Adurges Freedom and Self Control in 1971 column
The Telegram emphasizes personal freedom as self-control and criticizes government as a perpetual grant. It cites moral guides such as the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It calls for peace beginning with individual action. Columbus Nebraska November 19 1971.
Health effects of coffee and alcohol in pregnancy by Dr Lamb
A health column notes limited knowledge on how maternal intakes affect the developing baby. It suggests that one and a half cups of coffee daily and a weekly cocktail are unlikely to harm, but advises decaf as an option and stresses good maternal health, avoiding smoking, excess weight, and illness while emphasizing that the first requisite to a healthy baby is a healthy mother.
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United States
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb T
Fragmented puzzle of scattered word fragments in a clipped text
A jumble of fragmented clues and misread words lists partial terms and stray letters. The noisy OCR yields scattered references to animals people places and objects without coherent context or complete answers.
State Dept claims on Soviet Jews questioned in congress
The piece critiques Richard Davies and US policy arguing Jews in Soviet Russia face unique terrorization, contrasting official statements with evidence. It discusses emigration rights, the book Let My People Go by Richard Cohen, and a statistic-based view of Soviet anti Jewish discrimination, noting historical shifts in education and minority status.
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Staté Department
Richard Davies
House of Representatives Foreign Affairs
Soviet Russia
Russia
Davies
State Department
Richard Cohen
Cohen
Yevrushenko
Navies
Discrimination Against Jews in the Soviet Union Highlighted
A report cites rising anti Jewish policies in Russia noting reduced Jewish education from 1937 to 1970 and shrinking Jewish cultural visibility. It states only one Jewish member remained on the Communist Central Committee from 241 and 40 synagogues exist today, with most in non European regions. The State Department data is referenced as the source.
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Russia
Republic
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Soviet Union
U.S. State Department
Kremitin
California deadline reshapes 1972 Democratic race tactics
California moves the delegate filing date ahead to March 24, narrowing time for late entrants before Wisconsin and Florida tests. Muskie leads in early momentum as rivals seek endorsements, while Lindsay debates entry and Humphrey ponders a non primary path. The shift raises stakes for candidates to prove strength before the crucial March 14 and 24 dates.
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California
Hubert Rumphrey
New York
John Lindsay
Wisconsin
Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Muskie
Florida
Jackson
McGovern
Maine
Fyes
Lindsay
Humphrey
Electric rates cover local government costs says reader
A Telegram article from November 16 reported Joup Power paying moneys to county and towns in lieu of taxes. The writer argues electric rate payers ultimately fund local government costs, noting the phrase only right and suggesting the district should pay its fair share. The piece frames rate increases as the source of funds.
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Joup Power
Kihurz
Nixonism in debate over wages and shortages across income groups
A Santa Ana Register letter critiques Nixon era wage and price controls, warning they could trigger shortages, black markets, surveillance, bribery, and class stagnation. It cites fears of a $25 weekly raise, minimum wage debates, and labor turnover while poking at household strains and distrust of management practices.
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National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Congress
Santa Ana
Calif
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