Telegram Opinion on North Vietnam Visit by Dellinger Hayden
The piece notes that David Dellinger and Thomas Hayden received a federal judge’s permission to leave the United States to visit Hanoi after being convicted for inciting a riot at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. It calls the delay in case resolution unconscionable and links their travel to antiwar activism and Communist calls.
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North Vietnam
United States
David Dellinger
Thomas Hayden
Hanoi
Wre
Europe learns lesson as Wellington portrait sparks debate in Lords
A House of Lords debate centers on a Bank of England five pound note featuring the Duke of Wellington and a Waterloo scene. Critics fear French sensibilities, while supporters argue the image honors a storied British figure and promotes peaceful European cooperation. The exchange highlights tensions over Britain’s role in a united Europe and the balance of power with continental states.
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Leatherland
House of Lords
Britain
Bank of England
Duke of Wellington
Lord Jellicoe
Wellington
Napoleon
Europe
Degan
Fou
Education maze and the Johnny question in American schools
An editorial criticizes national education debates highlighting busing, teacher strikes, and funding. It argues that focus on Johnny fades as court orders, district spending, and federal policy shape schooling, urging remembrance of why children attend school and questioning government education power.
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Johny
United States of America
Johnny
Philadelphia
New York
Chass
Detroit
Washington
Detroits
Richmonds
House
Senate
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Columbus Jaycees thank Columbus residents for Honey Sunday success
The Columbus Jaycees express appreciation to residents for supporting Honey Sunday with every unit sold. They credit the Mes dJaycees, Columbus Telegram, Dale Electronics, Douglas and Lomason, the Army Reserves, and many youth groups and schoolchildren as backbone contributors, led by Chairman John Love.
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Columbus Jaycees
Columbus
Mes
dJaycees
Columbus Telegram
KTTT
Dale Electronics
Douglas & Lomason
Army Reserves
John Love
Columbus Jayvees
Thanksgiving reflections from an American life
A personal meditation listing blessings across health family faith work and national pride. The writer celebrates a wife four daughters, the moon landing, education growth, veterans, and cultural life while acknowledging war Vietnam and progress in technology, communication, and community.
Vast Mosaic of Thoughts and Questions in a Fragmented Ode
A mosaic of reflections spans daily life, nature, science, history, and culture. It folds scenes from weather and wildlife to technology and education, interleaved with quizlike questions and aging references. The piece reads like a stream of prompts and curiosities, mixing personal notes with broad social topics.
Telegram Freedom Newspaper Promotes Self Control and Morality
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska on Friday November 24 1972 asserts freedom as a God given gift not government grant, advocates self control and moral guides to the Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence, and calls for peace beginning with man.
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TELEGRAM _ Your Freedom Newspaper
Psoriasis foundations and hair growth questions in letters
Readers ask for the Rational Psoriasis Foundation address and details on National Psoriasis Foundation origins and activities in Portland Oregon. A response explains the foundation is not a clinic, promotes research, and notes a bimonthly Psoriasis Bulletin. A second letter asks about increasing hair length for a black man. explanation cites inherited growth limits and cautions against heat, tension, or straightening.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Rational Psoriasis Foundation
National Psoriasis Foundation
Mmany
Suite
Canyor Court
Portland
Oregon
Across 40 Habitations and Related Word Puzzle
A dense word puzzle fragment listing clues and partial answers across many categories. It references Greek terms evergreen, Spanish phrases, ship, aborigine, and various clues like sharp blows, kinds of singers, and house types, with scattered numbers and misaligned entries. It appears to be a crossword style puzzle page extract with partial fill-ins and captioned hints.
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Dassageways
Columbus
al Gibbon
The fading lingo of the counterculture
A critique of Sixties slang and the rise of Seventies phraseology. The piece argues that terms like dialogue and making the scene became theatrical and insincere, signaling a cultural shift as counterculture language loses relevance and a new era begins. It cites Mencken and references to teach-ins, hip talk, and political activism.
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HL. Mencken
Ilato
Leonard Bernstein
Long Island
Cesar Chavez
William Lyon Phelps
The Sixties and the Search for Speech Reform
John Chamberlain critiques postwar slang and formats shaping 1950s to 1970s rhetoric. He argues for genuine self knowledge in college, warns against hollow dissent, and calls for a new manner of speech beyond imitative fashion.
TV packaging fails to sell candidates in 1972 noise
In 1972 the era of perfect TV packaging seems overstated as Nixon and McGovern rely on conventional TV spots and direct mail. The walking candidate rises, Lindsay falters in Florida and Wisconsin, Trudeau falls, and media hype meets voter fatigue.
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Wizards of TV
Joe McGinniss
Richard Nixon
Noj
McLuhan
Nixon
McGovern
China
Moscow
Gabriel Heatter
McGinniss
John Lindsay
Canarsie
Queens
Lindsay
Florida
Wisconsin
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Rilee
Phiebus
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