What is the name of the Union International
A Telegram opinion argues that the word union brotherhood misleads, calling for disassociation from world brotherhood concepts. It highlights New York fire, sanitation, and hospital worker strikes and names Tony Boyle in the United Mine Workers case to challenge solidarity claims.
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Nalree
Tleris
New York
Brotha
Tony Boyle
United Mine Workers
Brother Ok Yablonski
Smithereens
Unio
The Best Age Is The One You Are
A friend discusses the debate between youth and age, arguing the ideal age is the current one. He urges healthful living, daily learning, emotional balance, and purposeful action to grow character, rejecting futile ambition and promoting serenity, courage, and resilience.
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Ors
Robert Browninig
Imade
The Columbus Telegram Explores Freedom and Independence
A 1979 Columbus Telegram opinion piece reflects on liberty as a divine gift and civic duty. It cites Thomas guides and moral commandments, urging peaceful action and self reliance to foster independence and responsible governance in society.
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Jy Sed Geeat
Thomas Guider
Galden
Bi Centennial Years and Turbulent Times in New York
A compilation of 18th and 19th century items notes a November 1 to 24 bicentennial review by British regiments in New York with Gov Tryon present, amid tea party tensions. It recalls Thanksgiving dates across states, New Haven’s 2,000-barrel ship venture, Wilkie Collins works and Daly productions, and the arrest and later death of Tammany Hall figure William Boss Tweed after 204 counts and a long legal saga ending with a prison term and escape.
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Copley News Services
New York
His Majesty
Cal. Barnach
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Gal. Cleveland
Con. Haldimand
North America
William Tryon
Tio Allans
East India Company
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
New Haven
Pacific
Magdalen
Wilkie Collins
Charles Rickens
Collins
Tme
Broadway
Augustin Daly
Calling
United States
William Mr. “Feed
Tammany Hall
New York d City
Blackwell's Island
Energy crisis blamed on failed policy and delays
Washington debates blame presidents, Congress, and local governments for an impending energy shortage. The piece argues research funding cuts, slow approvals, and costly delays in licensing hinder energy imports, Alaska pipeline progress, and development of new fuels, urging faster action to avert a decade‑long crunch.
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Washington
Capitol
North Slope
United States
U.S
Debate Over Pollution Standards Hinders Nuclear and Energy Plans
Officials, power companies, and environmentalists clash over acceptable pollution and safety standards. The dispute stalls nuclear expansion, offshore drilling, and coal mining as researchers push for data to define feasible safeguards. Echoing from diverse viewpoints, many label opponents as greedy or fanatical, prolonging gridlock.
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Corders
Fragmented OCR Word Soup From A Hazy Page
A jumbled OCR segment lists scattered words and fragments across many topics including rivers, counties, cooking, fabrics, and persons. It reads like a noisy index with stray names, numbers, and partial phrases, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Barbs on shopping and style from Phil Pattoret
Phil Pattoret humorously notes how being broke shapes grocery trips and taste. He jokes that a man who wears flashy smiley fashions is likely a lawyer, and observes a preference for rare steaks, reflecting modern dining habits with a wry tone.
Nixon tax tale sparks memory of Post past front page
A 1952 Post front page on a secret Nixon fund drew scrutiny over accuracy. The piece, tied to Leo Katcher and Dana Sith, suggested no unethical conduct, noting small, well managed contributions financed travel and newsletters. It recalls that Stevenson also used a fund, with similar scrutiny.
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Janes A. Werhsler
New York Post
Noth
Providence Jounal-Bulletin
Nixons
O Aly
Nixon
Uey
ELS
Couse
Wechsler
Secret
Nixon Fund
Secret Rich Man's Fund
Leo Kateher
Post
Los Angeles
Kateher
Richard Danvuin
Who
Mil Eenest Brashen
Los Angeles Daily News
California
Hamed Dana Sith
Katcher
Dana Sillith
William Rogers
Adlai Stevenson
Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher and Accountants
Gray Price Waterhouse
the Post
Energy crisis critique of Washington bureaucracy and offshore drilling
A column argues the energy crisis stems from a slow federal system delaying offshore drilling plans. It cites Stephen A Wakefield, CEQ gridlock, and 1960s Atlantic shelf surveys, noting Gulf of Mexico drilling success, low spill risk, and rising fish production. The piece condemns repeated hearings and lawsuits while urging practical energy development.
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Washington
Sheig
Newport
Stephen A. Wakefield
New England
Wakefield
Department of Te Interior
Georges Bank
Council On Environmental Quality
Opvn
Atlantic Coast
Horse
Franklin Store
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Louisiana Littoral
Santa Barbara
California
New York
Europe
Asia
Department of the Interior
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Mississippi
Riverina
Montana
Virginia
Fowler
Brain Posse
Sme
Constellation
Armen
Tae Ace
Nba
Phil Pattoret
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