Telegram Opinion Case of Haviv Scheiber
Haviv Scheiber a Polish born Jew who fled to Israel during the Soviet occupation rose to be mayor of Beersheba at 49 and faced a postal service dispute. He was fined for alleged city property theft and later helped house immigrants. He moved to the United States in 1959, aided the poor, faced asylum appeals denied for moral turpitude, and drew interest from U S senators amid broader immigration and political tensions.
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Haviv Schelbee
Poland
Soviet Union
Israel
Imayor
Beersheba
Scheibee
Hes
Wtrong
Scheiber
LDL Am
Dea
Scheiver
Naa Eichmann
U.S
James Buckley
New York
Strai Thurmond
South Carolina
Erratum corrects congressmen voting figure
The Telegram acknowledges a typographical error in yesterday's election report. The number of congressmen who voted against the serioul payer bill should be 162, not 16. The apology notes the correction was made promptly.
Thanksgiving in France Story of Pilgrims and Turkey
A French diplomat reports Thanksgiving origins linking the holiday to Plymouth in 1620. The tale recounts Pilgrims and native peoples conflicts, Miles Standish and John Alden romance, and the voyage on the Mayflower with the phrase jour de merci donnant framing the early feast.
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State Department
Washington
State
France
Vangleterre
McCarran
New World
Uw Place
Plymouth
Ue Pelering
Pelerins
Les Peaus-Rouges
Ganitaine
Miles Standish
Kiluiettes Dehoutish
Lieven
War maker or servant of love in Kilometres Deboulish tale
A fragmented narrative mixes language play and romance as Kilometres Deboulish is praised for making Thanksgiving possible. John Kilometers and Priscilla clash over who should speak for themselves while a grand feast underlies the tale.
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Killa
Plymouth
Kilometees
Kilometers
Priscilla
John
Hve
Kilometres Deboulish
Cua
The Old Man Seeks Truth as Winter Claims Him
A lone elderly janitor wanders Chicago streets at night seeking medical truth about a failing heart. After visiting a physician who confirms serious illness, he collapses in the snow. The doctor and staff dismiss the case as a near-miss, while a cynical colleague pockets payment.
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Grant Park
Latke Michigan
Chicago
Itatoors
Roosevelt
Sirius
Neitfiee Dé Haria
Yoo
Doc
Kowalski
Leo
Telegram Philosophy Note Promotes Freedom in 1971
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska on Friday November 26 1971 advocates personal liberty and self-control as the path to full potential. It frames freedom as a divine gift not government granted, aligned with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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ASK THE DOCTOR Surgery may be solution
Dear reader the column discusses enlarged prostate treatment options and cautions on hormone therapy including possible surgical correction. It notes female hormones can counter male hormones and suggests surgery to restore urination and sexual function. It also touches on pets around infants and related infection concerns.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Ferrier
Hal
Fragmented clue list with mixed terms and names
A jumbled OCR puzzle of scattered words and partial phrases includes plant names timber, birds, months, numbers, and various proper nouns. The text appears as a long, incomplete glossary or word search style list with many broken items and unclear connections.
Metternich Lessons and Kissinger in Nixon’s Policy
The piece argues Henry Kissinger idolizes Metternich as Nixon seeks detente with Red China while Moscow maneuvers in Europe and the Middle East. It warns that Nixon Kissinger’s approach risks boosting Soviet leverage, misreading Metternich, and wasting strategic gains in Asia and the Suez zone.
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Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Prince Metternich
Europe
China
Metternich
France
Prussia
Russia
Kissinger
Peking
Nixon-Kissinger
Middle
Suez Canal
Moscow
Suez
Persian Gulf
Unifon
West Germany
Willy Bratt
Central
Indian Ocean
Willy Brandt
Israel
Chou
Endal
Mao Tse-tung
Inner Asia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
China Sea
Uenry Kissinger
Tian
Phase 2 of policy sparks public doubt and debate
The piece weighs Phase 2 of the new economic policy, noting disillusionment amid rough results, fiscal guidelines criticized by business leaders and unions, and concerns about wage and price controls. It warns of potential drift toward socialism and the broader link between economics and liberty, urging careful scrutiny and political implications.
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