Carpenter Seeks Another Term In Nebraska Senate
Senator Terry Carpenter announces re election bid drawing mixed reactions. Known as a knowledgeable lawmaker he sponsored various bills and opposed much bad legislation. Supporters praise his watchdog role while critics allege flaws in some positions.
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Carpenter
Wilf Carpenter
Fortune survey shows U S business chiefs focus on war and waste
An editorial recounts a Fortune magazine sampling of views from chief executives across major industries. It notes the Vietnam War as the top issue, calls for business action on unemployment education and pollution, and finds many leaders distrustful of the Communist threat while criticizing defense waste and inefficiency.
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Porlune Magazine
Fortune
U.S
Namly
Fortune survey links profits to 1870s tensions in profits era
Fortune argues top business leaders see profit as essential and argue social aims should not override the profit motive. It warns that shifting ground rules toward public responsibility could spark tension, confusion, and calls to sacrifice the profit motive, hindering productivity and wealth growth.
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Fortune
Voices in a Generator Reflections on Eccentric Friends
Jim Bishop recalls a nocturnal generator hum and a parade of eccentric friends and family. He muses on sanity and humor, detailing hazy, comic vignettes from relatives living in North Bergen and beyond, ending with a note on forgiveness.
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Ded
John
Jerry
Missy
Callahan
Wim
Adele
North Bergen
N. J
Garpens
Neil Hamilton
Parker House
Beau Geste
Laurel
Wardy
Ring Features Syndicate
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The Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper Manifesto
The text presents a self-described freedom focused mission statement stressing personal self-control as essential to liberty. It links freedom to moral guidance and contrasts it with government grants, invoking religious and civic ideals to encourage individual responsibility.
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Doctor's Mailbag Health Tips and Q A Highlights
A monthly AMA leaflet answers reader questions on skin conditions like itching and lichen planus, hair loss, lichen sclerosus, and neurodermatitis, with treatments such as topical corticosteroids. It also covers laser eye therapy, safety of spinal anesthesia during pregnancy, Tray’s ancient site at Hissarlik, and mentions the USS Enterprise as the largest aircraft carrier.
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Fragmented crossword like word list with scattered clues
A jumbled set of crossword style entries with numbers and partial phrases. Includes references to places like Jamaica and Greenland, entities such as Navy and Indian weight, and various cryptic cues. Overall appears as a damaged puzzle page fragment with unclear, overlapping clues and missing answers.
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Jamaica
Navy
Greene
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Woedenshoe
Pennsylvania
Greenland
Public hearing on Cornica NU rail stop and custodian change
The Chicago & Northwestern seeks permission to replace its Cornica station agent with a custodian, a public hearing set for 10 a.m. Thursday in Columbus district courtroom conducted by Will Maupin of the Nebraska state railway commission. Also notes state gasoline tax allocations for Platte County, plus assorted local school and business items and community notices.
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District Court Room
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al. Cornea
Platte County
John Havecost
Kramer High School
L. Renfield
D. L. Webb
Nebraska High School Activities Association
Virginia Trowbridge
Stephens College
Columbia
Burrall Symphony Orchestra
Miss Trowbridge
Conservatory
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County Extension Service
County Onep Intendent
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Heaven
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Mont
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Raymond Bonk
Joseph J. Wilhelm
M. M. Kaczmarek
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York
North Bend
David City
Benedictinn
Pittsburg
University of Nebraska
University of Pittsburg
Columbus Separator Company
Louis Held
Miller
St. Joseph
Missouri
Held
Nebraska
Okinawa status sparks U S Japan power debate
President Nixon and Prime Minister Sato discuss Okinawa amid U S nuclear protection backing. The row highlights a double standard as Japan seeks status changes while the Kuriles and Soviet influence complicate the Far East balance. Senator Byrd pushes a amendment tying consent to any change, underscoring U S base reliance.
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Eisaku Sato
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Okinawa
Ryukyu
Sato
U. S
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Pacific
Western Pacific
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Nimila
Philippines
New Guinea
Hawaii
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Manchuria
Italy
France
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Kurile Islands
Hokkaida
Soviet Kamchatka Peninsula
Kuriles
Soviet Union
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Aichi
Washington
South Vietnam
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Congress
Senate
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Subscription rates and address change notice
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Platte
Boone
Tie Count
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Atk
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