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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
2
A skeptical Telegram opinion examines the 1972 race with sharp wit, noting Nixon and McGovern spar in public while Secret Service weighs the crowd dynamics. It describes campaign noise, Watergate chatter, and the spectacle of rivals trading polished but hollow rhetoric.
A 1970 board vote dismissed Angela Davis for extremism. She later faced fugitive charges and prison escape plots, then toured Communist states. The piece questions her qualifications for UCLA faculty and notes broader debates over teaching jobs and political views.
A satirical piece argues against intense food fear and chemical warnings. It humorously mocks scientists claiming bacon contains sodium nitrite risks while noting common compounds like salt are also harmful in excess, urging caution with sensational claims.
A vivid reminiscence on Tollywood figures and industry quirks. Burnie Foy produced B pictures and a sensational shark pool film style. Jackie Gleason faced casting doubts before redirection. Jayne Mansfield's rise, missteps, and demise surface amid anecdotes of actors and producers.
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska in October 1972 urges readers to develop self control and moral guidance. It frames freedom as a gift from God, not a license from government, aligning with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Dr Lamb explains triglycerides as fat particles in blood linked to atherosclerosis and heart risk. Diet, exercise, and weight loss are first lines of treatment. medications may follow if needed. Alfalfa tablets are not proven to aid kidney bladder bowels or arthritis and are unnecessary with a balanced diet.
A distorted OCR fragment lists varied items such as forest, direction, farm, horse color, time indicators, places like Madrid, Latin terms, an army vehicle, leather strap, rodent, Lincoln's maker nickname, oak seed, and unrelated word groups. The text lacks coherent narrative or definite event to summarize.
The piece argues George McGovern misreads Nixon’s stance on a National Right-to-Work law and cites Department of Labor data showing lower unemployment in Right-to-Work states. It claims unions fear Congressional defeat of such laws, praises Right-to-Work states for job growth, and notes South Dakota’s success under Right-to-Work. It suggests McGovern would gain if embracing Right-to-Work principles.
The piece argues private land ownership and farmer education fuel U S agricultural prowess versus Soviet and Chinese communes. It notes private farms and advanced technology enable vast exports, while in other nations collective systems hinder output. It cites Roy Prosserman promoting land redistribution in Vietnam, and stresses education expands farmers view and success.
Nation's press highlights bakers pressing for higher prices amid living costs. A clever headline notes public response and policy debate as industry asks for relief.
In Columbia, readers face a pun laden puzzle about headline wording for bakers seeking higher wages or better pay. The piece frames the question of how to present a bread industry issue clearly to an older audience.
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