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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
2
A Telegram opinion argues price controls fail to fix rising food costs. It calls for expanding supply, criticizes meat price ceilings, and condemns farm subsidies while noting prosperity has increased demand for quality foods and beef. It discusses the roles of fuel shortages, soy feed costs, and wage increases in shaping prices.
A critical view argues devaluation and government pricing distortions raise wheat and flour costs, harming independent bakers and consumers. It urges Congress to scrap old farm subsidies and taxes, restore free markets, and boost farm productivity to stabilize food prices for Americans.
Nixon denies it but White House pursues a back up VP quietly. An executive recruiter recalls last week’s call about available candidates including a former insurer executive and a presentable fund raiser. The men are vetted for the sake of 1976 ambitions, with one claiming possible rise to president if clean and unconnected to the White House.
The piece presents a room full of a fiddling musician and a note about dolls becoming attractive to boys after age sixteen. It ends with a provocative prompt to read annual reports of large conglomerates when sleepless.
A fragment of a crossword like puzzle with numerous warped and garbled entries. The readable parts hint at clues for words paired with numbers and partial phrases amid mis-scanned text from a page segment.
Former Labor Secretary Peter Brennan argues strikes are a last resort as workers face mortgage and tuition costs. He notes a shift from wage gains to benefits and security, with affluence narrowing gaps between labor and management. Henry Kissinger confirmed as secretary of state amid praise from lawmakers.
The piece compares Henry A. Kissinger to Carl Schurz as prominent naturalized Americans in high office. It cites Schurz as Missouri senator and 1877 secretary of the interior, highlighting his reforms and conflict with corruption in Indian affairs, and notes Kissinger’s immigration from persecution and potential to match Schurz’s legacy.
The Telegram prints a block highlighting freedom as a divine grant, urging reader self-reliance and caution against government overreach. It references founding documents and moral guidance, noting the relation between liberty and lawful restraint. Columbus, Nebraska, October 1975 edition.
Reader consults Doctor Lamb on what to eat with a non functioning gall bladder. The advisor recommends low fat meals, lean meats, skinless poultry, fish, fortified skim milk, egg whites, and minimal fats and desserts. Fresh or canned fruit is fine, many vegetables are tolerable, and smaller frequent meals help prevent attacks.
The piece contrasts Sir Robert Walpole's long rule with accusations of corruption. It notes his 20 years in power, stabilising England after Elizabeth I, laying economic groundwork, and developing cabinet government. It also cites Buy elections, secret funds, and backers like the Duke of Newcastle as examples of corruption.
The excerpt discusses political episodes from Sir Robert Walpole era rhetoric to Thomas Pitt the elder. It notes Pitt entering Parliament, courting influence for Frederick Prince of Wales, and later losing patronage and wealth, then returning to a rotten borough seat before regaining status briefly. It also hints at multiple Thomas Pitt figures in contemporary Washington.
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