Telegram Opinion on Congressional Pay Raises
A Telegram Opinion piece critiques Congress for approving higher travel, stationery, and cash allowances starting next year. It notes trips funded by taxpayers rising from 26 to 38, cash payments increasing from 1,500 to 2,250 over two years, stationery from 3,500 to 4,230 annually, and travel trips per session rising from four to six, accusing lawmakers of a large hidden pay boost at taxpayers’ expense.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Associated Press
Nixon Aid To Marxists Sparks Food War Paradox
A 1970s style critique links US wheat subsidies to Soviet and Chinese regimes, arguing Nixon’s 1963 railing against a Kennedy wheat sale contrasts with current policy. It claims Marxist states exploit American food for war while peasants resist through production strikes, aided by U S shipments.
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Herbert Hoover
Ol Lenin
America
Nixon
Kennedy
Soviet ‘Union
Nixa
Bay of Pigs
Khrushchev
Nin
Red Bloc
Red Block
Lenin
Adam Smith
Committee On Economic Development
Soviet Union
Red China
USSM
Peiping
Kremlin
Feiping
Moscow
Nebraska Bar Association pressures out-of-town lawyer ad
The Nebraska State Bar Association forced Attorney Leo Capesius of Pierce to cancel a 40 year running one inch advertisement in the Osmond Republican. The effort followed a letter dated September a from Kenneth Olds chairing the Ninth Judicial District Committee on Inquiry.
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Nebraska State Bar Association
Bar Association
Jtturney
Osmond Republican
Osmond
Leo Capesius
Pierce
Owever
Kenneth Olds
Committee On Inquiry
Ninth Judicial District
Nebraska Star Questions Use of Word Attorney in Ads
South Sioux City Star questions the Nebraska Bar Association and Nebraska Law Association over the practice of naming attorneys in advertisements. The piece notes many stories mention defense lawyers in crimes or official proceedings and argues newspapers should remove the word attorney from columns unless needed.
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Capesius
Nebraska Bar Association
Nebraska Law Association
Preseme
South Sioux City
Neh
Star
Nixon Sessions Hit Tension Over Watergate Prank
Washington scene portrays a clash between the Old Nixon and the New Nixon over the Watergate scandal. Ehrlichman urges action as the president frowns on perceived dirty tricks. The dialogue hints at polling pressure and public indifference to the fallout.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Howard Johnson
Watergate
John Ehrlichman
Political satirist riffs on Nixon era tricks and threats
The mock dialogue portrays a tense exchange among Nixon figures. The New Nixon orders the Old Nixon to stay out of campaign offices and warns of exposing details to Washington Post and Richard Nixon aide, while insisting on a full investigation by the Justice Department and administration.
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Nixon
Justice Department
White House
Dickey Boy
Committee
Airy
Washington Post
Richard
Howard Hughes
Freedom Newspaper Motto Urges Individual Freedom
The notice from Columbus Nebraska on Tuesday Oct 17 1972 promotes personal freedom as a divine gift and moral self-control. It argues freedom is not political grant nor license, but restraint consistent with the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your ‘Freedom
Gout treatment guidance from Dr. Lamb
Dear reader, regular medical supervision is essential for recurring gout. Dietary control helps some, but many patients need regular medication to prevent attacks and joint damage. Alcohol and stress can trigger flares. obtain a consistent doctor and follow a prescribed regimen.
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Reader
Gear Br
Lamb
Unclear OCR Word List Inspires Puzzle Mix
Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper page lists scattered terms and odd phrases such as Teeverage Hardy heroine BGive 37 Long-drawn, Portrait slate, Pedaldigits, Investigate W Lawseege, and Dermigod AB Story. No coherent event or article details emerge beyond a terse, puzzle like collection of words and fragments.
Nixon’s Second Term Domestic Policy Scrutiny
The piece argues Nixon should realign priorities toward coherent domestic policy. It contrasts Kissinger’s foreign policy depth with a criticized domestic system led by Shrlichman, Pottinger, and HEW, noting quotas reshaped as affirmative action. It warns of federal contracts tied to language, and urges a focused, middle-class centered agenda in the second term.
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White House
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
John Shrlichman
Kissinger
Ehruchtman
Seattle
George McGovern
Stanley Pottinger
Office of Civil Rights
HEW
Commentary
Department of Religion
Ett
Ivy League University
Vatevan
Hichard Nixon
Sengle
America
Retirement age ideas spark debate on jobs and Social Security
An editorial argues lowering the retirement age to 60 or 50 would not create more jobs. It warns reduced Social Security payments and lower purchasing power, noting productivity and trade insights from Adam Smith. The piece critiques mass retirements and favors balanced, two–way trade and employment growth rather than widespread pensioning.
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Senate
Hich
Adam ‘Smith
Smith
United States
Canada
Africa
Asia
America
Agnetica
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Art Buchwald
Columbus, Nebraska
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Lawrence Lamb, M.D
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Peer Gynl
Charles Tamb
Oscar
Cooley
Adtteltte
Reover'es Ohle Hoetert University
Ikon
FUC
UNOS
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