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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1973

Page

2

Senator Fulberght claims U S Congress controlled by foreign power

In a Telegram opinion piece from Darke County the author contests Senator Fulberght’s remarks on a CBS program about the Middle East settlement. The piece argues Israelis influence U S policy, cites Senate votes and Jewish community impact, and notes a Supreme Court ruling on citizenship. It compares Jewish and Arab residents’ ties to abroad families.

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Emissaries of Irish Conflict Appeal to American Opinion

The text discusses Irish and Arab influences on American public sentiment, noting sympathy for violence on both sides and warning against underestimating Arab fighting resolve. It reflects on U S involvement, lessons from history, and calls for Americans to adopt a compassionate course toward Middle East troubles, akin to how Americans supported Ireland.

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Courtly pomp and presidential arrival at state event

A satirical account notes a grand entrance for Lord and Lady guests with The President and Mrs. Nixon present. The piece mocks ceremonial pomp as unnecessary showmanship aligned with outdated courtly rituals and prestigious visitors.

Nixon VP pick ceremony criticized as political pageant

The author denounces the Friday night ceremony around Nixon's vice presidential pick as a pompous insiders event. They argue Americans deserved the simple name, viewable in advance, and reject the pageant feel of the televised process. The piece questions the ceremonial hype and asserts the public was not invited to a party.

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Percy backs ending economic controls, warns on stabilizers

A Detroit Economic Club speech cited by the Associated Press quotes Senator Charles H. Percy arguing against day to day political pressures in policy. He urges scrapping the Nixon administration's stabilization program and contends a free market system avoids the costs of a controlled economy.

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London Loos and Loo Lore in Town and Country

A humorous tour through London public lavatories as featured in Town and Country. The piece blends snobbery with curiosity, naming famous spots from Bank Station to Dr Johnson’s House and the Tower, noting quirks and historical tidbits while railing against discomfort in high society circles.

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The Telegram Newspaper October 24 1973 Columbus Neb

The Telegram with a front page note promoting information and freedom, urging readers to seek truth and resist censorship. It announces content on government grants and civic matters and carries a Columbus Nebraska dateline for October 24 1973.

Ask the Doctor Hair loss linked to diet and aging skin

Lawrence E Lamb addresses hair loss on a strict low salt diet and protein questions, suggesting soybeans and gelatin as partial protein sources while noting that hair loss has many causes. He warns ultraviolet exposure ages skin and raises skin cancer risk, advising moderation and sun protection.

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Help Wanted Across Language Manservant Clues

A scrambled crossword style list mixes strings like Help Wanted Across Language and manservant clues with scattered numbers and fragments. The text appears as an OCR garble listing various nouns verbs and partial words, offering sparse readable items without coherent narrative or clear entities.

Whighthley King and Milardy Heroine Myth Mosaic

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Waste to Energy Plan Aids Connecticut Statewide Clean Goal

Governor Jom Meskill backs General Electric to craft a statewide solid waste plan with the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection. The program envisions reprocessing facilities at strategic sites, starting with a Bridgeport plant to process 4,800 tons daily and recover about 60 percent of refuse for material or energy use. GE moves its HQ to nearby Fairfield as the system expands across the state.

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Los Angeles Smog Control Idea By Jet Vent System

John Chamberlain proposes a radical solution to Los Angeles smog by using a jet powered tunnel system stretching from the Sierra Madre to the north to dissipate polluted air. He cites GE and a Pepperdine assistant as potential supporters and compares costs to European tunnel projects, urging innovative engineering to preserve car use and improve air quality.

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World hunger and trade shape US food costs

A columnist argues that inflation and world supply demand drive U.S. food prices. The UN FAO warns that weather, drought and weak output in developing nations press food availability, with per capita production lagging population growth and global shortages, despite gains in some regions.

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