Telegram Opinion on Parents Children and State
A college student letter suggests a law protecting children from mistreatment by parents, but the piece argues political laws cannot change hearts. It warns government overreach harms family bonds and could erode personal responsibility, urging deeper thought on protecting children without state control.
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West Must Stay Resolute On European Security Conference
The piece argues the Soviet Union pushes for a broad European security conference to expand influence, demanding U S concessions and a dismantling of NATO while seeking leverage over East European states. It notes Western allies insist on a clear agenda including arms reductions and freer movement, with preliminary talks set for Helsinki on Nov. 22.
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Altough
Nixon
Leonid Brettmey
Europe
Atlantic
Urals
Charles de Gamlle
Moscow
Brezhnev
Finnand
Kekonen
Western Europe
Kremlin
United States
NATO
Seforehand
Ue West
Russia
Helsinki
Political confusion and campaign money woes
The piece reflects mixed views on McGovern and Nixon amid criticism of candidates' positions and funding. It mentions locations like Washington and San Clemente, and hints at a Democratic figure aiding Nixon’s coffers while questioning candidate reliability and public sentiment.
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McGovern
Nixon
Washington, Key Biscayne
San Clemente
Andrew Jackson
How to Be Cool in Class and Drugs Hold On
A taped interview with a 19 year old former addict describes life at The Seed in Davie Florida where hundreds confess sins and seek salvation. She recounts years of heroin and other drugs, says she sold drugs on Florida schoolyards and in New York before turning clean and working with new arrivals.
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Davie
Florida
Art Barker
New York
Erin
Detroit
Kansas City
Kansas
Maureen
Ike
John
Telegram editorial on freedom and self control
A 1972 Columbus Nebraska issue presents a moral guide stance arguing freedom is a gift from God, not government, and must align with core values like the Ten Commandments and Declaration of Independence. It advocates personal self control as essential to societal peace.
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Viruses cause warts says Dr Lamb in Q and A
Dear reader the writer explains common warts are caused by a papovavirus and not highly contagious. Treatments include freezing with liquid nitrogen or electrodissection, but warts often recur since they are viral. Also discussed is sugar's impact on weight and diet guidance.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Draver
Lamb
Dart
Dr. Lamb
POW releases and committee influence described
A guest column criticizes the North Vietnam POW release process and the Committee of Hanoi Gow, alleging the escort group pressurized families to accept the channel and used surface respectability for Hanoi. It argues the pattern exploited released prisoners and hints at manipulation by figures like Cora Weiss and Dave Dellinger at Kennedy Airport.
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Hanoi
New York
Cora Weiss
Siaigow
Weiss
David Dellinger
Hennie Davis
Dave Dellinger
Kennedy
Elias
Hazel
Release Charade Undermines POW Freedom Claims
A harsh critique accuses Hanoi and activist Cora Weiss of turning prisoner releases into propaganda. It argues the three men freed were used to mask North Vietnam's poor POW treatment while hundreds remain captive or missing, and warns that pressure from the committee and media distractions delay genuine freedom for all prisoners.
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Hanoi
Cora Weiss
Laos
Gartley
Charles
Elias
Committee of Liaison
Hano
Tax reform ideas push for new deductions and judges
The piece argues candidates promise tax reform by closing loopholes while proposing two main ideas. One would allow individuals a depletion-like deduction for physical and mental strain from work, up to 23 percent and $100 yearly. The other calls for appointing broadly religious Supreme Court jurists to render tax exemptions universal.
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George McGovern
John Schmitz
California
Francis Heisler
Internal Revenue Code
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Mike Mangfield
George Aiken
Senator Mansfield
Lins Fine
Supreme Court
Ponte Consider: tax exemptions for worship sites in Malibu
A letter argues for California tax exemptions for worship facilities tied to a Japanese church and imagines homes declared as churches tax free. It cites conscientious objection, separation of powers, and references Marshall and Jefferson to urge drastic, creative remedies against taxation.
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Church of Perfect Liberty
Pacifix
Malibu
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Jefferson
Moore
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