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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1971

Page

2

Phantom Profits and Inflation Tax in Monetary Policy

A lengthy opinion argues that monetary inflation taxes the public by diluting the currency and redistributing wealth to government and its beneficiaries. It cites Keynes, compares inflation to watering milk, and outlines three main tax-like effects: reduced purchasing power, higher income tax brackets, and taxation of phantom profits. The piece references Nation's Business 1971 on phantom profits and warns fixed incomes suffer most as prices rise and assets are taxed more.

John Maynard Keynes Nixon Nation's Business Magazine Finerson BP. Schimidt Rel Ilallat Suhindt Yim Sts Schmidt Schmidt

Strange Encounter Aboard The Washington to Newark Train

On a slow moving train from Washington to Newark, Howard Michaels and Laura TenEyck share a table and cautious conversation. He seeks connection amid his government bachelor life. she remains distant yet intrigued as they travel through Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey, ending with a tense note from a conductor.

Union Stalin Tower One Washington Newark Michaels Howard Michaels Laura TenEyck New York Maplewood Greenville Baltimore Laura Tonkeyck Mr. Michaels Laura Tess Honard Michaels Maryland Wilmington Delaware Valley Philadelphia Howard Princeton Junction Gaura Ito

Freedom and faith guide Columbus paper in 1971

The newspaper proclaims freedom as a God given gift not a government grant. It promotes self control and moral guidance from the Coveting Commendment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday Oct 27 1971.

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Silent heart attack explained by Dr. Lawrence Lamb

Dr. Lamb explains silent heart attacks can occur without symptoms and may be found on routine ECGs or post mortem exams. Smoking increases risk and stopping reduces it. An old myocardial infarction and ASHD refer to past heart damage and arteriosclerotic disease.

Lawrence Lamb M.D Air Force

Fragmented OCR List of Names and Places in Haphazard Form

A garbled OCR list of names, places, and terms appears with mixed language and numbers. It reads like scattered proper nouns such as Michigan London Central district and Canadian province hints, interspersed with unrelated tokens and misprints.

Mahandy Biller Valety Jim Oman Neve East Alindanzo Export Hert Nugacia Arinkingeup Constellation Bacevatey Michigan London Aimericag Wnocwogian Oriental Party Alphanisney Atx Don Teal

Meeting Soviet bluffs aboard the USS George Washington Carver

Norfolk dispatch recounts a Navy tour led by Vice Admiral Rickover aboard the Polaris era USS George Washington Carver. The piece reflects on ballistic missile submarines as deterrence, compares Soviet advances, and argues for enhanced nuclear powered ships to deter conventional and nuclear threats.

Norfolk H.G. Rickover Admiral Mahan Admiral Ickover David Fairhall The Guardian Middle East Rickover Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Rickoger Henry Jackson Sayies

Question Box on Americans owning gold nuggets and law

The article explains that Americans cannot own gold bullion or pre 1934 coins but may own natural gold in nuggets dust or jewelry. It argues no law prohibits nugget or dust ownership and suggests enforcement would be impractical in mining districts. It notes some investors hold gold against future freedom from restrictions.

Alaska California Fleapte

Magazine Industry Sees Shift From Print To Electronic Media

Printed word in magazines faces decline as electronic formats grow. General magazines struggle while niche titles prosper with targeted ads. Postage rules and higher paper costs push publishers to lighter stock and new printing methods. Books, especially professional and technical titles, remain buoyant amid change.

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