Opinion Survey on Trade with the Soviet Union
A New York business survey of 238 top executives found 185 favor most favored nation treatment for goods from the USSR and other bloc nations. The piece notes questions about poll reliability and discusses subsidies for Soviet deals, arguing taxpayer costs shape opinions and suggesting polls can be biased.
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New York
Soviet Union
Ing
Ussr
Red
U.S. Treasury
Business International
Trade and Intercourse With USSR A Free Trade Debate
Trade, Giveaway Corp comments on how free trade with the USSR could promote cultural exchange and greater freedom for citizens. They define free trade as tariff and quota absence with subsidies and government support, urging limits on tax-funded loans to Communist governments to avoid subsidizing oppression. The piece questions public support for subsidizing communist regimes.
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Indofar Sas
U.S
Housing Shortage in Columbus Prompts Reader Call
A reader from Omaha urges The Telegram to cover Columbus housing needs as 18 applicants compete for five county deputy posts. She notes scarce affordable housing for new deputies and proposes options like rent-to-buy and owner renovations in exchange for occupancy. The editor signals a Columbus housing story coming soon and invites readers with housing to contact Sheriff Don Framen.
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Columbus
Marsha L
Mélnichak
Arbor No. 4
Omaha
Neb
Telegram
Columbus Housing
Don Framen
Nation urged return to basics of free enterprise
Steve Enerson spoke at a Business Education Day luncheon urging the nation to return to free enterprise principles amid concerns over socialism. He challenged teachers and businesspeople to focus on core values and real competition, asking what actions will follow such warnings.
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Steve Enerson
United States
Enerson
Speak Up Against Bureaucracy to Curb Government Size
The Yorke News-Times urges readers to contact senators and congressmen to reverse the trend toward socialism. It advocates individual action to promote free enterprise and smaller government, arguing that many Americans share these concerns.
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York
Nebraska
Congress
Yorke News-Times
Fort Jefferson and the turtles of Dry Tortugas unraveled
The article recalls Dry Tortugas and Fort Jefferson beyond man’s reach with pelicans observing aloft while the fort’s ruins, lime sheds, and rusting Civil War cannons endure. It mentions nearby Key West, Ponce de Leon’s naming, Confederate and Union roles, and Dr. Samuel Mudd among 1866 prisoners, framing a fading but storied ruin in tropical, historical terms.
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Fort Jefferson
National Park Service
Gulf of Mexico
Alantic Geran
Ponce de Leon
Las Tortugas
Key West
Army Corps of Engineers
U.S
Devil's Island
Samuel Mudd
Bryantown
Booth and Doctor Mudd in Lincoln Conspiracy Tale
The account recalls John Wilkes Booth’s escape plan via Surrattsville and Bryantown after the Ford’s Theatre shooting. It notes Booth’s broken leg, the doctor’s oath, Mudd’s loyalty, and the pursuit that ended with Booth shot and others hanged.
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Abraham Lincoln
Surrattsville
Wat
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Virgina
Bootht
Ford
U.S. ‘Treasury
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Bryantown
Mudd
Booth
Hemare
Herold
Washington
Sam Mudd
Mi 7
Stanton
Albany
New York
Joseph S. Smth
Medor
Dr. Mudd
Muddand
Columbus Telegram opinions on freedom and independence
A 1974 Columbus Telegram editorial reflects on government power and individual liberty. It critiques centralized control and urges moral guidance and self reliance, invoking constitutional themes and traditional rights. The piece frames freedom as essential to democracy and warns against tyranny.
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Fenders
Coles
Rice diet as a weight and kidney tool explained
Dr Lamb discusses the rice diet popularized by Duke University’s Kempner, noting its very low salt and fat content and limited calories. He warns it is exhausting and should only be used under doctor guidance for specific problems, and explains risks and practical limits for fluid retention and weight loss. He cites cases and emphasizes medical supervision and vitamin supplementation. He offers to send a weight loss booklet.
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Levrener E. Lamb
Walter Kempner
Duke Univeristy
Thada Mt
Alan
Doc
Tye
Dr. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Rampant mediocrity in Washington politics and media
A critical reflection on Congress and journalism, arguing that lawmakers are weak in ability despite power. It highlights a staff of able experts amid a mass of mediocre members, and notes voters’ focus on personal appeal over policy understanding.
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Washington
Hill
Stude
Pncey
Senate
House
Lindbergh and the War Era Controversies Revealed
The text reflects on Charles A. Lindbergh and his World War II era actions. It notes his trips to Germany, involvement with Goering, and ambassadorial mediation attempts. It argues against labeling him a Nazi collaborator, citing his opposition to Roosevelt and Ickes and his aim to limit the war in Europe. It references Truman Smith and Yale archives to suggest historians will clarify motives.
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Charles “A. Lindberg
America
Germany
War Department
Hugh Wilson
Berlin
Atlante
Wilson
Lindbergh
Goering
Ambassador Wilson
Harold Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ickes
Roosevelt
Col. Truman - Smith
Yale University
Hoosevelt
Europe
The Last Hero Lindbergh A Biographical Sketch
A condensed profile of Charles Lindbergh detailing prewar views, Pacific wartime duties, and his evolving stance on war and humanity. Through diaries and later life, the aviator’s partnership with Anne Morrow is noted, as are his family roles and enduring reputation as a solitary, pioneering figure.
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Lindbergh Swh
George Noyre
Axea
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
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