Weinberger backs two child family limit at UN population talks
Telegram notes US Secretary of Health and Welfare proposes worldwide two child family standard at the Bucharest conference. He frames it as replacement level fertility, mentions penalties and surveillance, and raises questions about defining family and eligibility for cohabiting couples and triplets.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
U.N
Bucharest
Romania
U.S
Weinberger
Ives
Cap Weinberger and the cap on population debate
The remarks explore the Weinberger rule and reproduction ethics in a hypothetical policy context. It questions whether non-parents can sell reproductive rights to a couple with children and how marriage, divorce, and remarrying spouses affect who is entitled to children. It raises concerns about legitimacy, paternity, and government measures to prevent abuse while noting Cap’s two children and public image in contrast to Rockefeller views.
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Caspar
Weinberger
Cap
Buffalo Bill’s barroom payment sparks townwide buzz
Letter to the editor recalls Buffalo Billard and retinue visiting Columbus after a cemetery ceremony, where he paid with a $1,000 bill at Bueher’s Saloon. The piece then argues for a broad Great Conspiracy linking Fabian Socialism and communism, claiming takeover of government, media, schools, and churches, with several referenced books.
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Keith Bryan
Buffalo Bill
Columbus
Frank North
Buffalo Billard
Bueher
Glor’s Tavern
Ghawman
Bucher
Our Republic
U.N
America
United States
Gary Allen
Rose Martin
W. .Cleon Shousen
Joseph Tt
Byers
David City
Hemingway's Key West years inspire famed writer’s tale
The article recalls Ernest Hemingway and his wife Pauline buying a house in Key West in 1928, a writer’s retreat with a cottage for work, and friends like Toby Bruce. It notes Scribner's Max Perkins praising his novels, Hemingway’s fondness for Sloppy Joe's, and vivid details of the era and locations along with the Cats of Key West.
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Key West
Fla
Ernest
Pauline Hemingway
Max Perkins
Scribner's
Havana
Avena
Ketcham
Iuaho
Audubon House
Mitchell Wolfson
Hemingway
Toby Otto Bruce
Bruce
Ren
Sloppy Joe's
Toby
Pauline
Sloppy Joe’s
Hemingways Last Chapter In Key West Cottage
An excerpted reminiscence recounts Hemingway’s life at his Key West home, his fallibility and fame, the Nobel prize, and his final years. It recalls his bohemian circle, the boat trips, the shocks at Maya Clinic, and the stark image of him ending his life with a shotgun. It notes Pauline and Martha Gellhorn, and the fading house amid palms and thunder showers.
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Toby
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Pauline
Nusboyrd
Martha Gellhorn
Dem
Papa
Hemingway
Key West
Maya
Papa Hemingway
Whitehead
Ernest Hernaughay
You Freedom Message From The Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram highlights a September 6 1974 issue in Columbus Nebraska stressing that information empowers readers to preserve freedom. It argues freedom comes from self control, not government graft, aligning with moral ideals from the Bible the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence.
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Freedom Menenapte
The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Explaining Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome
Dr Lawrence E Lamb reassures a reader with WPW like palpitations that such episodes are usually harmless. He explains the heart has an extra electrical connection causing rapid beats, ways to diagnose with an electrocardiogram, and treatment options including breathing techniques and medications to prevent recurrences.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Beday
Miets
Air Force
West Point Under Berry Reframes Its Curriculum and Mission
Maj. Gen. Siiney B. Berry, new superintendent of the U S Military Academy, reshapes West Point to stress combat leadership while retaining its core mission. He notes a shift from 58 percent math science and 44 percent social studies to 38 percent and 44 percent respectively, with 17 percent electives. He decries demoralization and says the academy remains dedicated to training leaders for tough battlefield conditions, preserving discipline and the honor code amid broader curriculum changes.
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West Point
N.Y
Siiney B. Berry
181St Airborne
Screaming Eagles
U.S. Military Academy
Berry
Fort Bragg
Academy
Plebs
Greas
Gen
Europe
Panama
Alaska
Douglas MacArthur
Ile Point
MacArthur
Ivy League
Inflation Fight Depends On Facts We Lack, Economists Warn
Washington debates how to curb inflation and unemployment as two leading voices, William R. Simon and I W Abel, offer opposite analyses of profits and investment. The piece argues Congress and the administration risk bad choices if they chase emotion over data.
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Congress
William R. Simon
the Treasury
Ford Administration
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Apl-Cio
A Simon
Simon
United States
France
Germany
Japan
U.S
Abel
Rick
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