Peace Begin With Me Editorial Harbors Freedom Message
Columbus Telegram editorial from September 7 1976 urges readers to promote and preserve freedom through personal responsibility moral guides and the Counting Commandment referencing Galen Rule and the Declaration of Independence. Readers are invited to submit communications to Columbus Nebraska.
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Jurishing Uitemiulen
Columbus Telegram
P.O
Columbus
Nebraska
Pont Ory
Telegram Opinion Warns of Debt Crisis Looming
The piece argues the federal debt will reach 700 billion with interest payments over 45 billion next year and warns of an inevitable reckoning. It critiques Washington for ignoring debt risks and predicts economic collapse unless cuts and cash reserves are pursued.
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Washington
Stop Look and Listen Risk of Overregulation to Freedom
A historical reflection argues that overzealous regulators create havoc, citing the cranberry scare and mercury in tuna as examples. It warns that broad political protection erodes individual knowledge and choice, risking freedom as industry and life adapt to new rules.
New Ford in GOP ranks signals bold political turn
In June 1924, a reformist GOP figure emerges at the national convention. The old, inept persona fades as a confident, battle ready candidate takes charge, promising to lead a political movement from Minnesota to Georgia while criticizing prayer habits and party tactics. Hob Dol e is referenced amid the campaign energy.
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Clark Kent
Superman
Richard Nixon
Minnexila
Georgia
Venereal Disease Risks And Public Health Call For Reporting
An article urges open reporting of venereal disease, noting shortfalls in symptoms and treatment. It cites penicillin and sulfonamides as cures once hoped to eradicate infections, but warns of widespread cases of gonorrhea and syphilis, with many asymptomatic patients. It emphasizes education and prompt physician examinations to halt transmission and protect children from inherited effects.
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U8 Public Health Service
America
Jie Thortian
Venus
Tropics
Erty
Harma
Age of Butler D r eaction Shaffer
The piece discusses the era's shift to knee-jerk activism and identity politics, critiquing ego boundaries and group loyalties that fuel conflict. It links social division to violence, politics, and cultural standoffs across regions and eras, ending with a note on Adam Smith bicentennial events in St Andrews.
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Frederick Pers
America
Lebanon
South Africa
Northern Ireland
Middle East
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Mount Pelerin Society
Friedrich von Hayek
Milton Friedman
Chicago University
Grey University
North Sea
Adam Smith
Smith
Kirkcaldy
Thomas Jefferson
Venereal disease dangers and political commentary mix
The piece blends a historical警 venereal disease overview with political analysis. It discusses syphilis stages and public health warnings alongside reflections on Adam Smith, Jimmy Carter, Eugene McCarthy, and other figures, criticizing party platforms and oil policy while urging informed views.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Gene
McCarthy Sockdvlager
Exxon
Texaco
America
Jimmy Carter
McCarthy
Adam Smith
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
Barbs by Phil Pastoret lampoons late calls and an optimist who expects $2.08 in nickels. The column uses a sly humorous tone to poke fun at everyday annoyances.
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Phil Pastoret
Tell Your Congressman Express Your Point at the DC Building
A protest style note urges citizens to contact their congressman and share opinions. It references Virginia Smith and a Washington address on a Lonqueonty Building, with a ZIP code BC 20515. The item conveys civic action and a contact venue.
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Virginia Smith
Lonqueonty Building
Washington
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