Libertarian Party Opinion Receives Mixed Support In Platte County
A local telegram style opinion endorses Libertarian ideas highlighting individual rights, voluntary charity, free markets, and limited government. It notes opposition to taxation, universal medical and education controls, and foreign aid, urging readers to consider John Hospers as the presidential candidate and labeling the party's platform as out of date.
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Libertarian Party
Platte County
League of Non-Voters
Lowell Blyde
Westminster
Colorado
John Hospers
United States
Service economy fears in early 110s shift to goods
In a memo on the era of economic change, the piece notes many stall owners closed, others furloughed workers, and former tradesmen becoming life insurance agents. It cautions against an untreated slide into a pure service nation, arguing for a balanced mix of goods and services backed by improved quality.
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Henry Ford
We Will Sell More Games and Services Abroa d
Walter J. Campbell argues that global competition in machinery spurs American makers to improve productivity and quality. He notes many exhibitors from abroad at the International Machine Tool Show and predicts benefits across industries from telecom to hospitals and transportation.
Why Hoffa Couldn’t Go Hanoi Plot Revealed
Washington discussions reveal alleged white house and state department plans to parole Jimmy Hoffa for a Hanoi trip to organize North Vietnamese truck drivers. Nixon aides and Kissinger weigh risks, with debates over passport and publicity.
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Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Hanoi
White House
Justice Department
State Department
Hoffa
Nixon
Henry
Fenny Kissinger
Paris
Noone
Moffa
Bill Rogers
Secretary of State
Kissinger
Rogers
Nixon White House secret plan derailed Hoffa trip
A leaked account describes a clandestine White House effort to secretly arrange Hoffa's travel for a Vietnam exit plan. Rogers opposed the move, canceled Hoffa's passport, and Nixon denied knowledge to avoid a Republican McGovern split as Hoffa’s mission was scuttled. The episode unsettled Hoffa and posed a fresh political headache for the president.
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Henry
White House
Rogers
Hotta
Passport Office
Bill
John Ehrlichman
Hoffa
Hawai
McGovern Committee
Nixon
Hiesicent Nixon
Vietnam
The Telegram Let Peace Begin With Me event
The Telegram newspaper promotes moral guidance and freedom themes centered on self control and God given rights. An observance titled Let Peace Begin With Me is announced for Thursday, September 14, 1972 in Columbus Nebraska with emphasis on moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.
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Joy Telegram
Your Freedom
Ask the Doctor Shocker Relaxacisor warns and advice
A reader asks if transistorized Relaxacisor devices are dangerous and about refunds. The doctor confirms such electrical muscle stimulators can risk heart injury and should not be used, suggesting returning to the seller for possible refund. The column also advises using safe lubricants like Vaseline for nasal dryness and cautions against oily drops.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Deer Reader
Federal Trade Commission
Lamb
Fragmented OCR Clues Span Places And People
Puzzle like OCR text lists scattered items including city names rivers and terms from multiple languages. It mentions Thames and Siberia with various misread phrases, indicating a garbled historical page segment containing cross references to places and objects without a coherent narrative.
The Shroud study argues two recognizable Jesus likenesses
A reader notes John Walsh's The Shroud argues the Turin Shroud reveals two likenesses of Christ. The piece traces Secondo Pia's 1893 photography, Vignon's experiments, and chemical processes that could show a nonforgery image. It discusses biblical clues, nail placement, scourge marks, and possible historical tracing to Rome before 301.
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Jesus Christ
Turin
John Walsh
Jesus
Ham
Walsh
Secondo Pia
T He
Seconda Pia
Paul Joseph Vignon
Nust
Christ
Rome
House of Savory
Secondaria
Syith
Jesus Gheist
McGovern backers doubt polls amid Nixon edge and grants
Democratic leaders scoff at Gallup figures showing McGovern far behind Nixon. They cite McGovern’s nomination win and superior campaign organization as factors that shifted perceptions since winter. They warn against relying on national polls in primaries and stress Nixon’s continued strong fundraising and entrenched lead.
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George McGovern
Gallup
Nixon
McGovern
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Iowa
Miami Beach
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Gallup People
Middle West
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Tabor Day
Richard Nixon
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