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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
2
Newsday stops endorsing presidential or other political candidates to maintain independence and reduce perceived media slant. The Telegram, endorsing nonendorsement, urges broader media abstention from endorsing political actions and supports voluntary, peaceful engagement over government coercion.
A commentary cites Williston Fish Will of 1898, misnamed as J Charles Lovasbury, publishing a whimsical will granting children and lovers rights to dandelions, creeks, and memory. The piece urges personal responsibility over government action in pollution issues and notes common ownership’s neglect.
The United States cola giant pushes the real thing into Poland as authorities ease anti cola lines. Officials cite rising alcoholism among Polish men and a shift away from hardline limits. The plan faces supply gaps and lingering cultural resistance.
In a Memphis Commercial Appeal meditation on Cold War era trade and cultural exchange, the piece notes gradual penetration of American products and diplomacy into the Communist sphere, highlighting perseverance, progress, and the spread of U S brands into international markets.
An in-depth, period-voice portrait of Hugo Zamorano a handsome lawyer turned banker whose career with Deltec Securities reshaped Latin American finance. The narrative follows his rise from Chilean roots to a Coral Gables base and a strategy moving pesos toward American banks while dollars flow southward. It notes his charm and ambition, his Spanish heritage, and his complex personal life shaping a modern finance story.
A 1972 Telegram issue from Columbus Nebraska promotes freedom as self control aligned with moral guides, claiming freedom is a gift from God and a civic duty. It argues individuals must exercise self discipline to achieve maximum capability and lawful order, referencing the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
Dr. Lamb explains that carrots supply vitamin A important for the eye’s visual purple and night vision, especially if someone is vitamin A deficient. A balanced diet and fortified milk reduce deficiency risk. a carrot a day may help some, but excessive vitamin A can be poisonous.
A garbled OCR fragment references Bible translations and regions including German Bible 7Clath translator, South Asia, Danube Bible, Catholic, Moers, Beachely, and King Sele Version. Mentions 44 Tinters Cylindrical 46 Desire and 20 German Bible 7Clath translator. Details are unclear and mix of place names and phrases.
At Mont Pelerin near Lake Geneva, Milton Friedman addressed a 25th anniversary of the Mont Pelerin Society. The discussion centered on Jewish intellectual support for Leftist parties, with critics challenging his claims as antisemitic while noting U.S. Jewish voters influence in New York and California.
The essay discusses how Jewish support for Democrats may shift due to Doh policy under Roosevelt Truman and the Truman Doctrine. It argues Jews weigh foreign policy against domestic socialist tendencies and questions partisan loyalty in the US political landscape. It notes Republicans trend isolationist after Nixon and calls Friedman’s critique relevant to Western security.
The piece critiques radio liberals and Professor Arthur Schlesinger Jr for arguing America must reject the system to be good and decent. It contends the anti capitalist stance misreads national strength, accuses dissenters of cynicism, and suggests radio radicals misjudge US life and civic virtue.
The column argues the US public remains loyal to core values despite economic and social problems. It asserts radical Left critics and liberal professors misread mainstream opinion, claiming the middle majority resists sweeping changes and rejects scrapping the system.
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