Reflections on gag order and press freedom in court ruling
A Times editorial lauds the appellate decision voiding a judge’s gag order on reporting the Los Angeles child case. It argues the ruling safeguards the public’s right to know across media, urges universal standards for press freedom, and warns against broader censorship by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Times-Mirror Co
Los Angeles Times Atl
Times
Die ‘Nimes
The
Plight of Believers Guides Emigration and Protest
The piece notes Jewish groups outside the USSR influencing Soviet permit decisions for emigration as a protest against religious mistreatment. It cites Sergei Nourdakov’s confessional alleging police raids on Christians, including beatings, killings, and abuse of a 16 year old girl, with broader claims of official policy to crush believers. It argues belief intolerance spans Jews Christians and Muslims, and praises visible concern as a potential path for religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Sergei Nourdakov
Vasily Litovchenko
Nina Rudenko
Avachi River
Nikoforev
Russia
Ussr
Young Entrepreneurs Face Taxes Says US News Note
A Sept issue cites a US News and World Report note that minors earning four hundred dollars or more in summer work like lawn care or running a refreshment stand must pay Social Security taxes. The opinion rails at bureaucratic greed and promotes early tax indoctrination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and World Report
Trade talk and cold war irony from a Commerce official
An economist from the Department of Commerce in Billings argues that the United States and communist nations need each other. He contends that the world balance hinges on Soviet and Red Chinese purchases of American goods and that America must seek buyers among oppressed peoples as Britain France and Italy reduce wheat imports. The exchange hints at the irony of global trade amid ideological conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Billings Montana
Department of Commerce
Soviet Union
Red China
Billings
Commie
Yin
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Salled
Boeing Aircraft Co
Trade Talks and Wheat Wins Fuel North West Rejuvenation
Art Buchwald discusses a $150 million Boeing order and how global customers shape the economy. The dialogue covers wheat sales to China and wheat and planes denting perceptions of enemies, with reflections on North Vietnam possible grain deals and the economics behind international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denmark
Canada
Amt
Arennel
Billings
Paris
Telegram declares freedom as a divine gift and personal self rule
The Telegram urges OK readers to promote freedom and self-control, asserting freedom comes from God not government. It emphasizes that liberty must align with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as it advocates peaceful conduct. Columbus Nebraska edition dated Tuesday September 19 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Addressing Scent Allergies and Colitis Diets
Lawrence Lamb, M.D. answers readers on scent allergy headaches and the role of desensitizing injections. He notes antihistamines may help but cause drowsiness and advises allergy testing. In a second letter, guidance on colitis diets clarifies that multiple forms exist and that dietary needs vary per condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Different Types Of Colitis And Dietary Advice
The text outlines irritable bowel with constipation and low grade colon inflammation, recommending high fiber from fresh fruits and vegetables, water, and bulk. It contrasts diarrheal colitis caused by infections or intolerances to dairy, corn, seeds, and beans, noting diagnosis by cause and tailored treatment.
Myth and campaign rhetoric in American politics
The piece argues political myths shape campaigns, comparing Democrats and Republicans. It traces “treason” and “corruption” accusations to historical moments, from Washington to Grant and Watergate, noting how each side leverages deep emotional narratives to damage opponents and mobilize support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berihias
George Washington
Robespierre
Washington
Ike Laocoon
Harry Dexter White
Ramsey Clark
Hanai
Grant
Harding
Wall Street
Sherman Adams
Bernie Goldfine
Larry O'Brien
Miss America as Modern Symbol of Dream and Fantasy
This essay argues Miss America endures as a pageant icon embodying fantasy, motherhood, and national identity. It surveys kingship myths, Nixon era politics, and Atlantic City spectacle, noting the crown’s temporary fame and the enduring pull of a shared American dream through the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Solomon
Nixon
Atlantic City
Jemi
Bert Parks
Parks
Frank Nefard
America
Nixon An
Amelia
F.scott Fitzgerald
Nalidi
Mary Anr Mobley
Bess Iverson
Cloudland
Public Schools Should Blend Efforts Not Clash Over Reform
A reader argues that educators and taxpayers must work together to improve schooling. Tests are only one indicator. education should nurture a student as a whole, including self-knowledge and world understanding. Visit classrooms, talk with teachers, and support Public Schools without enemies or alienation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiter
Questions About School Lunch Programs At St Ben's And Columbus High
A reader asks why St Ben's and Columbus Senior High receive government support for their lunch programs while other students face limited meals. The letter protests perceived disparities and requests clarity on funding and meal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ben's
St. Ben’s
Columbus Senior High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegram
Alexander Popé
Art Buchwald
Your Freedom Newspaper
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Arikaran Leah
English
Simuan J School
Vleoresin
Jie
Jeffrey
Hart
Ponte
Lowell
Glenn Haferlaud
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!