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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1971

Page

2

Behind the Attica crisis a larger prison tragedy unfolds

The piece links the Attica uprising and San Quentin violence to a broader shift in penal policy. It cites California reforms reducing inmate numbers and increasing probationers, while warning of a tougher, more politically aware prisoner population. Racial tensions and the claim of political prisoners frame the unrest.

Attica N Y San Quentin California Ray Provinier America Atrica

Lesson On Prisons And Violence In Ailing Society

A reformist op-ed condemns violent protests inside and outside prisons, warns against politicalizing dissents, and urges New York authorities to prevent further riots. It cites Keil State and Allica incidents and stresses humane rehabilitative penal policy as essential to justice.

Keil Allica New York Africa San Quentin

Private school endorsements by D C political figures spotlight bias

The piece lists numerous politicians from varying parties who send their children to private or predominantly white schools in and around Washington D C. It notes Adlai Stevenson and Mondale family choices, plus District leaders like Walter Fauntroy and Walter Washington, and several senators and judges. The article argues private schooling reflects political support for private education amid desegregation tensions.

Adlai Stephenson Llitois Lves District of Columbia Walter Mondale Don Fraser Minnesota Georgetown Day School Walter Fauntroy Georgetown Day Washington Walter Washington D. C Gilbert Iiahn National Cathedral School St. Albans Sidwell Friends School Byron White HEW Elliot Richardson Birch Bayh Ted Kennedy Charles Percy Carl Alert Song William Praxmire Las London School Bethesda John Mitchell Stone Ridge D.C John Tivmey Beauvoir Potomac George McGovern J. C Walter Johnson Gena“McCarthy Putney School Vermont Georgetown Prep Iad Fulton Lewis Waldonal Press Washington, D.C Lewis Libe

Camelot Tag in Kennedy Coverage Sparks Reader Query

A reader asks why the term Camelot keeps appearing in stories about the Kennedy family. The note cites a UPI lead about a Mass at the Kennedy Center for the late President and wonders if any direct link ties the Irish family to the Arthurian legend, seeking expert clarification.

Washington Camelot UPI Jane Denison Leona Bernstein New Kennedy Center Joni Kennedy

Road Trip Memoir From Georgia to New Jersey

A rambling travel journal notes a 1750 mile road trip with a distrustful couple. The narrator recalls Warm Springs motel quirks, a large alarm clock buy, Washington visits to former White House aides, and chaotic hotel escapades at the Washington Hotel and Plaza. The piece mixes humor, family details, and vivid character sketches.

Kelly Warm Springs Georgia Thad Washington Louise Uackmeister White House Hackie William Rigdon USN FDR Yalta Ben Cohen Brain Trust Howard Anderson Secret Service Allamuchy Lucy Mercer Rutherford

Telegram: Let Peace Begin With Me

The Telegram argues freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility aligned with moral codes, insisting freedom requires discipline and consistency with core ethical guides. It calls for self-control over power, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom without chaos, tying to Independence era principles.

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Pin swallowed by child may travel to mouth after months

Dear Dr Lamy explains a one year old who swallowed a straight pin that lodged in a lung. Despite five months with the pin, the girl coughed up the pin after sudden movement and without complications. The doctor notes the airway’s tree like structure and mucus aided movement of the pin.

Washington Hotel McCormack Harriet Lawrence Lamb M.D Lamy Laing

Cleaning House Across Forty Hence Latin Wordplay Puzzle

Puzzle item listing numerous wordplay clues with mixed word fragments and hints. Includes Latin phrases, biblical terms, and various abbreviations. Clues reference people, tools, places, and objects, requiring crossword style解解. The jumble implies a themed word hunt with definitions and partial answers.

Peace and language shape Middle East peace quests

A columnist contrasts Hebrew and Arabic terms for peace, noting shalom implies perpetual peace for Israelis while salam and salkh mean meanwhile and a longer end to war for Arabs. The piece argues semantic differences influence East West diplomacy, especially around Berlin transit and territorial terms.

Jerusalem Israel Soviet Russia U.S Britain France Rogers Egypt Sinai Peninsula Suez Canal Shalom Israel Armed Forces Salam Esrac Solkh

Semantics and maps shape Gulf of Aqaba access dispute

The piece argues that Egypt Jordan and Saudi Arabia treated the Gulf of Aqaba as inland waterway by denying Israel access through a 1966 verbal reinterpretation. It notes strategic points like Sharm el Sheikh and the Golan Heights as enduring safeguards, and questions Secretary Rogers handling of the issue.

Sen Gulf of Aqaba Sinai Peninsula Israel Jordan Saudi Arabia Egypt Strait of Tiran Red Sea Eilat Tiwan Semantics Strait of Tiran Caina Filal Osire Sharm el Sheikh Golan Heights Sea of Galilee Syria Rogers

Debate on Rejoining Gold Standard With Nixon and IMF Figures

A historical argument argues against re freezing gold at $70 an ounce, highlighting IMF official Pierre Schweitzer and global actors like South Africa and Russia. It contends fixed exchange rates were a mistake, warns of devaluation risks, and favors free market dollars backed by trust, not gold reserves, noting the impracticality of a pre 1933 gold standard and the sufficiency of checkbook money.

United States Pierre Schweitzer International Monetary Fund Nixon Schweitzer Treasury Bank of England Meir Uis

Nation's Press on Gun Control and Police Armament

A column argues that prohibiting firearm possession would let police ban weapons without delay, praising regulation while warning that disarming citizens risks disarming officers. It cites the ACLU suit against deputies bearing arms during demonstrations and notes police face criminals with guns. Santa Ana, Calif. Registor

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