Free price controls fail to solve rising food costs
A telegram opinion argues price ceilings on meat and cereals misfire as costs surge. It cites doubled soybean prices, farmer subsidies, devaluation, and the Wheat Certificate tax, urging Congress to scrap old farm laws and restore a free market to curb inflation.
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Alt Unis Linia
CalMonien
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Callomon
United Sales
Witsera
Wniid
Lig
Department of Agriculture
Congress
U.S
When Mom and Dad Were Young in America
A rapid collage of midcentury life notes from 1940s to 1950s culture. References span music theatre and film stars, political events, scientific milestones, and daily life details from fashion to food prices, with names like Truman, Eisenhower, MacArthur, Kennedy, Nixon, and Bertie.
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South Pacific
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Joe Touis
Ezzard Charles
New York
Lone Ranger
FBI
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Tlel Rosenherjs
U.S
Dallas
Tenral
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Elf
Korea
Harry Truman
Douglas A. MacArthur
America
Neek
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Alger Iiss
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Clark Gable
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tudochina
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Fivo
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Richard Nixon
Klaus Fuchs
London
Old Bailey
Soviet Union
Jelly Bell Morton
Nesw Orleans
Aook
Walter Damrosch
Arturo Toscanini
Irene
Heer
Mayo Clinic
Freedom and independence amid civic call to action
The Columbus Telegram dated Wednesday September 26 1975 in Columbus Nebraska features a call to preserve freedoms and independence and to resist collective control in public life. The piece references enduring principles and the idea of government obeying the people.
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The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraske
ASK THE DOCTOR Varicose Veins And Arterial Hardening Explained
Dear Dr Lamb explains varicose veins as dilated leg veins shown under the skin, often in women post pregnancy, with bluish color from low oxygen blood. Atherosclerosis is arterial fatty deposits, not typical in veins, but arteries under high pressure can calcify. The column also addresses calories burned during walking and weight change, noting about 60 extra calories per mile for a 150 pound person at three mph and that 30 minutes daily could add roughly 90 extra calories, affecting fat deposits.
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Lawrence &, Lamb
A.D
Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Puzzle answer fragment compilation reflects scattered clues
The prompt provides a jumbled collection of terms and partial phrases across science, geography, history, and language. It appears to be a cryptic or incomplete crossword style puzzle with mismatched words like Agni, Fe, and La, a range of numbers, and foreign phrases. The readable core items include references to blood vessels, skeleton, English feelings, and a ceramic place dynasty, but no coherent narrative or single solution emerges.
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Agni
Triand
Sabeeea
Asa Massalike
DI Chine
Ceramic Place Dynasty Fond
Questions and Answers on Astronomy Bridge and Legends
A compact Q and A set covering earth’s simultaneous movements and day year lengths, a bridge splinter bid explained as a five card support and singleton in the trump suit, the Holy Grail described as the cup used at the Last Supper, and a garbled misrendering of GNP joked as a national pursuit line.
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Oingleton
Jesus
Joseph of
The Ecological Elitists and Modern Living
A critical look at ecological elitism argues that keeping nature pristine must balance human needs. The author contends that technology enables progress while preserving resources, arguing against universal limits on travel and energy use.
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Dave Cal
Stern Club
Avhlehy
Disney Enterprises
Akractive
Sivrei Neva
Dedi Ratge
Los Angeles
Uhie Sieriat
Clute
Neves
Wri
Siena Chih
Mveate
Ion
Oley
California
Computer Crime and the Machine’s Moral Drift
A reporter surveys officials and research on computer crime showing young technically skilled offenders outside law, targeting banks, businesses, and government. The piece notes motives include revenge, credit, or punishment, with cases from universities and phony bills. It warns that automation may erode human values as machines mediate dealings.
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Binnt
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