Employers Can Help Veterans at City Hall Meeting
Local employers are urged to attend a City Hall Auditorium session discussing how to hire Vietnam veterans and utilize the Manpower Development and Training Act. Officials from Veterans Administration and Indiana Employment Security Division will outline federal contractor job listings and veteran first-priority hiring, with local incentives including free seven-day Work Wanted ads in The Anderson Herald and Daily Bulletin during April.
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City Hall
Veterans Administration
Indiana Employment Security Division
Nixon
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson Herald
Daily Bulletin
Madison County
City Hall Auditorum
Tax Money For Kennedy Center Admission Proposal
The Kennedy Center director warns Congress that without funds to stave off insolvency the center may begin charging admission. The piece argues against government subsidies for culture and suggests admission fees as a test, contending arts should not drain taxpayers and could relocate if revenue fails.
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Kennedy Center
Washington, D.C
Congress
daytime TV depressant feared by psychologist critics
Paul Harvey reports on a wave of concern among critics and professionals that daytime soap operas harm grown women more than children. Meg Albrecht of Salt Lake City describes daily viewing of The Doctors Another World One Life to Live and Love Is a Many Splendored Thing as leading to a pervasive low mood fueled by stories of amnesia divorce rape incest and betrayed marriages. She argues housewives absorb a lurid diet of cheating and seamy suburbia and questions whether we need to wallow in it while noting potential links to rising drug booze divorce and suicide rates. Chicago psychologist Stan Dale suggests soaps vicariously fuel self indulgence and self punishment, urging attention to the effects.
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Howewives
Meg
Phyllis Albrecht
Salt Lake City
Albrecht
Suburbia
Mrs. Alrecht
Millicent
Widder
Mrs. Albrecht
Angel
Chicago
Stan Dale
Gen
Fea, Corp
To The Point Is Higher Education What It Needs
A 1973 opinion discusses Congress likely passing a 24 billion higher education bill, arguing against indiscriminate campus expansion and for targeted support to existing strong colleges. It highlights Thomas Aquinas College as a model of small, humane, value-driven higher learning and calls for more such institutions.
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Congress
Young le
Nixon
Behemoth State U
Thomas Aquinas College
Calabasas
California
Thomas Aquinas
Los Angeles
Federal Treasury
Friends
St. John’s College
St. John's
Asen
Washington
Gen
Fea, Corp
At Wits End Ills Weary with Modern Shopping World
A humorous 1972 Field Enterprises piece laments hyperchoice in daily shopping. The narrator vents on overpopulation, low spirits, and endless options from crackers to bathroom tissue and underwear, ending with a clerk's exhausted quip about selecting underwear or risking pneumonia.
The Negro and the Nordic in Washington Review
A provocative critique of a bootleg polemic The Dispossessed Majority that argues for a North European majority in America while labeling Black and Jewish groups as threats. The piece contemplates racism in streets and media and questions cultural shifts under government policy. It notes authorial targets and cites Jefferson Memorial quotations as context.
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Washington, D.C
Paris
Washington
Richard Mien Vis
Alexander Family Assistance Plan
FAP
Yanjty
West
America
Jefferson Memorial
The
Potomac
X Pera
Jefferson
Jess
Indiana Conservatism and Hoosier Identity Highlighted
The Hoosier outlook survey portrays Indiana as rooted in independence, strong landholding history, and frugal debt controls. It notes prominent conservative voices in media and politics, with figures like Stan Evans shaping national dialogue, while Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh reflect liberal currents within a state otherwise wary of welfare expansion.
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Indianapolis
Middle America
Middle Atlantic States
Dorn Pass
Hoosier State
Wie
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
Hoosiers
Washington
William E. Jenner
Sen
Jenne
Indiana i
Senate
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
American Conservative Union
Evans
Court House
Editorial Celebrates Human Genius Against Doomsday View
In a New York City report the Shreveport Journal argues human genius endows mankind with resilience amid predicted 2100 doomsday from MIT study. It cites Mayo Clinic guidance to Rochester State Junior College and praises varied education blending academics with vocational training for individual gifts and hopeful future.
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New York City
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Shreveport
Rochester Minn Post- Bulletin
Rochester State Junior College
Post-Bulletin
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Anderton
George D. Clittenberger
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Tonsh
Jane Toner
Scott
Robert E. Jackson
Charles W. Laughlin
Seustary and Treweerse
Ivivad
Sac and Clane
St Andersen
Tne
Indione
Tadieum
Ana ‘Var
Peim
Sprial Mei
Newrail
Associated Press
Enetusi
Peblica
TOU
Wervie
Wiscon
Wit's End
Field Enterprises, Inc
Hombech
Holmes Alexander
Nat Turner
Eliot
Ezra Powid
Hemingway
Wolfe
Pitagerald
Robert Lowell
Hart Crane
Rose Lockridge
Thomas Heggan
Israel
McNaught Syndicate; Inc
Alice Widener
Webster's
Leges
Aeshisti
Mspace
Mayo Clinic
Peterson
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