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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
2
An editorial argues phosphates in detergents contribute to eutrophication of rivers and lakes. It explains natural phosphate roles, outlines sources from sewage and runoff, and notes treatment options that could reduce over 90 percent of phosphates at about $2 per person annually. It suggests citizen actions and local sewage plant improvements.
The film academy honored Orson Welles and Ingmar Bergman with special awards praising their long contributions to cinema. The ceremony spotlighted their influence on art beyond star glamour, celebrating two luminaries whose efforts shaped cinematic expression.
Alice Widener reports a Ceylon uprising connected to leaders trained at Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow. The Times cites Rohana Wijera as leader with North Korean backing. Col. Rantunga warns of a growing rebel triangle and vows harsh action. Analysts warn of pro Moscow support in the United States.
A recalled 1960s ASNE gathering shows Nixon answering editors questions without notes, stressing presidential readiness. The piece notes clock discipline, the Secret Service tensions after Dallas, and Nixon’s poised, note-free style before the Marine Band and a media-conscious audience.
A Scottish writer voices deep misgivings about Britain joining the European Common Market. He warns that hill farms and fisheries could struggle against continental competition, coastal towns lose livelihoods, and the economy shift toward manufacturing, with broader social disruption and unemployment along the way.
Holmes Alexander recalls a 1988 interview with Richard Nixon, noting his view that Sino Russian rivalry would drive détente and possibly end the Vietnam War. He argues Nixon believed China and the USSR could pressure Hanoi, while warning that Mao and Chou En Lai would not be peaceful long-term allies.
James Michener's Kent State account highlights town gown alienation and student protest tensions. The piece argues that the public, not outsiders, threaten academic freedom as factions from both sides clash over free inquiry and campus behavior.
A collection of playful old time wordplay and jokes. Riddles compare livestock and objects in whimsical ways. The items mix misspellings and phonetic humor, ending with a sardonic quip about reading and plowing.
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