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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues Goodwill toward the People's Republic of China does not make it a moral ally. It notes US policy splits among senators on recognizing Communist China and Taiwan. It highlights Taiwan's native population desiring autonomy from any Beijing or Taipei rule.
Senator Adlai E Stevenson urges Congress to form a five five commission and oversee elections in South Vietnam while weighing recognition of Red China. He warns that a two China policy risks UN veto power and questions endangering Nationalist China and US treaty commitments. He contrasts historical antiwar sentiment and implications for future elections and stability in Southeast Asia.
In a humorous piece, the retailer Daniel Goehler of Fifty on old North Main is extolled through rhymed verses. The ad touts Goebler Goehler as a premier tailor offering spring linen and year round garments. The poem links seasonal lines to shopping at Fifty and North Main, with a note on the old expression distain meaning change or after use.
President Leonard Woodenek of the United Auty Workers signals talks with aerospace firms in July. The push for a four day workweek with five days pay grows as non union employers adopt the plan, with benefits like reduced absenteeism and higher output.
In a Washington DC letter after JFK's election, Holmes Alexander praises Henry M Jackson while critiquing Kennedy's tepid delivery. The writer urges a rousing, partisan leadership stance and references Soviet power and the need for strong U S deterrence.
A 1970 era analysis notes Henry M. Jackson as a leading centrist among Democratic hopefuls while Muskie Bayh and Humphrey pivot left to court liberal activists. It cautions that economic issues, not social leftism, will drive 1972 voter support and campaign financing amid a recovering economy and Nixon’s policy stance.
A 1971 editorial argues rural decay to be grave as urban migration grows. It compares Nixon's proposed 11 billion revenue sharing plan to Democratic efforts led by Sen Talmadge and Sen Humphrey, urging state and local action over federal programs.
Fragmented notes discuss energy policy and spring days. The FDA takes over germ warfare research for peaceful aims. References to China ping pong crowds and US players in Pating hint at international events and economic ties affecting industry.
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