No Joy For Hoosierland Hartke Betrayal Reflects On Indiana
Editorial denounces Senator Hartke for supporting antiwar protests linked to Trotskyist groups and NPAC. It argues Hartke jeopardizes Indiana’s traditional stance on patriotism, cites Evans Novak critique, notes Vietnam troop withdrawal progress under Nixon, and laments perceived betrayal of Hoosier trust with strong nationalist rhetoric.
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Vance Hartke
Paris
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Congress
Teddy Kennedy
Vietnam
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Lydia Bixby
Boston
Mudville
Wighty Casey
Hoosierland
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Folklore Nonsense and Jokes From a Sun Newspaper
A collection of light quips and humorous lines from a Sun page including a boy asking about greatest common divisor, a candidate disputing a rival’s law credentials, audience heckles, a girl asking about future marriage, and a motherly reply about husbands and being an old maid. Also a sailor’s saying about perseverance.
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Sun
Nixon Reagan Welfare Clash Sparks National Debate
Paul Harvey reflects on Nixon proposal for two billion in revenue sharing to rescue bankrupt cities versus Reagan insistence on reduced city spending and welfare reform. He critiques politicians, cites Lindsay and Rockefeller influence, and argues that work and private pride could restore solvency if California leads.
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Reagan
Congress
John Lindsays
Promi Hamisiis
Nelson
Lindsays
Rockefellers
Washington
Ayress
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Menial Work Debate Echoes Through Politics and Life
Alice Widener quotes President Wixen on redefining menial labor as honest work not beneath dignity. The piece cites discourse about vocational education and the evolving use of the term, noting examples from typing to chores and needlework. It includes reflections on culture, definitions, and a personal anecdote about a journey through airline service and customer perception.
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New York City
Wixen
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Ae Jong
Ard Webster
Oxford Universal Dictionary
George Scott wins Oscar despite reluctance
A brief comment notes George C Scott accepting the best actor Oscar but not wanting it. It observes that some people desired awards and did not receive them. The piece then touches on varying court leniencies in income tax cases and a mention of a public figure defending a contentious headline.
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George €. Scott
Santor
Pat
Byrnes analyzes PRC USSR ties and Ping Pong diplomacy
Professor Byrnes of Indiana University told a Senate subcommittee that China is a large nation with limited power, and that the USSR views Red China as a rival yet needs balance with NATO. He argues China’s abrasiveness, its East European ties, and Ping Pong diplomacy shape a cautious, multi-front Cold War stance.
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People's Republic of China
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Romania
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America
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Choe
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Peking
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Allatina
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Stalin
Senaty Sub Committee
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Vietnamization and British judgments discussed
The piece contrasts British and European views of Vietnam with American mass media. Sir Robert Thompson, a Malaya expert, claims South Vietnam’s Lang expedition was a complete success and that Saigon will soon rely on logistic and air support from the U.S. North Vietnam’s strength wanes while Saigon’s police grow effective. The column notes China’s role and potential peace shifts if neutrality or altered support occurs, suggesting Hanoi may seek terms with Saigon as U.S. withdrawal proceeds.
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Telegraph
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North Vietnam
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Malaya
Robert
Nixon
England
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Lang
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Com
United States
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Sai
Saigon
Catfish Teall
Leos
Hanoi
China
Peking
Paris
Ching
Russia
At Wit's End Ridicules Selfies of Phone Interruptions
A humorous 1971 column notes how many people rush to answer every ring while others ignore calls to save time. The author recounts dozens of missed or mistaken calls from family, friends, and public figures, joking about the endless stream of dial tones and misunderstood intentions.
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