Burlingame Promoted at General Motors Central Foundry
Richard L Burlingame moves from Guide Lamp Division to personnel director at General Motors Central Foundry Division headquartered in Saginaw Michigan with plants in Bedford Indiana Danville Illinois and Defiance Ohio His Anderson activities include International Management Club advisory board Junior Achievement Senior Citizens Center Urban League and local civic groups His departure leaves a void in the community but marks a notable career advancement for a local man
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Richard L. Burlingame
Central Foundry
General Motors
Burlingame
Guide Lamp
Central Foundry Division
Saginaw
Mich
Bedford
Ind
Danville
Ill
Defiance
Ohio
Anderson
International Management Club
Anderson Junior Achievement
Senior Citizens Center
Anderson Urban League
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Kiwanis Club
Community Hospital
Should Detroit Die For Our Sins headline analysis
A Newsweek piece questions the blame on Detroit for pollution fears and auto industry woes. It argues Detroit symbolizes engineering and marketing success, shaped by shifting national priorities, and asserts the city bears responsibility for societal attitudes rather than sins.
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Detroit
Federal aid is killing us in Indiana
The piece argues federal aid wastes funds through red tape and bureaucratic handling, claiming money given to states is extracted as taxes first and then returned with high administration costs. Citing Indiana and Anderson, it asserts locals know best what they need and that federal aid harms the economy.
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Washington
Indiana
At Wit’s End The tale of a boy, a snake and family judgment
A humorous anecdote about a neighbor’s boy Jody wanting to bring a bull snake home on vacation. The narrator lists ten reasons against keeping a snake, highlighting imagination limits, social awkwardness, disciplinary risks, and family disruption, ending with the boy’s lingering preference for the snake.
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Jody
Bible School
Americans' car culture risks and air bag debate
In a 1971 column the author questions driver education and criticizes the federal plan to install safety airbags in all new cars by 1973. Dr. Patrick’s experiments with baboons raised safety concerns, suggesting limited testing before compulsory widespread use and highlighting the danger of overreliance on a single solution.
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Vietnam
America
Indochina
Federal Department of Transportation
Lawrence M. Patrick
Wayne State University
Patrick
Department of Transportation
Gen. Fea. Corp
Annual employee picnic at Beulah Park celebrates happiness and food
The In These Times column notes the Anderson Newspapers annual employee picnic at Beulah Park Alexandria drawing 200 plus staff and families. It highlights John Linder smorgasbord of shrimp meats salads vegetables desserts and ice cream plus activities for all ages including pony rides games pool and visiting retirees.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
John Linder
Anderson
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Fry
Pat
Bill Dillon
Moonville Way
Beulahark
Summit Talk Before China Visit Predicted by Nixons View
The piece argues Nixon should propose a neutral ground summit with Mao prior to any Peking visit to ease conservative fears. It reviews historical Republican showings in Asia, suggests Hong Kong Singapore or Manila as venues, and discusses Taiwan emigration, UN plebiscite, and dangers of aligning with Moscow. It notes potential public backfire if misread as appeasement.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
China
Mao
Peking
McKinley
Dewey
Manila Bay
Roosevelt
Far East
World
Asiatic
Russia
Pacific
Alaska
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Union
Hong Kong
Singapore
Manila
Taiwan
Asia
Formosa
Franklin Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Hitler
Germany
Red
America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Navy unveils standardized assembly for signature ready letters
Federal Diary reports the Navy's time-saving system for organizing executive correspondence. The method uses a left side with references and background material, a right side with the briefing memo and original S for signature, enclosures, copies, and file copies. Also notes on the Blue Collar Bill and Postal Problems hearings set for August in major cities.
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Washington
Navy
National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees
Washington, D.C
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
France repays IMF debt. US urged to face its own deficits
Alice Widener notes France paid 608.8 million to the IMF on August 4 1971 to fully liquidate its IMF debt. She argues Americans should accept France's repayment as a sign of solvency while urging the United States to confront its own growing national debt and devaluation. She reflects on World War I and II debts, prepayments by France, and calls for fiscal prudence and monetary reform.
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New York City
Bank of France
International Monetary Fund
France
IMF
Congress
Germany
Britain
Federal Republic of
Free World
U.S. Treasury
United States
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Algeria
U.S.A
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Newsweek
By Erma Bombeck
Field Enterprises, Inc
THE
Anderson Herald
Jackson Street
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Associated Press
Kirk
Thamas Vermillion
United
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
By Mike Causey
House
Alice Widener
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