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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1972

Page

2

Editorials cite Shriver charges and city governance issues

The piece critiques former ambassador Sargent Shriver for alleging Nixon missed a chance at peace in 1969 while noting his Paris posting and questioning his ability to convey critical information. It also covers Anderson mayor Robert Rock’s fight against political favoritism and a Reader Comment about alleged politicized city work on a precinct official’s property.

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Beef costs rise as demand outstrips supply

The article notes beef prices up about 14 percent in a year amid rising demand. Per capita U S beef consumption has grown from 88.8 to 113.3 pounds annually, and imports were liberalized by Nixon. Major exporters include Australia New Zealand and Central America.

United States Nixon C. Fred Bergsten Brookings Institution Australia New Zealand Central America Wall Street Journal Paris

Where To Write Your Legislators Washington DC Addresses

A list of congressional offices and room numbers in Washington DC for contacting senators and representatives. Includes Sen Hartke Bayh Rep Dennis Hillis Bray and others with room numbers and building names in the Old Senate Office Building Longworth and Rayburn. Some text is garbled but names and offices remain identifiable.

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Air piracy and on the spot justice proposed by police chief

A columnist argues for immediate on the spot trials and harsh punishment for air pirates. He recalls lax airport checks, cites metal detectors and bag searches, and praises hard measures used by Ethiopian and Israeli airlines. He warns that ransom and cowardice invite more piracy and urges decisive military style responses.

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At Wit's End Wife and Husband Bicker On Anniversary

A long, humorous exchange reveals Erma Bombeck style squabbles between a married couple celebrating 23 years. They joke about patience sleep snoring and the wall side bed while swapping playful barbs about chores and bills.

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McGovern rhetoric called indecent by critics

The piece cites critics arguing Senator McGovern inflates rhetoric and contrasts his warnings with calmer voices. It notes earlier charges against McGovern’s allies and rival comments about Nixon, Thieu, and other Senators, labeling his remarks indecent and divisive.

Nixon Keynesian remark sparks party split and policy debate

Washington reports on President Nixon calling himself a Keynesian in economics, sparking rifts with Republican conservatives. Treasury Secretary George Schultz defends New Economic Policy while acknowledging limits on Keynesian methods, citing the impact on enterprise and constitutional contracts.

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Letter to editor on city spending and policy impact

A reader condemns the Democratic administration and municipal spending practices. The letter cites street light placement at two Federal addresses, accusing a precinct official of favoritism and cost, and urges lawful oversight and fiscal restraint. It closes with a Constitutional preamble and broader political critique.

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