Editorial on Rock and Midwest affairs in Indiana
The Anderson Herald criticizes Robert L. Rock for alleged links to Midwest Empire Inc. and questions credibility amid SEC scrutiny. It notes secretary of state Larry Conrad's whistle, prior certifications, and a Truman quote about handling heat.
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Anderson
Robert L. Rock
Indianapolis
Anderson Herald
Thomas Redmond
Midwest Empire, Inc
Larry G. Conrad
Indiana
Rock
Midwest
William Salin
Midwest Empire
U.S. Senate
Redmond
Securities Division
Larry Conrad
Fort Wayne
Harry S Truman
Land Reform Rhetoric Draws Fire From US Critics
The piece condemns "land reform" talk in the United States linked to Senator McGovern and Peter Barnes. It argues private land ownership is a fundamental American liberty and warns against government redistribution schemes modeled on abroad. It warns of a creeping attack on property rights by homegrown agrarian reformers.
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China
Peking
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
George McGovern
D-Sd
U.S. Senate
Congressional Record
America
Peter Barnes
New Republic Magazine
Barnes
United
Western States
Castro
West
Mr. Barnes
What’s More Important For Children Bus Or Education
Opinion piece arguing against compulsory busing to achieve racial balance. It cites Nixon and Marland opposing federal funding for pupil transport, calls busing an anti educational measure, and questions racial quotas. It urges improving inner city schools and prioritizing educational quality over forced integration.
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Nixon
Attorney General's Office
Sidney P. Marland
Marland
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Fea. Corp
Anything Goes on the Way Out in New York City
Alice Widener argues the 1960s fad for anything goes wanes as Europe and the United States see the need for decency. She highlights London's 15 month prison terms for Oz readers, praises the Hill Link Minority Report on obscenity and pornography, and urges readers to obtain and study it to curb indecency.
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New York City
Europe
United States
London
England
National Council For Civil Liberties
Council
American Civil Liberties Union
Argyle
London Times
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Hill-Link
Presidential Commission On
Morality In Media, Inc
Park Avenue
New York
N.Y
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
Majority Commission
Presidential Commission
Morton A. Hill
Winfrey C. Link
John McClellan
Senate
Hill- Link
Gordon Allott
U.S.A
The People’s Republic and People’s Skulls
Holmes Alexander critiques Robert Conquest and Richard Walker for treating Communist China’s harms as estimates. He cites vast fatalities from cultural upheavals and forced labor, arguing Mao’s regime built on terror and that normalization with Red China should prompt Americans to reflect on human costs and geopolitical aims.
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People’s Republic
People’s Skulls
Washington, D.C
Tom Dodd
Robert Conquest
Russia
Dodd
Senate
Conquest
Red
China
Nixon
Peking
Richard Walker
University of South Carolina
Devello
Red China
Chairman Mao
Walker
Taiwan
India
Japan
Europe
Africa
North America
Why Not Rob a Bank Busts an Epidemic in 1970s America
Paul Harvey discusses a nationwide rise in bank robberies linked to narcotics, highlighting FBI concerns and the shift from seasoned criminals to drug addicted amateurs. He cites Nevada and Washington data, a Chicago bank spending millions on protection, and notes high arrest rates yet easy bail. Nixon labels narcotics production as a global issue.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Savings and Loan Association
Frank Beniak
Frank Benny
FBI
Washington
Atlanta
New York
Detroit
Hoover
Congress
Washington, DC
First National Bank of Chicago
U.S. News and World Report
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
White House
Nixon
Turkey
Laos
Thailand
Spaghetti Lies and Beaming Beauties in Sophias Era
A humorous essay mocks beauty myths from Hollywood stars. Sophia Loren, Arlene Dahl, Dolores Del Rio and Cary Grant are referenced as enduring icons, while the author confesses failed diets and a playful obsession with spaghetti sauce. The piece playfully links fame, fashion, and food to the quest for timeless looks.
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Arlene Dahl
Daddy Warbucks
Dolores del Rio
Sophia Loren
Sophia
America
Cary Grant
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
Legislators listed with chamber and office locations in Washington D C includes Senator R Vance Hartke in the Old Senate Office Building room 451 and Senator Birch Bayh Jr in the House room 304 Also Rep David W Dennis 7 in Longworth room 1729 representing the 10th District including Madison Delaware and Henry Counties Rep Elwood H Hillis in room 1510 representing the Sth District including Grant Tipton and Hamilton counties Rep William G Bray in room 2305 Rayburn Building representing the éth District including Hancock County.
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Senate
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Longworth
Madison
Delware
Henry
Elwood H. Hillis
Sth
Grant, Tipton
Hamilton
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Hancock County
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Conrad
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George Pancol
Sutherlin
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Bryce Watkins
Sen. McGovern
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
Associated Press
By Russell Kirk
Kirk
Alice Widener
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Fender
Tibet
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Harvey
By Erma Bombeck
Marcello Mastroianni
David W. Dennis
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