Hartke Says He Will Talk About Anything in Anderson
Hartke, visiting Anderson, told reporters he will discuss anything, then qualified that the phrase excludes answering a Solin challenge over a $30,000 Spiegel Co. contribution. The episode fuels scrutiny as he campaigns against Roudebush for the U.S. Senate, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
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Vance Hartke
Anderson
Hartke
William Solin
Solin
The
Spiegel Co
Senate
Ing
Spiegel
Richard Roudebush
U.S. Senate
Sen. Hartke
Nixon pushes dangerous substances bill to curb drug trade
President Nixon proposes the Dangerous Substances Act to register all narcotics manufacturers distributors and dispensers and to revamp penalties. He seeks expanded enforcement powers and a no knock clause to aid evidence gathering while stressing hard drugs harm youth. Senatorial candidate Roudebush endorses the call for action.
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Anderson
National Insitute of Mental Health
Turkey
Mexico
John Mitchell
United States
Nixon
Congress
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.S
Richard L. Roudebush
U.S Senate
Quote Of The Month From William Randolph Hearst Jr
The writer condemns unfair criticism of the Republican Administration over Vietnam policy. He argues misrepresentation by American lawmakers harms the President's efforts to seek a honorable settlement and warns that hostile framing fuels communist propaganda.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Vietnam
William Randolph Mearst, Jr
Waitresses Discuss House Women Rights Amendment
Two waitresses at a local hotel talk about the House passed women's rights amendment. One quips that the other has long been ahead and will now be equal.
Quotation Views on Modern Times and Film Figures
A collage of reflections on contemporary life from consumer protests to Hollywood icons. The piece cites Dr. David Lilienthal on century’s character, memories of Smiley Burnett and Stu Erwin, and remarks on sexuality and timing in older films amid a mix of social quirks and humor.
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Ap IU
Waad
David Lilienthal
Temnesses Valley Authority
Chairmas
Deevelopment Resources Corporation
DePauw University
Pilional Dispatch
Smiley Burnett
Stu Erwin
Dorothy
Davine
Tris Artund
Open Curriculum Sparks Debate on College Standards
A 1970 viewpoint argues that open curricula undermine core standards and degree value. It cites campus protests at a Long Island college and warns against abolishing required courses, fearing loss of rigor, faculty departures, and weakened degrees as students push for total curricular control.
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Tong Yeland
Kirk
Aislary
Henry Coureés
Inis College
Eivetlon Pavesics
NBA
Long Island
Cole Iage
Kbd
Gen. Fen. Corp
Fragmentary Military Reflections on Disease and Nation
A fragmented meditation on American military vulnerability to widespread disease. The author contemplates societal collapse and the fragility of life amid imagined plagues, mentioning a disjointed sequence of ailments and fears affecting the nation.
Pollution as a political issue in Muskie campaign
Vernon J. Veritas argues pollution supports farming abundance and that Americans prefer comfort over pristine landscapes. He says Muskie would oppose pollution if fully informed, and claims technology can solve environmental problems without sacrificing living standards.
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Washington, D.C
Hol Muskie
Vernon J. Verltas
Muskie
Veritas
Potomac
America
Washington
Mr. Veritas
Japan
Liller
Ller-Nakers
Vaters
Nixon
Verleys
Ohio River Water Sanitation Commission
Cincinnati
George Washington
Tim
Vernon J. Veritas
McNaught Syreticate, Inc
Military leaders clash with policy over U.S. troop withdrawals
Paul Harvey reports on military figures challenging war policy and the Hatch Act limits. Retired generals warn against overstretched logistics and costly overseas commitments while advocating a rapid withdrawal from Vietnam and Europe.
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Hatch
Calel
Megars
Harvey
Florida
U.S. Senate
Mazina Corps
Jie] Daves
United States
Trdochina
James Gavin
Vietnam
Toda
Postal workers press for rights at AFL-CIO convention
Delegates at a large labor gathering debate mail workers pay and striking rights as AFL-CIO leaders face criticism over past actions. Militant factions demand full penalties against service cuts and strong backing for a nationwide postal strike.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Brooklyn
Jack Laren
Meany
White House
Aca
Vetern
U.S. Postal Service
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