Police Chief Praises Community After Aug 12 Manhunt
A letter from Anderson Police Chief Doyle T. Wright commends citizens and law enforcement for their cooperation during the Aug 12 murder robbery manhunt. He thanks residents for food and aid, notes three suspects were captured within 14 hours, and praises the joint effort of city county and state agencies.
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Doyle T. Wright
Anderson
Midwest
Anderson Police Department
Madison County Police Department
Indiana State Police
the Police Department
Indiana
Anderson and Madison County
Double Standard on Kennedy Papers Sparks Scrutiny
Senator Edward Kennedy urged full public access to documents while reports say John F. Kennedy Library papers have been sanitized by archivists. Newsweek notes a three member committee controlling releases can suppress material that may injure or embarrass individuals including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Edward M. Kennedy.
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McNamara
Sen
Edward Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Newsweek Magazine
Kennedy
Newsweek
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedys
National Archives
Another Opinion About Drug Abuse
Holmes Alexander presents a libertarian take on drug use in Washington. Veritas argues nine federal agencies and the President should not force treatment or urinalysis, warning against paternalism and privacy invasion. He notes high health care spending and proliferation of government programs and questions national drug policy.
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Washington, D.C
Negron J. Veritas
H-Teller
President
Defense Department
Surgeon General
Federal Communications Commission
Veritas
Cec
Richard Nixon
White House
Jerome Jaffe
Congress
Washington
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nixon Economic Plan Faces Skepticism and Debate
Economists question Nixon wage price freeze and overall plan as proposals mix liberal and conservative ideas. Friedman condemns symptom focus while Galbraith backs controls. Critics warn long term harm, black markets, and rising bureaucracy. Supporters point to imports surcharge and tax changes amid broader welfare and monopoly concerns.
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Nixon
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Free Enterprise
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard University
Galbraith
Wall Street Journal
Joint
Senate House Economic Committee
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
America
Newsmen Petulant Critics Warn of Bias in Elections
Paul Harvey critiques self styled nit pickers urging journalists to log prime time TV coverage. He proposes readers monitor network newscasts to measure attention given to candidates and administration spokesmen, promoting balanced reporting ahead of the U S elections. Copyright 1971 Gen Fea Corp.
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Pulliam
Nixon
Humphrey
Lindsay
Muskie
Kennedy
McGovern
United States
Gen
Fea, Corp
Time in College Too Long Says Architect From Michigan
Architect William Lyman of Birmingham argues four years of college is excessive and suggests a three year Scottish style reform. He urges concentrating liberal arts for arts students and sciences for science students, with professional studies starting earlier, to reduce remedial surveys and improve general education.
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William Lyman
Birmingham
Michigan
Sinc
Scotland
Bell the Cat
Behemoth University
Nixon turns from Friedman to decisive action on price controls
Opinion piece argues interventionist policies favored by directing economists. It critiques Nixon for abandoning market restraint, enacting price controls, and hints at political calculations, tariffs, and the limits of economic theory in a democratic system. It questions long term efficacy and calls management for improving trends.
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Nixon
Messrs. Friedman
Schultz
Congress
Mr. Nixon
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
France
England
Sato
Peking
Pearl Harbor
Friedman
Readers Comment Lets Try for First Place in Welfare Admin
Mildred C Palmer argues against a Sunday editorial asking for last place in welfare funding. She defends Madison County Welfare Department led by Clifford Bennett, praising efficiency, openness, and the need for thoughtful observation of clients. She urges public visit to explain programs and stresses taxpayer accountability.
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Madison County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Madison County
Clifford Bennett
Indiana
Welfare Office
Mildred C, Palmer
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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George D Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
Gene Pulliam
Harvey
Kirk
Buckley
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