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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
2
The 1965 decision states free speech does not allow addressing crowds at any place or time and urges denial of parade permits for demonstrations that incite violence. It argues government must protect law abiding citizens and may deploy troops to disperse mobs after costly, damaging protests.
The Crane win signals a GOP tilt toward conservative policies in Congress, with emphasis on ending the Vietnam conflict through negotiation then military action if needed. Crane backs mandatory penalties for violent crime and argues for a rightward path in 1970 campaigns.
Dear reader seeks $5,000 bond investments focusing on safety and yield. Guidance covers broker purchases with small-fee bonds, maturity considerations, and avoiding capital loss by favoring short-term notes. Recommendations include Household Finance 1975 issue, Federal Reserve agency notes, and selective blue chips like Union Carbide and GE with cautious tone.
A critical take on Joe McGinniss’s book The Selling of the President 1968, arguing it offers inside look at television’s role in campaigning though its thesis is pretentious. The review contrasts McGinniss with other Nixon-era writers and notes the perceived gulf between public image and private reality.
Paul Harvey notes two sets of books masking passenger rail costs and argues for federal aid. A study of eight major lines shows $118 million in avoidable expenses tied to passenger service, while the industry posted a net income under $600 million with a 2.3 percent return. He claims upgrading and sustenance require government help, and that railroads deserve a share of their taxes back as subsidies favor airlines.
Holmes Alexander argues that war prisoners from Vietnam era suffer mental torture and that neglectful leaders and New Left figures exploit missing servicemen. He criticizes Fulbright and other officials for inaction and calls next of kin to demand accountability and hearings.
A collection of quotations from Dr. Paul S. Morrison, J. Reagan, Richard Armstrong, and others contrasts Western and Oriental thinking, debates on Los Angeles topless dancing, and remarks on twentieth century violence. The items reflect social attitudes and notable opinions in a dated, miscellany format.
Column by John Keasler argues inflation creates opportunities for families. He cites rising consumer prices and argues for benefiting from higher deposits and reduced expenses, urging readers to send for pamphlets on inflation and budgeting while humorously noting long term costs.
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