Equal Time Demands Prompt GOP Response
The editorial argues against Democrat efforts to grant equal prime time for presidential messaging on the economy. It notes Mansfield’s push for access and calls for Republican equal time from NBC ABC and CBS, asserting the President is not a candidate and the GOP would be the proper adversary in this annual political dispute.
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Nixon’s Cambodia pull ends troop deployment and campaign
President Nixon fulfilled his pledge by withdrawing 1800 U S Army First Air Cavalry troops from Cambodia ending a 0 day drive that disrupted enemy stores and boosted South Vietnamese morale The move showcased fast moving tactics against guerrilla warfare and aimed to sustain a credible outcome for U S and South Vietnamese forces.
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Happy Golfing in Anderson Starts Two Day Celebration
Anderson hosts a two day celebration climaxing with the dedication of the new City Building at 4 p.m. Thursday. Highlights include the first annual celebrity golf tournament at Grandview Golf Course with mayors from several Indiana cities, 35 professional golfers, and numerous local figures.
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Tales of bets and castles in folklore humor
A humorous folklore fragment recalls bets on political outcomes in 1918 and a dream to visit Byron's Castle of Chillon in Switzerland. Vivid anecdotes show how communities recount disappointment and whimsy, ending with reflections on public apathy and missed chances.
Anderson Herald Faces Changes in Power and Subscriptions
The Anderson Herald reports on shifts in editorial leadership and subscription strategy as authorities plan to adjust power dynamics and revenue streams. Officials indicate distribution changes may affect readers and advertisers in the coming weeks.
A man to lead the country in education
Freeman argues federal education policy wastes money on failed experiments and large class sizes. He cites a 1967 AP study and the Coleman report to claim little impact on achievement. He urges HEW to place a bold reformer in the Office of Education for a louder, corrective voice.
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New Frontier
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Johns Hopkins
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Howald Reagan
Rovernor
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Kent Stata University
Tod Mulh
HEW
McNaught Syndicaty, Inc
Praise of Sherry Shealy for South Carolina office
The piece extols Sherry Lynn Shealy a 21-year-old Republican candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives from Lexington County. It lauds her youth, early leadership roles, and reform proposals while defending her conservatism and readiness to govern.
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Udall to push bill easing future federal pay raises
Congressman Morris K. Udall introduces a House bill to adjust pay scales for federal civilian employees and to end the automatic cost of living adjustments for Capitol Hill staffers. The measure aims to limit boosts to salaries while highlighting broader pay plan concerns.
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