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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1971

Page

4

Galbraith Letter and Spadina Echoes Stir Debate Across Nations

The piece reviews John Kenneth Galbraith’s Times letter criticizing wartime misdirection by U S leaders and calls for public debate on major policy. It also reports Toronto’s Spadina Expressway controversy where Ontario Premier William Davis endorses dissenting views on auto‑driven transport versus public transit and traffic restriction.

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Overpopulation Debate From Udall to Pakistan Crisis

Paul Harvey comments on world population, noting Pakistan faces civil war and famine, with birthrates fueling growth. He argues reduced births could ease starvation and economic strain, outlining scenarios to 2000 and noting ecological limits. Copyright 1971 Gen. Features Corp.

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Special Service Notice for Herald Copies

A special messenger service requires readers to call 649-4218 before 9 am to request a copy of The Herald. After 9 am, the 12 copies will be sent by special messenger to the address on file.

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Woodstock Nation and the limits of a new era

The author reviews Woodstock, Altamont, Powder Ridge, and McCrea et al, arguing the Woodstock Nation dream faded amid heat, disorganization, violence and heavy drug use. Promoters and audiences faced chaos, while figures like Timothy Leary and Eldridge Cleaver symbolize the era’s excesses.

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Letter on American emigration to Canada and Australia

A Stars and Stripes columnist letters a reader abroad who plans to move family to Canada. He cites expat and emigration figures, argues radicalism and violence drive Americans overseas, and defends U S freedom while noting veterans returning to civilian life. The exchange questions causes, costs, and loyalties of migration.

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Spanish origin Americans and rising activism reshape U.S. demographics

A King Features Syndicate overview highlights uncertain counts of Mexican and Puerto Rican origin populations, noting 92 million with origins. 12 million cited by Cabinet on Spanish speakers, and activists from La Raza Unida to MAYO push for inclusion. Los Angeles, New York, Chicago show disparities in poverty and representation, with Chicanos and Puerto Ricans facing economic marginalization, education gaps, and political moves ahead of forthcoming Census data.

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Return to Your Own Things Psychosis Satire

A humorous confession of clingy possessiveness in marriage escalates to a doctor’s gag prescribing a dramatic "prescription" as the patient reveals a vault of personal items kept in a secret desk. The tale playfully exposes how ordinary objects trigger imagined crises and a comic dose of marital independence.

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