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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues gun owners form a true cross section of America led by the NRA and Gen. Maxwell E. Rich. It decries anti gun sentiment, cites deficits and inflation blamed on government policy, and urges Americans to live within their means.
An official from the Association of American Railroads reports solid progress in 1971’s fourth quarter despite strikes. Railroads improved schedules, reduced transit times, and added through trains aided by new facilities and information systems to meet growing energy demands and shipper needs.
Time magazine notes that after the dollar’s devaluation travel to Europe will cost Americans up to 20 percent more this year than last. About three million Americans visited Europe last year. more are expected in 1972. Travelers are advised to use traveler's checks, convert money at banks, and pay abroad promptly to minimize losses.
Review of Richard Walen’s Catch the Falling Flag on his 1967–1969 dealings with Richard Nixon. The critique notes Walen’s portrayal of Nixon as a political functionary and the book’s personal rather than ideological focus, with emphasis on the author’s experiences at the Nixon camp and a final memorandum to RN.
Alice Widener argues that Kakuei Tanaka’s rise shows the value of vocational and technical schooling. She urges the U S to boost vocational funding and challenge the notion that only academic paths lead to success, citing personal growth through hands on work and self improvement.
The Indianapolis News argues that liberals now demand strict construction for war declarations yet routinely ignore it on gun control punishment and property rights. It questions consistency, noting past conservatives like Taft and Bricker and praising a states rights reading of the 10th Amendment.
Readers letters to Kirk reveal the burdens of responding to inquiries without return addresses, unsigned notes, or grand demands for lengthy replies. Some writers seek publication, others threaten polemics, while many share personal stories from rest homes or critique academia.
The column alleges Common Cause sought to influence Rep. Seymour Halpern by offering to pay his fare to Stockholm for a vote on an End The War Amendment. It claims the group attempted to use an intermediary, denies direct bribery, and asserts ethics questions about paying travel to sway votes.
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