Singing Sheriff Gunter wins Law Officer of the Year
The Madison County sheriff known as the Singing Sheriff, John Gunter, was presented the Indiana American Legion Lewis Schmidt award as Law Officer of the Year in Indianapolis. He is praised for promoting law, order, patriotism, and rehabilitation efforts, including programs for inmates. The Anderson Herald congratulates him and notes his long work with area youth.
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Madison County
Heriff John Gunter
Indiana American Legion
Lewis Schmidt
Indianapolis
Gunter
Indiana
Indiana Women's Prison
Feim
Sheriff Gunter
Elwood American Legion
American Legion
Anderson Herald
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Hoosiers
John Gunter
Madison County Courthouse Faces Storage Planning Needs
Plans for a new Madison County courthouse move forward with emphasis on secure permanent storage for official documents. The Madison County Historical Society should be consulted to ensure space meets present and future needs to prevent loss of irreplaceable records and to support research and informed official decisions.
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Madison County
Madison Torical Society
Indiana
All Wit's End by Erma Bombeck
A fragmentary muse on motherhood and love from Erma Bombeck. The piece praises a mother’s warmth and the enduring bond with her children, starting with gratitude toward the firstborn as the “genesis of a marriage.”
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Belin Wall
Short Thoughts Leadline Reflects on New Hope for SALT, Spy Funds
A satirical collage mixes a lead about renewed SALT optimism with notes on CIA reports access and funding, a Philippines stone age tribe isolated for centuries, and nostalgic lines about aging, family, and the enduring “Baby” in Field Enterprises text from 1971.
Notice to Miss Your Herald A Sh Alyer Mond
Fragmentary 1868 notice from The Anderson Herald instructs a missive to attend or sign a complaint. Mentions Associated Press. Contains garbled OCR text with unclear names, dates, and actions.
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Associated Press
President Nixon moves to empower security board
The article reports on President Nixon extending powers of the Subversive Activities Control Board to include broader definitions of subversives and domestic violence groups. It notes potential abolition of SACB if inactivity persists, plans for public hearings, and a proposed name change to Federal Internal Security Board with subpoena and contempt authority.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
Acivities Control Board
SACB
Simons
BACB
Cher Day
John Ma Alexander An
Lyndon, Johnson
SABC
Wwaat
Asistant General
Altough
Mayday Tribe
Justice Department
U.S
Federal Internal Security Board
Pentagon
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nixon warns of national decadence in Kansas City speech
In Kansas City Nixon addresses publishers and broadcasters, arguing American civilization risks moral decay unless a strong reaffirmation of ethical purpose follows. He cites Livy and Rome as warnings, urges public opinion leaders to remind citizens of positive achievements, and warns that widespread narcotic addiction signals deeper decline.
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Richard Nixon
Titus Livius
Decadence
Kansas City
Nixon
United States
America
Livy
Jesus of Nazareth
Detroit
Robert Conger
Hillsdale College
George Charles Roche
Commonwealths
People
Rome
Freud
T. S. Eliot
New York Times Editorials On Vietnam Through The Ages
A compact roundup of 1953 to 1971 NYT editorials and columns discussing Vietnam policy. It cites Os deliberate anti Communist stance in Southeast Asia and the debate over U.S. strategies, secrecy, and the moral weight of air campaigns. Named figures include Neil Sheehan James Reston Howard K. Smith and Stewart Alsop.
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N.Y. Times
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
New York Times
Indocina
Geneva
North Vietnam
China
Laos
South Vietnam
Peking
Hanoi
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
United States
Asia
West
Neil Sheesan
Washington
Korea
Iran
James Reston
Howard K. Smith
ABC Evening News
National Security Council
NSC
National Secure Council
New York ‘Times
Saurday Evening Post
Charles Bartlet
Stewart Alsop
Uproar Over Anderson Theatres Films Prompt Letter
Reader comments criticize local action against film showings in Anderson theatres. Letter argues lower admission and cheaper concessions would boost attendance and keep money in town, while noting nearby Maine as alternative. Ends with constitutional preamble text.
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Anderson Theatres
Anderson
Robert L. Cline Anderson
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