Farewell to the Anderson Hotel a landmark in downtown
Hundreds bid farewell to the Anderson Motor Hotel in downtown Anderson as a remodel begins. The former Hotel Anderson hosted salesmen travelers and celebrities, with famed rooms and dining spaces echoing decades of gala events and gatherings before transitioning to new office space for Madison County.
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Anderson Motor Hotel
Anderson Hotel
Knudsen
Raby H. Roberts
Madison County Courthouse
Meridian Street
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University coats campus rocks to curb student rioting
Investigators find stones used in campus clashes, so University of Illinois Urbana Champaign tests coating rocks with a plastic to form rigid masses. If successful, the campus may be plastered to reduce police being stoned during riots.
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University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
Buckley Defends Conservatism on Life and War Policy
Senator Jim Buckley urges conservatives to defend human life while criticizing anti-nuclear policies. He argues abortion leads to euthanasia and cautions against McNamara era deterrence. Buckley emphasizes national defense, US interests in Ireland, and personal belief in freedom as key conservative traits.
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National Press Club
Mercy Iling
Ulster
North Ireland
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Cellas
George Washington
Une
Nixon chessboard widens lead in 1972 race
Nixon moves on Agnew replacement, McCloskey challenge, and Muskie Humphrey Kennedy prospects. He uses China diplomacy as leverage to neutralize opposition while public mood favors bold foreign policy moves. Conservatives split, while Nixon edges toward re election with strategic maneuvers.
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Paul Volt
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Spiro T. Agnew
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Nixon Ow
Paul McCloskey
New Hampshire
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Southeast Asia
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Red China
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Neville Chamberlain
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Nison
King Features Syndicate
Federal Diary 2 Age limits for government jobs debated
Administration asks Congress to permit maximum age limits for federal job candidates. Civil Service Commission and officials say a uniform policy would curb age discrimination while allowing flexibility. unions fear job loss for older workers and shifts toward youth, with debates over training, pay, and midlevel raises.
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Momen
FBI
CIA
Interior Department
Interior
CSC
Samites Atten
Nuiacy
Nemo Ale
Federal Aviation Administration
American Federation of Government Employees
John F. Griner
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reading a metropolitan paper versus hometown paper
A reflective quotation about choosing from a city paper like dining out and a hometown paper as a familiar meal. It invokes Abraham Lincoln's belief in individual rights and non interference with others.
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Abraham Lincoln
Nixon trip to China stirs moral debate over democracy
The piece questions U S liberal support for Nixon's China visit, comparing it to historic regimes and criticizing calls for free elections and dissent. It argues that power, not virtue, shapes outcomes and asks how public opinion would respond to future strong actions.
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Nixon
China
Mao Tseung
Charleston
South Carolina
Richard Nixon
Himsel
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Mao Tseng
Chow Enlai
Love Story stirs youth and age across a cultural bridge
Review reflects on Love Story profits and impact while contrasting young rebellion with older perspectives. Professor Landrum Bowing of Earlham College and Dr Bolling discuss how money, religion, and ethic concerns shape youth, with lines about Vietnam, politics, and society.
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Hoosier College
Landrum Bowng
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Dr. Bolling
Moscow
Boston
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Hillis reports on Soviet naval power and U S tax bias
Congress and Rep Bud Hillis discuss Soviet naval strength and global reach. He warns a strengthened Soviet fleet could challenge U S naval vetoes and access to key sea lanes while urging immediate action. The piece also notes Veterans benefits and proposed income tax equalization for single filers.
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Washington, D.C
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Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Indian Ocean
Straits of Malacca
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Gibraltar
U.S
United States
Barry M. Goldwater
Senate
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