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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1970
Page
2
The piece counters claims of misallocated funds noting defense cuts of 12 billion with 7 billion planned and argues social programs gain. It cites 197 expenditures and argues health education welfare exceed 83 billion while defense drops to 73 billion, with social spending growing 944 percent since 1953.
Vice President Spiro Agnew presses claims of liberal bias in television networks citing free air time for attacks on the presidency. He argues networks favored leftist views during the Kennedy and Johnson eras and accuses them of slanting public memory on Vietnam and inflation.
The piece argues massive campus disorders reflect home church and school breakdowns and calls for unified national action. It criticizes Washington and a partisan Congress while citing FBI Director J Edgar Hoover’s stance on applying legal remedies to deter lawbreaking.
An Associated Press dispatch from Weiser Idaho notes a National Oldtime Fiddlers Festival entrant Bill Hobey of McMinnville Oregon explains the fiddle violin difference with jokes about price. The item mentions a multiform complex proposal by the National Council of Churches in Washington to aid ecumenical efforts and a proverb about a woman servant.
The letter questions Rogers view that Cambodian actions alter China's stance toward Hanoi and asks how China might react. It notes China's aid to North Vietnam and the broader US strategy, questioning Soviet influence and the likelihood of a broader reconciliation with Moscow amid Vietnam and Middle East policy debates.
Readers accuse Purdue University of funding Dr. David Kettler who helped foment student revolution at Ohio State. The letter alleges a $31,000 payment to Kettler without a contract and calls for investigation and removal of “un-American” influences from state universities.
Fragmentary notes reflect five years of war’s strain through editorial reflections. The piece hints at shifts in papal authority, social upheaval, and wartime morale. Limited readable names and places suggest a contemporary church and state context amid conflict.
Holmes Alexander profiles Senator Charles Goodell noting his long hair and abrupt answers. The piece labels Goodell as anti Nixon and a potential Agnew target, cites his stance on Indochina and Israel, and questions his campaign posture and consistency. It references Thieu, Hatfield-Milkovarn, Rostow, Beard, and a proposed pullout within a year.
The piece discusses Paul Harvey Newswrench on evolving psychology from Freud to a modern school that explains modern problems like ghetto revolt and unwinnable wars. It cites Freud on sex as a driver of behavior, contrasts territorial instincts in animals to humans, and argues possession of space as a deep instinct influencing foreign relations.
The article critiques modern education theories tracing them to Teachers College influence. It argues the curriculum promotes patriotism decline and political bias, referencing Mr Robb’s claim that a patronage network at Teachers College and federal education offices shapes public schooling for four decades.
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