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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
2
The U S House narrowly advanced a $10 million raise for staff and expense allowances just before Memorial Day. Republicans and some Democrats opposed the hike while others defended boosts including more trips home and increased mail benefits.
The piece argues profit driven souvenirs may cheapen the nation’s 200th birthday while praising selective commemorations. It notes Orlando and La Jolla firms selling era themed items, books, medals and a range of products, with ARIA concerns that commercialism could subvert the celebration. It highlights mixed official dislike and private sector enthusiasm, urging balanced, local community effort.
The page lists congressional offices in Washington D C for Sen Ro Vane Sen Bireh E Bayh Rep Elwood H W Langworth and Rep Phillip Sharp with street and district details. It appears to compile where to write your legislators and provides office locations in the Old Senate Office Building Langworth Office Building and Langworth Building.
Roger Freeman of the Hoover Institution critiques the expansion of federal and local government in The Growth of American Government Morphology of The Welfare State. He traces spending, employment, and earnings shifts from the New Deal era to the 1970s, arguing for fresh approaches to curb bureaucracy and public spending.
The piece alleges a fifth column linked to anti policy activists and cites Seymour Hersh's May 25 New York Times front page on submarines spying inside Soviet waters. It claims NSA State Navy CIA insiders supplied Hersh with highly classified information to force policy changes.
Mr Muggeridge supports the Human Life quarterly urging sober analysis of abortion and euthanasia. The issue features Protestant and Jewish writers discussing faith, public policy, and race implications while challenging vulgar rhetoric. A free copy offer accompanies the $2.50 price and a New York mailing address for requests.
Holmes Alexander critiques Congressional recess during 1973 vacation period. He argues against large public works and extended unemployment measures, warning such steps rarely teach lasting skills. He cites studies on Welfare and Great Society programs and laments lawmakers’ travel junkets while urging restraint.
Excerpted remarks attributed to Will Rogers discuss father figures and societal roles, critiquing excess praise for fathers and noting a diverse gathering of Oklahomans in California. The quoted speech touches on immigration and distrust of political figures, with a humorous if scathing tone.
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