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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
4
The Anderson Herald asks the Class of 1969 to face a turbulent world with courage and integrity. It cautions graduates about ideological clashes and urges them to foster peace freedom and progress in energy, transportation, education, and production while upholding core human values.
The piece accuses Justice William O. Douglas of conflicts of interest through writing for sensational pornographic outlets and accepting large fees from Ralph Ginzberg and the Parvin Foundation. It urges resignation or impeachment, citing precedent and criticizes his conduct, contrasting with Warren and Brennan.
Washington columnist notes Secretary of Labor George Schultz ponders informal job information networks to reach ghetto residents. He envisions gossip translating to gospel for urban slums while warning against costly permanent relief programs. The piece contrasts slow political caution with bold Great Society era initiatives.
Reports indicate Morris J Carter of the city is under consideration for director of the Indiana State Department of Correction. Carter has long experience in law enforcement including roles as former state trooper and Anderson Police Chief, with prior service in the Correction Department under Gov. Handley.
During a Indianapolis session for Indiana United Press International editors the group swapped humorous tales from old typesetting days and newsroom quips. A minister’s quip on heaven and a country date anecdote provided light relief as managers recalled familiar newsroom banter and a stray moonlit romance.
A reader recommends H B Fuller Co as a growth stock for a gift. The firm, despite early 20th century incorporation, shows strong growth since 1963 with doubled sales and rising profits. Bonds: prefer coupon bonds payable to bearer. example 3% 11-15-98 Treasury at a discount.
In a satirical column John Keasler urges readers to join a Bad Word of the Month Club to create and mail original obscene terms. He mocks censorship and the New Freedom, explains membership benefits, and notes a June 1 date for a touted change while lampooning polite society.
Paul Harvey argues against Gen Hershey opposing an all volunteer army. He says volunteering is the American way and warns against relying on conscripts. He supports Nixon’s plan to end the draft after Vietnam and favors skilled tech workers over mass mobilization.
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