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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
4
Dismayed Hoosiers blame Sen. Birch Bayh for stalling voluntary school prayer in public schools. Bayh chairs the Senate subcommittee on constitutional amendments and has not advanced any amendment to the floor this session. No hearings are set for SJR 10 or SJR 8, despite bipartisan support and petitions.
The piece argues Indiana Senator Bayh should allow prayer amendment bills to come to a vote, citing polls favoring voluntary school prayer. It also critiques impeachment talk against President Nixon as unfounded, notes the Duke of Edinburgh’s Lisbon visit for 600th anniversary of the Anglo Portuguese treaty, and recalls Churchill on the treaty’s enduring mutual advantage.
The article notes a shift in U S agriculture allowing farmers to plant large acreages of wheat corn sorghum barley and soybeans. It cites population growth international demand and a bad planting year as drivers and projects 10 percent more corn 10 percent more wheat and 15 percent more soybeans next year if weather fertilizer and fuel cooperate.
The Phillips Survey discusses White House surveillance and sabotage against conservatives in 1971 72, noting anti Buckley campaigns and covert efforts to influence letters to editors. It argues liberal pragmatism under Nixon masked a lack of true ideology, urging conservatives to scrutinize Watergate era acts.
The piece surveys how modern planners view fighting in built up areas, noting the taboo status, historical emphasis on cities as targets, and a lone 1806 German pocket book that offers limited medieval style tactics for urban assault. It cites heroes and wars from Jerusalem to World War II and ends with a warning that much remains unwritten.
The piece argues Western Europe faces large migrant inflows from the Caribbean, Africa, and Southern Europe, with Britain, France, Spain, and others absorbing workers. It warns of cultural strain, alienation, and rising tension between north and south hemispheres, urging vigilance on immigration and debate over global inequality.
Analysis of two Congressional proposals to constrain abortion rights after a Supreme Court decision. The Hogan national ban faces little chance. Buckley Whitehurst would shift control to state legislatures, risking varied state laws and possible repeal in liberal states. Copyright 1973 Gen. Fea. Corp.
The fragment mentions a gas tax talk up to ten cents a gallon and taxation worries. It notes Australia’s Whitlam planning a Washington visit and questions over absence of expected guests. Skylab was described as hot with no pool. Greek mutineers critique U.S. power, and Kissinger’s 50th birthday is noted in a quiet tone.
A scrambled note lists contact lines for senators in Washington with room numbers and zip codes. It mentions R Vance Hart, Birch Bayh, and others, including Bulking and Longworth House details, but the text is fragmented and hard to decipher.
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