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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
4
A Vietnam veteran’s father, whose son died in 1968, rebukes amnesty advocates for draft dodgers in a Navy Times excerpt. He argues that labeling the war immoral betrays memory of the fallen and the courage of service members, urging patriotism and reflection on the war’s significance.
James Gilbert passages mock Britain’s decline and warn that similar fate could greet the United States by the year 2000. He decries economic ruin, waning military power, and fading industrial strength while noting a lingering, cheerful beauty and tourist influx among enemies.
William Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau warns against extending price controls to meat, arguing cycles in livestock prices function in a free market. He cites WWII and Korean War controls as ill advised and asserts current meat prices aren’t excessive given incomes and costs.
A vacationer party left a ranch in Arizona littered with newspapers cans bottles and boxes. The rancher billed them 33 for shipping their “personal belongings” found among the debris. The campers accepted the bill and faced the fee as a witty long range fine.
Directory listing contact rooms for Sen. R Vance Hartke and reps Elwood Hillis William Bray in Washington D C and their district areas Madison Delaware Henry Grant Tipton Hamilton Hancock counties included in their districts.
The Moscow arms pact prompts concern as analysts say the United States concedes strategic inferiority. Soviets hold larger land based missiles and expand submarine forces, while U.S. warhead and missile plans face limits. Debates over Trident, disarmament, and global balance follow the accord.
In 1967 the U S Navy planted minefields in North Vietnam river mouths to cut enemy traffic. Admiral Cagle notes limited losses and a drying of river traffic. Modern mines in harbors are viewed as effective though restrained, with no broad offensive stance yet.
The piece argues Governor Rockefeller vetoed repeal of New York abortion laws, condemns the pro abortion stance, and links politics to the national fallout. It cites public outrage from abortion images and predicts electoral repercussions for Rockefeller and other leaders including McGovern Humphrey and Nixon. The piece warns liberalization may equate to widespread compulsory practices.
In a crowded Hanoi setting, President Nixon's reiteration of intending an honorable end to the Vietnam War drew intense applause. The piece weighs public sentiment, criticizes antiwar critics, and notes Nixon's appeal despite ongoing tensions and geopolitical misgivings.
Paul Harvey argues a congressional leash on the FBI risks internal security and political abuse. He questions the wisdom of a future director potentially misusing vast files and warns against lawmakers with weak stewardship. The piece notes L. Patrick Gray III as temporary head and cites praise from Ames and others.
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