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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
4
Editorial urges graduates to pause amid temptations in higher education. It cautions about drugs, dormitory issues, and ideological influence while urging them to work within society to advance the nation. The piece honors past sacrifices and encourages continued effort for a better world.
A quirky Field Enterprises piece recalls an old newspaper ad seeking a ironing woman “by appointment only.” The narrator riffs on ironing as drudgery and fantasy, then calls Mrs. Breck who lectures about imagination and life beyond the board, ending with a smile at a staged success.
The piece profiles veterans forming Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace led by John Kerry critics and supporters clash as panelists recount war crimes, with names like John Kerry Bruce Kessler and Joan O Neill cited. It notes fund-raising appeals from Brooklyn box 116.
A college scene near Boston shows McGovern buttons on St Mark's students as the 1976 race looms. The piece argues Kennedy may back McGovern unofficially to shape the contest, cites Chappaquiddick, and predicts Teddy Kennedy’s year in 1976 while noting McGovern’s appeal to youth.
The Alabamian analyzes George Wallace options for 1972 noting he could not repeat 1958 Southern strength, may campaign in the North, and could target Democratic primaries as a registered Democrat if not the AIP nominee in key states. It suggests Wallace hedges tactics with Nixon aides and attacks on major foundations.
Professor Niemeyer argues the Soviet leadership blends rigid ideology with rationalism, making them likely to break or ignore agreements. The review highlights totalitarian control, irrational maneuvers, and the danger of assuming perpetual peace amid SALT talks.
Paul Harvey notes the IRS commissioner asks Congress for more funding, arguing errors in returns could save taxpayers six times the salary. He warns a $250 million cut would cost $15 billion, praising the U S system as fair but criticizing its complexity and patchwork laws. He favors a flat 20 percent gross income tax with no deductions.
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