Flag Day 1972 editorial urges united tribute to the flag
The editorial urges Anderson and nationwide communities to display the American flag on June 14 as a reaffirmation of liberty and national principles. It condemns flag desecration and overseas influences opposing the United States, stressing the flag as a symbol of freedom and patriotism in homes and public buildings.
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United States of America
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Anderson
You Can't Trust Them Brad Tuft Wins Campus Race
A San go State College election shows Brad Tuft, a 2-year-old, winning student body president with no speeches or campus presence. The campaign relied entirely on an advertising class and posters. The piece argues against age-based trust in voters and cites Lincoln on gullibility of certain age groups.
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Rangee
Sango State College
Brad Tuft
Lincoln
Empire Builder Through the Great Plains and Rockies
A tour along the Empire Builder through Montana, Glacier National Park, and North Dakota highlights America’s breadbasket and engineering achievement. Gov Forest Anderson of Montana warns of rural relocation as cities deteriorate, urging preservation of plains roots and individual enterprise.
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America
Great Plains
Rockies
Rocky Mountains
Montana Plains
Marais Pass
Glacier National Park
Jim Hill
Empire Builder
Bethe Great Lakes
Nothwest
United States
Wisconsin
Chicago
Mississippi River
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Asia
Latin America
North Africa
Soviet Union
U.S
Plains States
Forest H. Anderson
Federation of
Rocky Mountain States
Mountain
Plains
Great Lakes
Northwest
William Inge
McGovern Victory Looms in California Primary Tale
Report on California primary coverage highlights McGovern leading Humphrey by a small margin amid a flood of volunteers and spending, with controversial fundraising anecdote involving a bus trip for Radcliffe and Harvard students. It notes Salinger praising volunteer effort and recounts Humphrey’s Santa Barbara campaign episode and Channel City Club encounter.
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California
Harvard Yard
Greyhound
Radcliffe
Harvard
Death Valley
Grant Canyon
George McGovern
Csent
McGovern
Humphrey
Pierre Salinger
United States
McGovern Organization
Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Santa Barbara
HHH
Channel City Club
McG
Abraham Lincoln
Mills as Nixon’s potential running mate in McGovern sweep
Phillips Survey notes President Nixon views Wilbur Mills of Arkansas as the likely Democratic vice presidential pick, aiming to damage McGovern with a Mills ticket. It highlights Mills’ ambition, strategy if chosen, and tensions with the White House, plus recent congressional clashes over lobby funding and reform efforts.
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Washington
KFL
White House
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
South
Wilbur Mills
Nixon
McGovern
Mills
Rappahannock
Rio Grande
Arkansan
Dixie
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
Congress
O’brien
To The Point Men Who Search For Glory
Father James V. Schall argues democracy demands leaders who seek true glory beyond material wealth. The University Bookman editor invites readers to obtain a free copy. Schall frames glory as transcendent, warning against utopian or materialist substitutes and urging pursuit of God through history and philosophy.
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James V. Schall
San Francisco
Rome
Father Schall
University Bookman
James Schall
Tirana
God
Gen
Fea Corp
We Americans Should Throw Out the Gold-Policy Schemers
A 1972 column decries U.S. gold policy from 1950s into 1971. It argues Treasury officials and academics misled Americans about gold value, details gold reserves declines, Nixon’s 1971 window shut, and cites rising free-market gold prices by June 1972. It calls for voting out lawmakers on appropriations panels.
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New York City
Bunkum
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Washington, D.C
International Monetary System
Harvard
University of Chicago
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
United States
Europe
Washington
Germany
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Britain
Malcolm Bryan
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Joe Blow
Main Street
Joe Schmidt
Joe Dubois
Lee Leone
Italy
Congress
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
U.S.A
Press freedom and Angela Davis case frame American justice
A 1972 McNaught Syndicate column argues that press coverage can influence public perception and juror attitudes in Angela Davis's acquittal. It warns against trial by newspaper while praising the jury system’s role, noting punishment of ideologues and the tension between individual rights and societal safety.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Newton
Congress
Rosenbergs
Sacco
Vanzetti
Alger Hiss
McNaught Syndicate
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert W. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Tavis
Herald
Associated Press
Goldwater
Phillips Survey
the Political Notebook
New York
William Hungate
HEW
John Gardner
Common Cause
Farm Belt
Missouri
People’s
Kenwood
John Erlenborn
Ill
Ralph Nader
Erlenborn
Nader
14Th District
Illinois
Ane
King Features Syndicate
Phillips
Alice Widener
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
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