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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
A critical look at the reformers elected last November finds they failed to clean up Congress. They promised open sessions and budget reform but enacted few policies, retained many incumbency advantages, and produced minimal progress on energy, productivity, recession relief, and inflation. The reform effort is described as a flop.
A reflective piece on aging and financial limits showing people once free of worry now constrained by costs. It riffs on changing tastes and routines from housing to hairdos, toys, and even birthday candles as hints of aging thrums through common experiences. It ends with an ironic line about preferring baby food to that fate.
The Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards at the Kennedy Center honor reporters covering disadvantaged issues. The Washington Post and Washington Star coverage centers on Harry Golden and the Kennedy family presence, with winners named as Mike Masterson Loretta Schwartz Martin Berman Peter Lance Geraldo Rivera and Terence Gurley. Rose Kennedy received a standing ovation as part of the event atmosphere.
Conservative lawmakers fear Kissinger favored deal risking U S sovereignty over the canal. Thurmond’s SR 201 grows to 35 sponsors signaling potential treaty ratification failure.
A reader letter contrasts Portugal's labor rules and resort sector pressures with American red tape and Buy American requirements. It argues Lisbon's shifts toward worker control threaten tourism, while U S policy risks push toward socialism and nationalization amid postwar economic concerns.
In a critique distributed by King Features Syndicate, the author argues that Watergate morality is a political power play, not a moral quest. He cites Ervin, Talmadge, and Inouye, notes prior Democratic investigations, and claims the media and Congress preserved partisan narratives.
A collection of Will Rogers remarks including humor about a daughter’s English diploma and family vanity, plus reflections on national defense and the public’s swing from warlike to peace minded. The items are drawn from interviews dated 1931 and 1923, edited by Sterling Bryan and released in 1975.
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