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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
4
Madison County residents will witness the Koshare Indian ceremonial dance team from La Junta California at 8 p m in the Anderson High School gym. The Scouts are not Indians but have studied to present ceremonial dances. The show will also feature local area contributions.
The Koshare team joins the Scouting program enabling Eagle Scouts with merit badges and large headdresses to perform as chiefs. The piece highlights youth achievement and the aim to engage boys in constructive activity through Scouting in today’s society.
Holes in Lindsay's defeat fuel a fierce backlash as he attacks winners and voters. Mario Procaccino and John Marchi, rivals from the major parties, are praised as capable figures who best Lindsay on law and order. Voters in Manhattan backed him less, leaving the boroughs wary of his arrogance and smear tactics.
The piece argues John Lindsay loses broad support in New York after four years, facing a conservative replacement like Mario Procaccino or John Marchi. It notes Nixon and Rockefeller backing Marchi while Javits and Goodell waver, and cites Lindsay's alienation of Jewish, Italian, and Irish voters amid a liberal, urban disorder image.
A collage of quotations critiquing world government military service and political rhetoric. Includes Spiro Agnew at Ohio State University, Dr Benjamin Spock on draft law, Einstein on language and society, and a brief exchange about American cultural perception and shallow display.
John Keasler recalls a country party line era where neighbors and even criminals exploited taps while families listened in. Grandmothers, Presbyterians, and gossip shaped daily life as visitors traded advice and clues through shared lines, ending only with busy signals.
Paul Harvey discusses the military industrial complex and antiwar sentiment in the United States. He argues critics and lawmakers mischaracterize defense spending and asserts civilians rather than military leaders bear responsibility for Vietnam involvement. River's remark is cited to defend civilian decisions.
A reader questions whether to cash a $5000 paid up policy and invest in a mutual fund. The adviser warns against early change without 10 years to retirement and cites a study showing only 56 percent of a $10,000 fund growing to $20,000 in 10 years. The policy’s guaranteed income to age 85 offers safety but limits upside.
The Preamble to the U.S. Constitution proclaims the goals of forming a more perfect Union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for defense promoting the general welfare and securing liberty for current and future citizens.
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