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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
2
A persuasive editorial questions the integrity of local elections and urges belief in free ballots. It laments lack of investigations into alleged fraud, cites affidavits, and argues that unless laws are strengthened or officials prosecuted, votes may be devalued and elections compromised.
A father describes a reforming regime with three daughters Monica Cecilia and Felicia using a playful Code of Laws and a figure called the Grand Spanker to enforce good behavior. Rewards include library time and drawing, while confinement on top of the refrigerator or a third floor Tower functions as punishment though the Tower is unused. Television is banned as a habit but reading aloud remains a steady activity fostering bright, observant children.
A Senate liberal bloc touts freedom of information while Sen. Fulbright seeks to cut funding for Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. The White House and Senate leaders push a longer extension, but Fulbright blocks agreement, arguing warnings about Soviet and Chinese rapprochement. Critics say silencing RFE RL harms captive peoples seeking truth and liberty.
A satirical monologue by Holmes Alexander features a Returning Traveler critiquing Senate dysfunction, executive overreach, and the drift toward elite control. He laments deficits, debt limits, and a political system swayed by money, suggesting true government by the people teeters on anarchy.
S. Hayakawa argues Vietnamization has succeeded and South Vietnam can defend itself with American aid limited to technical and economic support. He notes rural modernization programs and price policies reducing rural-urban disparities, emphasizes Vietnamese resilience, and reflects on migration stories like Nghia Thien, urging continued regional stability through cautious American involvement.
Washington reports White House awareness of busing as a key issue influences Nixon’s televised appeal urging Americans to urge their representatives to act. Florida and Tennessee Republicans push anti-busing measures in primaries. Florida Senator Lawton Chiles promotes a large federal education program tied to urban renewal and education centers, while Clint Eastwood appears among Nixon supporters. Polls cited show blue-collar young voters trending toward Nixon and Republicans, with Dems seen as aligned with educated urban voters.
A compiled list of Washington contacts for federal lawmakers includes Senate offices in the Old Senate Office Building and the Longworth and Rayburn office buildings. Names cited include Sen R Vance Harlke, Sen Birchfy Bayh Jr, Rep David W Dennis, Rep Elwood T Hillis, and Rep Willam G Bray with corresponding room numbers and building locations in Washington D C 20510 2510 20515 2317.
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