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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues against granting amnesty to Vietnam draft dodgers. It cites historical service numbers, deaths in Vietnam, and the obligation to obey laws in a representative democracy. It warns that amnesty would punish those who served and set a dangerous precedent for civil disobedience.
Alice Widener critiques John Canaday and New York Times culture writers for branding Norman Rockwell as plastic while praising Rockwell’s depictions of ordinary Americans. The piece contrasts urban critics with nationwide impressions from trips across the country, arguing Rockwell reflects America’s foibles and faith.
A dilapidated farm house in Ellettsville near Bloomington hosts The Alternative, a conservative humorous journal with a national 20 000 circulation. Editors Tyrrell Burr and Tyrell push a new educational service, conferences, and a weekly TV show to energize young Americans and expand readership.
The piece argues conservative discontent with Nixon may push New York and California voters toward abstention or protest votes for Wallace or Democrats. It highlights John Ashbrook as a dissident figure, Reagan's wary support, and the potential for conservative splits to decide Nixon’s fate in关键 states.
In a 4 to 1 vote Florida backs a constitutional amendment for school prayer and rejects busing for racial integration, signaling broad national opinion. Nixon enjoys overwhelming Republican support while McGovern falters. Muskie and Lindsay face dwindling prospects as Humphrey and Jackson stay competitive. Florida's primary shapes expectations for the national convention and presidential race.
In a Phillips survey, Spiro Agnew defends Wallace amid national debate about populism and history. The piece traces Wallace’s rise, the Stassen comparison, and potential Republican strategies to mold Wallace’s niche, noting family links of Jim Folsom and the shift of many voters and issues to the GOP coalition.
Paul Harvey notes a Journal of the American Medical Association report analyzing homosexual youth. It cites high psychiatric contact and suicide attempts, discusses stigma, lifestyle choices, and calls for measured public acceptance and fair rules for consenting adults.
A humorous 1972 Field Enterprises piece recounts a mother’s travel shopping spree for her kids. She jokes about overpacked suitcases, exotic trinkets, and the lack of appreciation from her children as she returns home with odd souvenirs and a box of lobsters that meet a grim fate.
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