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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

2

Reflective Good Friday Rites and the Passion Narrative

A reverent, extended reflection on Good Friday tracing Jesus Christ’s suffering from the Garden of Gethsemane to the Crucifixion. The piece marshals biblical events and quotes to underscore obedience, sacrifice, and the redemptive power of the Cross. It contrasts Pilate’s weakness with Christ’s unwavering dignity and highlights the Seven Words from the Cross.

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Another's View on Polluters and the Auto Industry

The Indy Star column argues that blame for auto pollution is diffuse. It asserts drivers and industry share responsibility and calls for practical, affordable solutions without vilifying the public. It urges letting capable innovators reduce emissions rather than finger pointing.

Auto Industry

Federal Diary: Open end retirement unlikely this year

Washington insiders say there is zero chance this year for reviving an open end retirement plan that would remove death lines for federal workers and boost annuity bonuses. A Senate bill would end deadlines, but faces Senate opposition and postal service funding conflicts.

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Fulbright and Shakespeare Clash Over USIA Policy

In a heated exchange on foreign policy, Senator Fulbright attacks the USIA as inconsistent with antiwar aims while director Frank Shakespeare defends the agency’s propaganda role. The debate covers Berlin Wall coverage, Cold War tensions, and calls to cancel or constrain USIA amid broader constitutional rhetoric.

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Right to Privacy Contested in Onassis Photo Suit

Opinion piece condemns photographer Galella for harassing Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her children and seeking 1.3 million in a suit claiming livelihood interference. Advocates strong privacy protections for the rich and famous, suggesting legal limits and even jail for nuisance paparazzi.

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Tax reform plan shapes 1972 campaign strategy

Washington dispatch notes Democratic leaders plan to frame the 1972 race as a clash between top earners and "have nots" with tax reform the core issue. O'Brien cites tax reform as timely, Mills and Vanik push for data on corporate taxes, and attacks on Nixon insiders frame the campaign with middle American appeal.

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Violence and upheaval define modern American life, era of riots and bombings

A reflective critique traces how the 1960s to present shaped a climate of violence in the United States. The piece links skyjackings, campus unrest, and public rhetoric to broad societal change, arguing liberal thinkers fostered turmoil and eroded traditional loyalties and order.

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