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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
4
A Michigan utility executive warns delay in licensing a nearly completed nuclear plant could trigger an energy shortage. He cites environmental opposition blocking the U S Atomic Energy Commission license since summer 1970 while urging the press to pursue truth and curb emotionalism in environmental issues.
A Chicago local of the United Auto Workers sues in Federal District Court on behalf of about 3,000 members charging top leaders Leonard Woodcock and Emil Mazey with illegally directing union dues to political candidates and radical causes. The suit cites Landrum Griffin Act violations and echoes concerns from a Michigan teachers case about dues used for ideological activities.
A collection of short verse and puzzle fragments presented as folklore. Includes a truth tale about Ruth who would not lie and a duel riddle between Not and Shot, followed by a famous riddle about what men love more than life and the moral about wealth. Ends with an anonymous note on aging birch and character.
Portable OCR fragment lists several legislators and their Washington offices. Entries include R Vance Hartke Room 451 Od Senate Office Building and Birch Bayh Room 204 in Washington DC 20510, plus William Bra Bray Rayburn Office Building DC 20515.
Holmes Alexander argues for backing Taiwan and Chiang Kai-shek against Red China, urging adherence to allied commitments and human rights. He recalls US policy shifts under Nixon, the UN China question, and the need for a Republic of Taiwan to preserve peace and credibility.
Alice Widener profiles Milton Immermann president of Walter Darwin Teague Associates in Manhattan. He argues technology must serve humanity and cites nature as ultimate designer noting a chambered nautilus as model for efficient engineering. He envisions designers solving ecological and societal problems for peace.
The piece analyzes Kennedy era views on busing for integration and argues the Supreme Court overreached in Brown v Board, noting shifts in public opinion among black citizens and elites. It contends the court’s focus on racial justice strains white and black Americans and risks eroding traditional legal norms.
Philadelphia prosecutor cites Vietnam drug scene data showing rising heroin use among troops after the Cambodian invasion. He notes overdoses increased from two per month to dozens, widespread addiction, and crime linked to drug dependency as troops return home.
Paul Harvey reflects on Vietnam War costs beyond dollars, noting casualties and injuries, refugees and narcotics tolls, and the political price in the United States. He argues top spending created a larger South Vietnam military and infrastructure while warning of lasting national costs and isolationist momentum.
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