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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1970
Page
2
An editorial urges local residents to use the city bus system to sustain public transportation. It notes generous subsidies from businesses and government, praises service quality and punctuality, and calls frequent riders to help cover operating costs by choosing bus travel.
Nixon era verdicts loom in Texas where Lloyd Bentsen defeated Ralph Yarborough by about 100,000 votes and will face George Bush. The result signals stronger conservative representation in the Senate and echoes Indiana debates over Vietnam and school policy.
In the 1920s to 1930s holding companies grew to extend control and wealth for a few, then faced regulation after the 1929 crash. They later reemerged for operating economies under unified management and packaged financial services. Brokers may refuse small orders. joining an investment club is an alternative with guidance from the National Association of Investment Clubs.
President clashes with Congress over a bill to lower the voting age and whether Congress or the Supreme Court should define rights. Law professors warn that Congress expanding enforcement risks undermining constitutional balance, while the White House girds for a possible veto as a constitutional crisis looms.
Paul Harvey rails against fear of Soviet power and calls out antiwar and anti-drug issues at home. He argues the real dangers are domestic laziness, welfare, crime, inflation, and governance, while Pentagon spending and a strong defense budget mislead the public. He notes defense budget requests and criticizes Cold War era rhetoric.
Alice Widener reports on the Fund for Peace and its links to the Pugwash Group, highlighting opposition to ABM and MIRV while detailing private talks with Soviet scientists. The piece contrasts U.S. civilian control of the military with private antiwar advocacy and questions the wisdom of private negotiations during SALT talks.
The piece recounts Jerry Rubin’s UCLA visit where he urged action and mocked US laws, provoking student actions from heckling to nude swimming at the Chancellor’s home. It notes related events at UC Santa Barbara and recalls the Isla Vista killing linked to Rubin’s parties.
A fragmented verse by Willem Verde speaks of journeys to Lovipoppared Sand, the Nowhere side of the Mountain of Mist, and Hocus Po in Wieanggseek County. It promises secrets to be seen on specific odd dates and hours, with dreamlike places and a rule of doing as one pleases.
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