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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
3
Editorial calls for focusing on FBI findings to understand student demonstrations and calls for firm campus discipline. It cites Kent State shootings and urges expelling ringleaders, curbing funds, and parental guidance to prevent violence and ensure lawfulness.
The piece explains gross national product as the total value in dollars of goods and services produced in the United States during a period. It notes GNP reflects national growth, that revisions and currency effects matter, and that the press highlights GNP for business and policy implications. It cites Japan's higher growth and projects inflation influenced gains, with a call to buy the investing guide.
Holme Alexander discusses NLRB actions and Southern unionization efforts. The Hirsh case from Memphis illustrates disputes over union contracts and alleged unfair labor practices. The piece links the NLRB to a Northern Strategy dating to Kennedy era attempts to shift labor costs and union influence into the South.
Alice Widener urges banning militant communist led groups on campuses and in streets. She links 1960s SDS activity to ongoing youth protests and predicts more violence if these groups are not banned, citing 1968 parallels and a May 8 protest in New York.
Retired Brigadier General recalls VE Day celebrations in Paris and the complex redeployment after victory. He notes German POW labor, reorganization of US forces in Europe, shifting commands USFET and ISFET, and the scramble to bring troops home while dismantling German plants and disposing of surplus. He describes logistics chaos, food shortages, and ironic moments with POWs and German workers.
Yale law professor and former State Dept official Rostow argues for U S involvement in the Middle East. He urges a cease fire, international action against airliner guerrilla attacks, and NATO engagement while warning against precipitate troop withdrawals.
A compact critique of popular verse and didactic sentimentality in a fragmentary piece. It cites “If I Knew” and mocks moralizing lines while noting a ruminative epitaph about Arabelle Young. The text hints at social contrasts and traditional wisdom.
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