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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
4
Editorial argues against celebrating the Pentagon Papers outcome. It notes Ellsberg and Russo were freed due to government misconduct and a mistrial, not an acquittal. Stresses two wrongs do not justify right actions and warns against undermining national security.
The piece argues consumer boycotts and meat price ceilings threaten shortages and harm producers. It praises Cathy Bowen for a first person editorial illustrating free enterprise benefits, and quotes David H. Stroud on how controls could push prices higher and curb production. The author warns against deficits and defends competition as essential to American prosperity.
A fragmented prose piece links fear to personal vanity and consumer questions. It muses on bold acts to test fate, from elevator rides to tipping pillows, blending odd phrases and celebrity non sequiturs with a nervous, speculative voice.
An opinion piece argues university aid favors the allegedly disadvantaged and criminals, risking excluding capable youths. It cites Michigan and Washington cases, noting poor or minority students gain privileges while high achievers from nonpoor families are squeezed. A student from Plymouth, Greg Wellman, stands at top intellect yet faces denial of aid despite need.
Federal Diary reports the General Accounting Office examined a colonel who billed over 1000 for shipping his 50 foot personal glider from Germany to Texas. GAO found gliders are not covered as household goods and noted the craft was not moved on an American carrier.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses for U S senators Bayh Hartke with Room 304 Washington DC 20610. The readable portion hints at guidance for writing to legislators but lacks complete sentences or context.
Holmes Alexander argues at a George Washington University Slavic studies seminar that Russia faces land and tools shortfalls, risking internal unrest. He cites Norman Polmar on naval power and Mahan, suggesting the United States must recognize Soviet expansionism and the temptation it creates for rivals.
The account details leaks by government employees fueling anti Nixon pressure and implicates William Olcheski and journalist Jack Anderson. It notes Olcheski’s dismissal as Federal Times editor after witnesses reported boasts of supplying documents, and calls for congressional inquiry into Watergate Pentagon Papers and related security breaches.
Newsmen press Nixon administration over Watergate as Sen. George McGovern voices no joy in the affair. Reporter Owen Hansen links the probe to a mix of past scandals and possible FBI ties, while pundits note heightened media scrutiny and political alarm amid the ongoing investigations.
A reader survey shows a majority favor Henry Kissinger traveling to Cuba to improve relations. A basketball observer notes heavy elbowing and a meat price freeze affecting many consumers amid unclear market signals.
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