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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1972

Page

2

Editorial: Compare tax bills and corporate responsibility

The piece argues tax burden differences among local state and federal levels, urging cuts in federal taxes and keeping funds at home to preserve services. It discusses GM's environmental spending and governance pressures, noting past challenges from Ralph Nader's project and potential calls to break up GM to lower prices. It mentions Sen Harris's proposal and stockholders' reactions to reform and accountability efforts.

William HH. Vanderbilt Newsman General Motors Richard C. Gerstenberg Detroit Peter Vanderwicken Fortune Ralph Washington Nader Episcopal Church South Africa Fred.r. Harris D- Okla Harris

At Wit's End in a World of Self Talk

A collage of humorous examples shows people talking to themselves or answering their own thoughts. Moments include a kitchen key hunt, a TV viewer pinching a bedmate, a golfer reacting to a near miss, a Christmas bike build, and a mother who overhears a meddling mother in law. The piece ends with a self question and reply about attention.

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Reagan backs flat tax plan to reform income taxes

The piece argues Gov Ronald Reagan supports a single flat tax on all earnings with no deductions or exceptions, claiming it simplifies taxes and cuts private bookkeeping and government paperwork. It cautions Congress may block the plan but urges presidential candidates to embrace tax simplification.

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Where To Write Your Legislators in Washington

A fragmented address list shows senators and representatives with office locations in Washington, detailing room numbers and building names in the Senate and House complexes. It includes Sen Birch Bayh and Rep David Dennis, plus other district officials and contact points.

Pene Sea Vance Radkeoom Senate Washington, D.C Sen Birch E. Bayh Jr Washington, TC

Liberalism and its critics in a Paul Douglas profile

Holmes Alexander recalls a 1970s interview with Paul Douglas and Hubert Humphrey, analyzing Liberalism’s rise and fall. The piece contrasts Douglas’s reception with Oliver Cromwell’s warning, noting the liberal era’s strains, internationalism, and party fault lines, as the author reflects on the 1948 convention and postwar politics.

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Nixon psychology of Vietnam and domestic clash

Richard Nixon's foreign policy is framed by Quaker peace hopes and belligerent instincts as mining Haiphong looms. Connally backs a tough stance amid Democratic race dynamics while Agnew portrays antiwar Democrats as betraying the country, shaping a potential rightward backlash.

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Readers Comment Disagrees with Editorial on Patriotism

A reader challenges the May 1 1972 editorial on patriotism arguing allegiance to country does not require blind obedience to leaders. She cautions against equating support for Nixon with support for the fighting men of Southeast Asia and invokes Adolf Hitler as a cautionary parallel. Rhonda Mow Anderson signs the letter referencing the U.S. Constitution preamble and urges broader civic discussion.

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