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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
2
The piece cites Barrons and J Edgar Hoover to argue that campus protests have escalated into bombings and arson. It calls for strong laws including death penalties for bombers and firmer college discipline to restore domestic tranquility and prevent anarchy.
Opinion writers question the impact of U S Southeast Asia policy by asking how many Vietnamese died in the war. The piece compares casualty counts to American losses in Nazi genocide.
The Oceanographic Fund moved to a load category restricting new share sales to present shareholders during April. Holdings broadened to ecology pollution environment control desalination and marine food harvesting with assets down to 16.6 million. First quarter results were weak amid a speculative portfolio and no sales fee.
In Galena Illinois residents oppose a planned renewal pushed by the Civic Improvers led by the mayor and council. They warn federal funds would erase historic Main Street replacing 22 aging buildings with a supermarket and large chain stores, endangering tourism and local charm.
Alice Widener argues against intellectual snobbery separating scholars from workers. She recalls European experiences with educated workers, cites a May 1 1970 New York Times piece, defends self-education, and laments class division in the United States highlighted by Agnew references. She reflects on a death in Manhattan and urges unity beyond mind versus muscle.
In a McNaught Syndicate column, political insider talk centers on Interior Secretary Hickel and Vice President Agnew. It cites leaks from cabinet circles, calls for purging dissenters, and debate over who best guides Nixon on governance amid protests and environmental issues.
The piece critiques Nixon's Cambodia stance and urges clearer plans for Vietnamization. It argues Cambodia must be neutral for South Vietnam’s independence and warns against treating the effort as a one shot operation. It cites officials like Ellsworth Bunker and stresses strategic timing.
The poem satire by William Woode and John H Spur mocks over strict qualifications for a Supreme Court girl Justice. It blends absurd job criteria with whimsical lines on the moon and optimism that ecology and weather will improve, ending with local era-style humor.
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