Anderson High School youths return wallet with $50
Two Anderson High School seniors John George and Brad Hershberger found a wallet in the 700 block Indiana Ave and turned it and the $50 to police. The wallet owner Gary Ray recovered his papers and money, and the Herald praises the boys for honest conduct.
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Anderson
John George
Brown St
Brad Hershberger
Bittersweet Lane
Indiana Ave
Anderson High School
Gary Ray
America
Anderson Herald
Reparations talk multiplies across groups and eras
The piece argues that reparations schemes could expand to many groups from white churches to Chinese Americans and Indigenous descendants, suggesting a domino effect across nations and eras. It notes the idea of ancestral guilt as a broad and questionable premise and cites historical grievances from Rome to 1066.
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National Black Economic Development Conference
Southern Pacific Railroad
The
Wall Street Journal
Advertising’s vital role in a free press
An official of the National Newspaper Association argues that advertising, often accused of misinforming, actually provides key product details such as where, when, and at what price items are for sale. He cites self regulation by newspapers as a stronger guard against fraud than laws, preserving marketplace fluidity and the free press.
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National Newspaper Association
Folklore Humor and Morning Yawns in Verse
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column features humorous verses on lawyers and children, plus a daily wisdom line. It includes a rhyme about lawyers turning friends after a knotty case, a nonsense verse about robins and flowers, and a morning yawn caption. It ends with a quip about today’s value and tomorrow’s promise.
Enter the Judiciary in Campus Disorder Debates
Buckley argues that trustees and courts may take over campus order as student protests test administration. He cites Harvard Pusey and police action, noting courts could fast track enforcement, reducing faculty and administrator discretion. The piece raises a shift toward judiciary-driven campus discipline.
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Board of Directors
Merly
Harvard
Pusey
Say
ROTC
C.I.A
Earl Warren
Free College Costs Require Someone to Pay
Anothers View argues that false denials of free college tuition ignore who pays the bill. It notes lawmakers must raise taxes or cut services to fund education, and that professors, builders, and utility firms all require payment. The piece ends by quoting the U.S. Constitution preamble.
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Indiana University
Vance Hartke
Birch £. Bayh Jr
Andrew Jacobs Jr
John Brademas
Indiana
Muncie
Joker Prep for Wild Gambles in Freeport Casino Raids
John Keasler reports from Freeport Grand Bahama Island about wide open gambling under police tolerance at El Casino and nearby venues. The piece details casino fronts for a duty free perfume ring and his undercover attempts to cover the story while dodging slot machines and dice tables.
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Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Eel Casino
Joe Pulitzer
Grand Bahama
Lucaya
el Casino
Howsard Johnson Cody
Nick the
Mick
Margery
Shalimar
White House News Management on Fortas Resignation
Holmes Alexander notes the White House quietly controlled Fortas resignation timing before the Presidents Vietnam address. Reporters received advance copies and were told only after the fact. He warns the incident could shake press trust while praising overall openness.
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White House
Fortas
Washington, D. C
Abe Fortas
Whiteouse
Washington Press Corps
Nixon
Vietnam
Supreme Court
John Mitchell
Court
The View From the Mountain Top by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey contrasts Arizona ranching tranquility with city life in a reflective essay. He praises the West's landscape droughts and wildlife while noting the pull of skyscraper offices and global upheaval, asking whether true reality lies above or below.
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Arizona
Ocolillo
Lily
Asia
Africa
Latin America
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Madison
Associated Press
REP
William F. Buckley
Buckley
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United States of America
John Keasler
Joker
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Zaumbling
Holmes Alexander
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Paul Harvey
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