Youth letter urges wholesome movie choices in Anderson
A Bethany Church Sunday School class of 16 ninth and tenth graders sent a letter to The Herald calling for better offered entertainment. They critique violence and perversion in films and urge balance with good clean options aligned to Christian values.
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Anderson Herald
Bethany Church
Jesus Christ Gang of Bethany Church
Herald Office
Marcia McKowen
Phil Hallenbeck
Jesus
Anderson
Editorials Spar Over Chile Rights And Harvard Tuition
The column mocks academic activism over Chilean human rights while noting a DEA cocaine rise and high college costs. It urges focusing on US issues, including Harvard tuition and access for middle income families, arguing education pricing limits opportunity.
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W._JHINGTON
Derek Bok
Harvard University
America
Bok
Pals
New York
Chile
State Technical University
Republic
Bok & Co
Drug Enforcement Administration
United States
DEA
Harvard
General Motors
American Isolation After Vietnam Debated in Ramparts
Phillips surveys claim America drifts toward isolation amid postwar economic strain and shrinking global influence. He cites Ford’s Mayaguez rescue, rising Communist threats, shifts in Indochina policy, and warnings by Gus Hall and Al Ullman about a national crisis and the need for frank self assessment.
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Vietnam
Washington
Afs
Ford
Mayaguez
Errol Flynn
Britain
Jenkins
Maine
Lusitania
America
Ramparts
United States
Senate
Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S
Indochina
Hall
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
House Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
May ‘Aguez
Problem Solving Lessons From UCLA Course
UCLA offers a course titled Patterns in Problem Solving led by Prof Moshe Rubenstein. The program has grown from 30 students to a thousand graduates, with 24 class sections this year, inspiring similar courses at MIT USC and Oregon State. The guide emphasizes evaluating the total problem, weighing alternatives, doubting premises, and using discussion to clarify issues.
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UCLA
Moshe Rubenstein
MIT
Usc
Oregon State
Prof
Rubenstein
Edisons
Einsteins
Dr. Rubenstein
Eisenhower
Ezra Benson
Energy versus roller skates in nuclear era debate
Alice Widener reports criticize anti-nuclear sentiment and environmentalist blockages in the United States. The piece praises nuclear energy as essential, cites international commitments and Swiss leadership, and condemns delays to Alaska pipeline while urging bold industrial progress.
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New York City
P.R. Herzig & Company
Brazil
The
Atomic Industrial Forum
United States
Belgium
Switzerland
Ralph Nader
France
Spain
West Germany
Alaska
Sierra Club
Friends of the Earth
Congress
California
Nantes
California Metals
Los Angeles
Alaska Pipeline
Crestwood strike goons case exposes union power and abuse
Michigan teachers near Crestwood faced a dispute over bargain rights as two veteran instructors were convicted for instigating obscene phone harassment during the strike. Richard and Joyce Hayes were sentenced to probation, fines, therapy, and house restrictions while their careers and the MEA strategy debates drew national attention.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Dearborn Heights
Michigan
Supreme Court
Crestwood
Charles Toundaian
Crestwood Civic Action Group
Toundaian
Richard Hayes
Birmingham
Richard
Joyce Hayes
Detroit House of Correction
Hayes
Detroit Institute of Technology
Crestwood Teachers’ Union
Michi Education Association
MEA
Hayeses
United Mine Workers
Crestwood School Board
Ferris State College
Ferris
Los Angeles Times
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Anderson Newspapers
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Gareta
Jackson St
Indiana
Annie
W. Toner
Charles W. Laughlin
Treaster
Toner Scott
Poe Moe
Sinoy
Associated Press
el the
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Phillips Survey
Europe
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Alice Widener
United States of America
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
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