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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1970
Page
2
Editorial urges Americans to honor memory of fallen soldiers and uphold liberty. It calls mothers to teach traditional values, Christian faith, and civic responsibility, arguing only individual effort preserves freedom and that women must guide children toward responsible self reliance. It closes with the question Can we do less.
Investors report dividend cuts amid a slower economy. The column discusses May 1978 dividend decreases, compares with 1969, and notes 16 increases so far this year, suggesting the pace may fall short of earlier high points.
The piece argues Senator William Saxbe of Ohio aligns with anti Nixon forces over Cambodian policy, labeling him simplistic and danger prone. It reflects a broader Senate mood challenging presidential power, urging constitutional limits and warnings against unilateral disarmament and budget cuts.
Vice President Spiro Agnew argues college should not be universal. Italy’s experience shows diluted diplomas when all are admitted and graduated. The piece notes U.S. debates on equal rights and higher education, cites John Aldridge and Mariza, praises trade and vocational paths, highlights Mahoning Valley Vocational School’s success, and laments the U.S. Labor Department funding cut ending the Ohio program.
A long analysis of the My Lai massacre seeks accountability as the Peers panel finishes its inquiry. It notes delays, scope, and the challenge of identifying responsible officers, with Calley named as a principal offender and broader systemic questions about command and disclosure.
A columnist rails against ZIP codes and numbers overuse. He notes misdirected mail, printers resisting rules, and the absurdity of demanding Social Security or driver’s license numbers. He cites personal anecdotes from South Africa to Mecosta Michigan and the White House, ending with a biblical allusion.
A century ago wooden Klompen were common in the Netherlands but now only one Dutch man wears them occasionally. The text covers brief notes on Dutch footwear history and a mix of unrelated statistics from the era including NASA awards, Tokyo transit, porpoise jumps, U.S. poultry consumption, Swedish education spending, Queen Juliana’s income, and Japanese steel investment.
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