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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues for adding a fourth R Relevancy to the traditional Reading, 'Riting, and Arithmetic. It claims history and core subjects are essential for discipline and future study, contending that ignoring them leads to illiteracy and social disengagement.
The piece discusses George Bush's role as U S ambassador to the United Nations amid Nixon administration efforts on a Two China policy. It weighs risks of expelling Nationalist China from the UN, the potential for a close vote against the United States, and Bush’s task to marshal support while projecting a firm stance as Nixon weighs symbolic moves.
Directory style listing of U S lawmakers with room numbers and office buildings in Washington D C. Includes Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood H Hillis Rep William G Bray and others with their respective Longworth or Capitol offices and ZIP codes.
Holmes Alexander argues the Nixon era aims to bolster Buy American policy and restore U S industrial self sufficiency. He cites Hamilton Technology inc in Lancaster Pa and a 144000 fuse contract as examples of government rescue of private enterprise. He warns of layoffs bankruptcies and political backlash as the nation pursues industrial strength.
Alice Widener reports that European finance ministers push for dollar devaluation and gold liquidity while promoting H.R. 1258 to allow Americans to own gold. The piece cites Milton Friedman and Baudhuin, arguing individuals should trade gold freely as a hedge against currency depreciation and political risk.
A survey notes a postwar shift toward social mindedness across professions including law medicine and advertising. It cites growth of civil rights poverty law activism in law schools and doctor opposition to AMA limits as well as corporate social responsibility in finance and marketing.
Letter writer argues Nixon should not visit Red China, calling Maoist regime responsible for millions of deaths and urging Americans to protest. Readers are invited to request a pamphlet titled Protest to the President to join a nationwide effort to influence policy.
A reader laments young voters eighteen to nineteen using interjections like you know and questions how to communicate. The letter questions whether granting voting rights to 19 year olds risks societal stability and urges adults to reflect on communication barriers.
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