Get Busy Mr. Nader and the Health Care Debate
A letter condemns Ralph Nader and his Raiders for alarmist anti industrial charges while praising Ford and Ford dealers for compliance with certification rules. It argues Congress deserves scrutiny, mocks federal health care plans, and lauds voluntary medical system advances over compulsory programs.
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Money Woes Spark Global Confidence Crisis and Inflation
The piece argues weakening consumer spending stems from eroding money confidence as the dollar loses value. It cites World money turmoil, inflation, and likely currency shifts, noting governments struggle to curb overspending and that paper money musters doubt without metal backing. The outlook: cross-border trade unsettled and investment opportunities hinge on fumbled money value.
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Anderson Herald notices on missed deliveries
An advertisement notes missing or late Special Service issues and promises a free replacement. It mentions Saturday service, advertising department closures, and a contact number for Herald customers. It emphasizes complaints and prompt reissues, aiming to retain subscribers with corrective action.
Che Guevara and Resist ideology in Koningsberger critique
The piece reviews Hans Koningsberger’s The Future of Che Guevara arguing the Dutch American author and Resist movement collaborators promote anti American Soviet style world socialism. It contrasts Che’s revolutionary image with U S counterpoints and cites Kennedy era counterrevolutionary schooling in Panama.
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Noam Chomsky
Kate Miller
Benjamin Spock
Alexander Calder
Ben Kalish
Resist
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Kennedy
John
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
JFK
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Miscalculation at Attica underscores bluff and death toll
Paul Harvey argues a new investigation is needed into Attica prison events. He notes 42 inmates died from miscalculation, claims inmates and guards misread threats, and contends a stronger stand against bluffs might have prevented violence, citing historical parallels from Attica to broader conflicts.
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Russell Hulme
Where To Write Your Legislators Including Hancock County
A reader guidance item lists contact points for Senators R Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh and Representative William Bray. It references offices in Capitol Hill Washington DC 20510 and notes Hancock County inclusion.
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Hancock County
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Bayh
Indiana
Kenneth Ahrendt
End of the American Dream and its global retreat
Phillips surveys a waning American dream as economic strain and isolationism grow. He traces two frontiers ending, from Turner’s westward push to postwar global reach, now fading with Vietnam and shifting to domestic stratification and outward migration. The piece cites Gallup on a 12 percent emigration interest and Mencken’s warning about war damage to optimism.
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King Features Syndicate
Right to vote for students at college towns debate
An essay weighs if college students should vote where they study, arguing residence rules, the transient nature of student life, and the impact on towns like Normal, Madison, Hanover and Williamstown. It criticizes granting voting power to large student bodies as risky for communities and taxes.
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Ame of Mines State University
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Yale
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Readers Letter Questions Army Kickbacks in Europe Clubs
A reader urges light on alleged kickbacks by high ranking officers and NCOs in European and Southeast Asia clubs, calling for justice and a full Senate investigation. The letter also critiques antiwar demonstrations and praises or questions senators views, signed by Donald R Witham in Baton.
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