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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes National Newspaper Week ends with Newspaperboy Day honoring carrier salesmen for efficient, courteous service. The piece praises their early business sense, self discipline, and impact on future leaders, citing 300 Madison area youths delivering The Anderson Herald daily.
An essay argues Pennsylvania’s new voucher style aid could ease independent schools’ finances without direct subsidies. It notes Supreme Court caution on entanglement yet foresees states emulating the approach while preserving parental choice. Amish education and Yoder echo the clash over public schooling vs religious belief in a pluralist society.
The piece questions U S conduct at the UN over Taiwan and hints the United States may abstain from voting or even withdraw from UN financial support. It debates diplomatic tactics, the role of George Bush, and the possibility of using economic leverage amid fears of a close Taiwan vote outcome. It also contrasts American and Soviet approaches to UN decisions and hints at private discussions and potential strategic weapons in the hands of U S leaders.
Paul Harvey argues the Attica prison uprising marks a shift away from leniency toward toughness. He cites recent police and court actions, including Agnew’s critique of extremists, and warns of cycles of violence if authorities concede to demands. He anchors the piece in 1971 views of justice and federal Supreme Court influence.
In Nashville Tennessee critics question the plan to form a Southern Growth Policies Board led by Terry Sanford. They warn regional uplift groups often mix politics with economics and fail to boost growth. Governors and professors fear liberal influence and potential election shaping.
Alice Widener argues that profits fuel employment and modernization, countering anti profit views. She cites Soviet economics, cites Chamber pamphlet on inflation, and asserts high profits bring jobs, better goods, and lower prices for Americans. Copyright 1971 U S A Syndicate.
President Nixon plans a 5 megaton underground Cannikin test on Amchitka Island Alaska despite opposition from conservationists foreign governments and several US agencies. The $118 million project aims to evaluate the Spartan warhead with environmental and geological concerns central to the debate.
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