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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
4
An editorial weighs political attacks in Anderson’s city campaign. It argues Democrats misstate taxes and mislead about highway delays tied to past administrations, urging voters to weigh facts, examine records, and vote for the community’s good.
A list compiling allegations against Red China from 61 to 70 including claims of terror in Tibet, espionage activity in Nepal and East Africa, financing political unrest in Malaysia Singapore and the Philippines, drug trafficking, and a dictatorial regime with defecting diplomats.
The piece humorously critiques the endless David Cassidy coverage and fake inside scoop fantasies in fashion magazines. It imagines a chaotic newsroom planning outrageous photo essays and sensational stories about pop stars and their families.
Paul Harvey argues West Germany’s economic vigor stems from freedom and enterprise. He contrasts West and East Germany, noting the U.S. military presence supports German production and consumer markets. The piece highlights German resilience, energy for work, and the impact of freedom on prosperity.
Readers condemn county treasurer Egbert Hood for sharing delinquent tax names with the Daily Bulletin as politics. They also attack a southern district court judge banning the song Dixie, urging civic action to curb judicial overreach and defend arts and democracy.
Holmes Alexander analyzes Defense Secretary Melvin Laird defending Nixon’s doctrine of peace through strength. He contrasts McGovern and McCloskey who favor spending cuts and disarmament with Laird’s view that U S power and deterrence are essential, noting rapid Soviet gains and the need for continued arms investments and SALT diplomacy.
A 1971 view notes soaring past enrollments then a sharp decline in Catholic schools across the country. It cites costs rising as religious vocations fall, concerns over doctrine and politics in classrooms, and laity pressure. The piece suggests vouchers and public funding as possible remedies while warning of broader social costs if parochial schools disappear.
The AFGE and AFSCME plan political education funds modeled on COPE to support friends of labor in 1972. Fund aims include member contributions and localized voter registration near federal sites. Officials say the move could boost Democratic candidates and press for higher federal pay and benefits.
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