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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges Anderson residents to study mayoral, city clerk, city judge, and council candidates. It notes the city’s growth to 70 000 and the need for informed voting to influence streets, water, safety, and finances. It contrasts time spent on trivial pursuits with civic responsibility.
Paul Harvey argues that a healthy business requires constant effort across operations from labor relations to inventory and advertising. He compares domestic business pressures to national economic challenges, urging self discipline and sustained push to avoid decline amid global competition and rising costs.
The piece weighs potential Soviet leaders for Nixon to meet in Moscow. It notes Kosygin as premier, Podgorny as head of state, and Brezhnev as party chief, with Brezhnev singled out as the likely focus of talks. It references past diplomacy and shifts in influence within the Kremlin.
Reagan links Attica uprising to a shift of revolutionary action from campuses to prisons. The piece criticizes outside observers and radical media, cites George Jackson and Soledad Brothers, and calls for harsher penalties, tighter prison security, and probes into outside links.
In a Washington Star To The Point column Russell Kire discusses Dr. Regis Courtemanche’s warning that modern architecture and urban renewal threaten humane, permanent homes. The piece laments plastic and concrete homes, urges diverse local styles, and hints at modular but humane designs as a possible remedy.
The author urges voters to apply a yardstick like a club’s membership test to city candidates. Consider work ethic, willingness to contribute, cooperation, honesty with money, and reliability in attending meetings. If neighbors doubt a candidate’s fit, Anderson may not be the place for their home.
Alice Widener analyzes Democratic split noting Patricia Harris won the DNC Credentials post against reformer Harold Hughes. The piece argues Kennedy may lead a unity ticket with Jackson, while warning a split could form a National Reform party and deepen party divisions.
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