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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1971

Page

4

Anderson needs a mayor focused on local progress

The editorial urges Anderson voters to reelect Mayor J. E. Flanagan over challenger Robert L. Rock. It accuses Rock of seeking higher office, touts eight years of Republican-led growth, and argues Rock would use the office to build a political machine and travel statewide, neglecting local needs.

Anmust J. E. Flanagan Anderson Robert L. Rock Rock Indianapolis Indiana Congress

Indiana group denounces Bayh Hartke endorsement of protest

Indiana citizens criticize senators Bayh and Hartke for endorsing a Washington protest that drew about 280 arrests including disorderly conduct and sidewalk obstruction. Leaders named include Rennie Davis and Father James Groppi. Communications urged to write to the Indiana lawmakers.

Washington D.C Washington Monument White House People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice Rennie Davis James Groppi Dick Gregory

At Wits End Aspirin Lecture Joke Turns On Shoppers

A humorous monologue critiques television advertising and housewife life, recounting an encounter with a shopper who jokes about being invited into a commercial. The narrator muses on consumer culture, personal intrusion, and the elusive lure of product pitches. Copyright 1971 Field Enterprises.

Nave Mage Mayva Barney Field Enterprises, Inc

Herald Weekend Service Adverts Closed Notice

An old notice announces Saturday service details and advertising department closure. It mentions the Herald Newsroom in Wescompton with a contact number and instructs readers to go to the nearest place for service.

Herald Wescompton Harald Newsroom

Alexander Hits Kennedy Speech Sparks Campus Turmoil

A 1971 McNaught Syndicate critique labels Ted Kennedy's Harvard Law Forum remarks as rabble-rousing. The column accuses Kennedy of courting nostalgia, inflaming race and class tensions, and urging student unrest while denying violence. It cites references to Selma King Cambodia Calley Kent State Jackson State SST and critiques policing and McCarthy era echoes.

Ted Ashington D. C Ted Kennedy Harvard Law School Alexander Kennedy Jack Kennedy West Virginia Joe Navy Joe, Jr Capitol Hill Jack Bob Peace Corps Indochina Richard Nixon Selma Martin Luther King Cambodia Carswell Calley Kent State Jackson State Vietnam McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Do You Feel Secure About Your Social Security Number

A reader letter column argues against mandatory disclosure of Social Security numbers and cites officials like HEW and Senator Ervin warning against universal identifiers. The piece notes only two federal entities may legally require the number and urges readers to refuse or use fictitious numbers when pressed.

California Sam Ervin North Carolina Senate Ervin Elliot Richardson Ted FBI Social Security Administration Federal Internal Revenue People Indiana el- Vin Rhode Island Gen Fea, Corp

Lindsay attacks on outsiders expose a rabble-rousing stance

Alice Widener reports a Mississippi speech by Mayor Lindsay that labels “street people” and the poor as outsiders. The piece argues the U.S. budget shows extensive support for vulnerable groups, countering Lindsay’s claim of national hard-heartedness and suggesting political motives behind his rhetoric.

Lindsay New York City John Lindsay Laurel Mississippi United States U.S Office of Economic

Fares, Overtime For Sky Marshals After Cuba Hijack

Federal officials arrange unscheduled overtime and per diem for six people aboard a hijacked 747 en route from New York to San Juan. The article notes sky marshals and an FBI agent, plus a federal suit over military pensions potentially boosting payouts.

Washington Cuba U.S New York San Juan North Carolina Havaara FBI Sky Bureau of Customs Federal Aviation Administration Havana Hotel U.S. Court of Claims Francis X. Driscoll

A Cure for Old Age Ready for Testing

Paul Harvey surveys aging science from university labs to anti aging pills and gene breakthroughs. Finnish born Dr John Bjorksten reports enzyme based aging reversal while Dr Alexander Comfort cites lab mice results and potential 30 year life extension. The American Geriatrics Society weighs retirement shifts as population growth concerns rise.

University of Missourian Robert Fulton University of Wisconsin John Bjorksten Bjorksten University of London Alexander Comfort American Geriatrics Society Apostles of Gen Fea. Corp

Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON

A list of congressional representatives with rooms and office buildings in Washington DC and surrounding details. It includes Sen Hartke Bayh Jr and Rep Bray along with room numbers and building names. Provided to guide constituent correspondence to the 1960s era lawmakers and their districts.

North Vietnam Paris U.S Sens. Bayh Hartke Senate R. Vance Hartke Washington, D.C Sen Biren E. Bayh Jr House David W. Dennis Kag Elwood H. Hillis Longworth Grant. Tinton and Neiton William G. Bray Rayburn

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