Democracy in Anderson Declares Real Local Debate
Editorial praises Anderson mayoral debates between E Flanagan and Robert Rock as a genuine exercise in self government. It argues voters focus on local issues like spending and taxes, praising city improvements and inclusive efforts while criticizing misrepresented claims and national politics.
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Anderson
New York Times
Indianapolis
3. E. Flanagan
Robert Rock
Indiana
Ameria
Rock
Rock Machine
Flanagan
Mi West
Pople
Cali
Flanagan and
Consequences of Our Lost Leadership at the United Nations
Alice Widener argues the U.N. vote against the United States over Taiwan exposes deeper decline in U.S. power and patriotism. She links this to Korea and Vietnam defeats, domestic give away programs, dollar decline, and warns of future international pressure.
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New York City
United Nations
China
Red
U.N
U.S
Canada
Mexico
United Na
Ipsqueak
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Italy
West Germany
Luxembourg
NATO
Britain
Iceland
Portugal
Turkey
Norway
Denma
U.N. News
Oir
Tanzania
General Assembly
Hitler
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
Korea
Vietnam
U.S.A
Lakeland’s Prosperous Balance Amid Florida Growth
A Lakeland feature notes the city’s orderly, prosperous economy driven by citrus demand, beef cattle, and phosphate deposits. It highlights Florida Southern College, climate, and development, while warning against union-dominated labor policies and a proposed corporate income tax framed by Governor Askew to win union support.
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Lakeland
Tampa
Florida
Florida Southern College
Ra Wright
Reubin Askew
Gov. Askew
Boose
United States
Nixon graded daily in the political classroom
Paul Harvey argues voters should fairly grade President Nixon on foreign policy progress, domestic issues, and moral leadership. He notes shifting loyalties, warns against blind endorsement, and urges evaluating actions over promises in a party less era.
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Nixon
Manhattan Island
Red
China
Hom
Paving the World with Concrete as Auto Dependence Grows
An editorial criticizes mass car use and highway expansion in Britain and the United States. It warns air and visual pollution, countryside damage, and rising vehicle casualty rates while lamenting neglected railways, eroding public transport, and urban sprawl. The piece calls for poets and policy shifts to curb King Auto and revive alternatives.
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United States
Vietnam
Britain
United Kingdom
Engand
Scotland
Wales
Paul Roche
America
Roche
Albion College
Michigan
Marshall
Let Us Be Thoughtful Voters in Anderson
A column urges Anderson voters to support election day workers, explain poll procedures, and warn against apathy. It recalls primary history, stresses citizen responsibility, and warns that neglect could invite despotism as seen in history.
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John Smith
Yoh
Main Street
United States
Greece
France
Italy
Germany
Hitler
Weather Outlook Prompts Safer Driving Warnings
The weatherman reports generous conditions in Indiana as October ends and November begins. Officials warn that a shift to adverse driving weather could trigger the usual spike in traffic fatalities during year’s end, urging defensive driving in uncertain conditions.
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Indiana
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