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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
2
The piece compares New York and Britain, noting rising welfare costs and the need for budget cuts. It argues unions would halt the city, calls for cuts in social services, and links federal overspending to inflation. It urges reform of government structures to curb public spending.
Paul Harvey argues joblessness is overstated as a cause of crime and criticizes welfare spending in Chicago. He contends government money discourages work, cites welfare grants rising and claims a billion dollars poured into welfare locally, urging voters to push back against what he calls a parasite system.
Will Rogers replies that his humor comes from observing the government and reporting the facts. He says he does not exaggerate in his work, speaking in a June 1933 quote from an early radio or press feature.
In a summer flow of remarks and opinions the piece weighs the fates of Lee Hiss and Nixon, arguing equal justice under law is tested by societal bias. It notes Lee received pardon help from Grant, Hiss faced long ostracism, and Nixon faces a burdensome political and legal struggle over his papers and presumed misdeeds.
The author recalls meetings of the Bilderberg and Mt Pelerin societies, noting secrecy and media restraint. He contrasts press access with postwar academic groups and cites Westbrook Pegler and John Kenneth Galbraith in playful critique of elite circles.
Column argues the U S Congress has grown into a self reinforcing apparatus with massive staff and perks funded by taxpayers. It compares incumbents to armored knights seeking safety in office and highlights expanding office space and free mailing privileges.
John Jacobs denounces public employee unions as wielding improper power in San Francisco and New York. He argues cities belong to the governed and warns of a possible national reform movement countering union control. He cites federal and state labor activists seeking compulsory union representation for public workers.
The piece contrasts social loneliness with a dinner mishap. A narrator lists quirky loner candidates from a slide show to a barbed self reflection. The scene shifts to a tense kitchen scene as a dinner fails and a roast disappoints, revealing loneliness.
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