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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1973

Page

4

Trial by the Media Over Agnew Probe Critique

The editorial condemns television pundits for presuming guilt against Vice President Agnew before any evidence is before a grand jury. It defends Agnew for offering records and answering questions openly and urges Congress and courts to halt partisan attacks until proper judicial processes run their course.

Agnew Congress Ink Nixon Watergate

OSHA field day August findings spark protest over inspections

NFIB survey shows four percent of service firms inspected by Labor Department agents in August with 28 percent cited for violations. Average fines and costs reached 7666 dollars per establishment, up 50 percent from Q2. Regional totals highlight East South Central and Mid Atlantic as hotspots amid strong constitutional objections to federal enforcement.

OSHA National Federation of Independent Business NFIB Labor Department East South Cen Tral West South Central States mid-Atlantic States

At Wits End Camping Trailers Satire

A humorous parody of family camping with a four person clan failing at backing a 24 foot travel trailer into a spot. The sketch portrays the back and forth chaos of helpers, barking dog, and four presidents carved in wood. Copyright 1973 Field Enterprises Inc.

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Presidents Don't Get a Fair Trial in This Country

An open letter argues that presidents and vice presidents are not immune from prosecution under the Constitution. It explains impeachment and removal processes, contrasts with ordinary citizens, and warns partisan bias would affect any trial in a highly divided Congress.

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Kennedyites and Nixiecrats Reshape Democratic Drift

Kennedyites and Nixiecrats push intra party realignment as Connally and Yorty lead conservatives toward the GOP while Kennedy allies court Senate seats in 1974 and 1976. The split could push Dems left or centrist depending on conservative crossover outcomes.

Nixiecrats Washington KFS Old Guard National Democratic Party Nixierats Kennedyites Democratic Party GOP John B. Connally Nixon Los Angeles Sam Yorty New Hampshire Florida Los Yorty Senate California Paul Haerle Newspe Rizzo Nixiecrat John Connally Connally Godwin Philadelphia Frank Rizzo Ammania Adelphia c Nixiecrat Connally Edward Kennedy John Tunney Joseph Alsop Ted Kennedy John C. Culver Iowa Culver Harold Hughes Kennedy Clique Joe Dolan Kennedy Robert Kennedy Justice Department Peter Dominick Colorado Douglas Wayne Owens Utah Wallace Bennett Ulver Owens Dolan Sae King Features Syndicate

What Does It Mean To Be Creative By S I Hayakawa

Hayakawa argues creativity spans beyond art to include housewives teachers and managers who break routines. He cites traits like seeing beyond what “everyone knows” questioning feelings knowing oneself entertaining risky ideas enduring loneliness and following instincts to generate original insights for social and professional fields.

New Yorker Chicago Tribune Hans Selye University of Montreal Alfred Korzybski

Shultz echoes Kennedy on Soviet wheat deals and patience

The piece cites Shultz paraphrasing Kennedy’s 1951 warning after a Soviet wheat purchase, arguing Americans overreact and rush into deals. It urges slower, more prudent U.S.-Soviet diplomacy, noting past dupes in treaties and citing Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn on secrecy.

Pearl Harbor Soviet Union U.S J. Edgar Hoover U.s.-Ussr Andrei Sakharov Alexander Solzhenitsyn U.S.A

A Pack of Lies About State of Siege Movie

Brookings researcher Ernest Lafever condemns the film State of Siege as lies about Dan Mitrione a Richmond Indiana police chief slain in Uruguay. He disputes Dominican Republic Marines and 40 000 Marines claims and portrays Mitrione as a civic leader rather than a torturer.

Richmond Ind Dan A. Mitrione Uruguay Latin America Ernest W. Lafever Foreign Policy Studies Brookings Institution Washington Alliance Usegaay Lafever Mitrione Dominican Republic Indianapolis

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