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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
2
Editorial argues for adding relevancy as a fourth A to the basic three R's. It contends morals, rights, responsibilities, and orderly behavior should be taught from elementary grades, insisting relevance to maintain a free society and guide student conduct amid 1960s campus turmoil.
An analysis argues the United States faces import tariffs from Common Market nations and compares prices for American cars abroad and foreign cars in the U.S. It cites 10 percent U.S. duty on foreign cars, high European duties, and currency and VAT costs, concluding Europeans are not the victims.
An editorial essay argues college seniors face limited job prospects in many fields after graduation. It promotes journalism as a viable, though not highly lucrative, option with ample opportunities, especially for women, and stresses the need for impartial, well‑written reporting trained by broad study and daily practice.
A draft personal ethics pledge urges individual action to protect wildlife. It calls for avoiding use of wild-animal products, supporting habitat preservation, responsible driving and off road use, reducing pollution, learning wildlife patterns, joining conservation efforts, funding research, and educating others through groups like The Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Phillip's Survey notes younger Southern Democrats in Congress largely align with conservative voting patterns, despite claims of a progressive shift. ADA ratings show most new House and Senate Southern Democrats scoring low on liberal criteria, with Fulbright and Chiles among the few higher scorers. Conservative trends persist across the Deep South while Outer South shows slight liberal variance.
Henry Regnery reviews a magazine piece on conservative publishing in a liberal world. He recalls Gollancz and Kirk facing bias, Tehran Declaration politics, and the rise of McCarthyism. The piece credits Buckley, Goldwater, Luce, and Regnery for challenging censorship and defending principled scholarship.
Paul Harvey notes a Wall Street Journal discussion with clinicians on shifting gender roles. Inkblot tests show fewer male images and more female, suggesting men retreat from leadership and women move to fill gaps. Psychologists foresee continued divergence in masculine and feminine traits over time.
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