Arkenite Senators Clash Over Pay Raises and Subsistence
United States Senator Strom Thurmond and South Carolina Senator Gilbert E. McMillan spar over pay and subsistence. Thurmond opposes any congressional pay raise as inflation risks. McMillan urges ending per diem for absent senators, citing the House roll call as improving attendance and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Strom Thurmond
Washington
Gilbert E. McMillan
Columbia
Sen. Thurmond
Ernest F. Hollings
Sen
Marion Gressette
Calhoun County
Sen. McMillan
McMillan
Sen. Grossette
Thomas O. Bowen
South Carolina
Crisis And The Pipeline Refusal to clear way for Alaska oil line
The Supreme Court limits political and economic factors in the pipeline ruling, signaling a return to formal rules for rights of way. The piece critiques energy lobbyists and senators, warning against overreliance on more production and technology. It calls for a shift away from endless energy expansion toward sustainable living.
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Supreme Court
Earth
Some Things Are Good For You Or Bad For You
Paul Harvey examines conflicting medical opinions on sex sleep vitamins and coffee, warning that public statements often mix new ideas with new discoveries. He urges doctors to consider individual human variables before declaring what is good or bad for health.
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Paul Harvey
Robert Steel
Queens University
Ontario
Abraham Friedman
Joan Gomez
Boston
London
Willis Hurst
Lyndon Johnson
Billy Graham on Hell and God’s Mercy
The speaker argues there is biblical evidence for hell and eternal punishment, but stresses God’s effort to save humanity. He cites Matthew 25 41 and Psalms 86 12 13 to emphasize hell was made for the devil yet avoidable through faith and repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
L.S.A
Heaven
Hell
Lib erate Egalite And Veal Chops Dope Era Diplomacy Satire
A satirical piece portrays IPP, a fictional popcorn firm, wielding foreign policy like a product. It recounts a mocked plot involving CIA meddling, a Chilean coup, and public confusion over war reportage before the government restores normal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IPP
Republic of Chile
CIA
Chile
White House
Upende
Rattlesnake Copper Co
Rattlesnake
73Rd Airborne
First Marine
Pentagon
Latin America
No Limit on Subject in Letters to Editor
A note states letters are subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel with no subject matter limits. Authors are advised content may be altered to fit printing constraints. Readers are invited to submit correspondence on any topic.
Beginning of Coca Cola in Atlanta and Aiken
A concise history of Coca Cola's origins in Atlanta by John S. Pemberton in 1886, Asa G. Chandler's 1891 acquisition, Woodruff era expansion, and the 1919 founding and 1923 corporate formation in Aiken. It notes plant moves from Park Avenue to Laurens Street and finally 621 York Street, with H Gary Anderson Sr. and Jr. guiding bottling upgrades through 1948.
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Atlanta
Aiken
John S. Pemberton
Asa G. Chandler
Chandler
United States
Robert W. Woodruff
Rais
H. Gary Anderson, Sr
Edgefield
Saluda County
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Park Avenue
Laurens St
Elliott’s
York Street
Mr. Anderson
H. Gary Anderson, Jr
Wry Epigrams and Skits of Wit and Vanity
A jagged collection of humorous anecdotes and quips about travel boastfulness, cruise chatter, skiing mishaps, odd safety notes, and a vanity confession at a priestly audience. Names and places blur amid lighthearted social satire.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Aiken, S.C
Robert D. Cathcart
Senate
State House of Representatives
Sen. Bowen
Eugene Aserinsky
Jefferson Medical College
Mega
International Peanuts & Popcorn Corporation
Andy Jackerson
Dita Whiskers
Ms. Whiskers
Geneen
Washington Monument
P.S
Whiskers
Dle
Con
IPP Foundation
State Department
Yesteryear
Coca Cola
Citizen Smith
the Register and Tribune
Russia
Rufus
Dardanelles
Cruise
Suez
Cairo
Kelli Grant
Beech Mountain
N.C
A.G
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