Aiken Council Reverses Stance on Salvation Army Center
The Aiken City Council unanimously rescinded its prior ruling on a Pendleton Street Salvation Army youth center after redefining the program to serve ages six to thirteen. Leaders praised the Army and residents for reaching a middle ground and avoiding conflict with police services.
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Aiken
Salvation Army
Pendleton Street
Council
City Council
Thomas C. Cundiff
Aiken Organization
George R. Kierspe
Spartanburg
Hastings Wyman
Boggs Attacks FBI In House Speech Against Hoover
Louisiana Rep Hale Boggs denounces the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover in a House speech calling for Hoover's resignation. He likens FBI tactics to Soviet and Gestapo methods, while critics urge constructive reform rather than sharp rhetoric and unfounded allegations. The piece cites partisan tensions over federal law enforcement powers.
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Louisiana
Hale Boggs
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rep. Boggs
Hoover
Soviet Union
Hitler
Gestapo
Boggs
Mr. Hoover
Congress
House of Representatives
Government In The Bedroom and the Sickle Cell Question
A cautious note on genetics and public policy discusses sickle cell anemia in Black Americans, the role of the Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation in disseminating information, and calls for nationwide screening. It cites British medical opinion on restricting reproduction of genetic cripples while raising ethical concerns about selective breeding and future implications.
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Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation
Africa
Medical Journal
George Discombe
Randolph Pushes 18 Year Old Vote Amendment
Senator Jennings Randolph sends telegrams to governors and legislative leaders urging support for Senate Joint Resolution 7 to amend the Constitution and enfranchise all citizens aged 18. The effort, begun in 1942, seeks ratification by three fourths of states to allow 18 to 20 year olds to vote in all elections, with Kennedy's DC statehood plan posing a political clash in Congress.
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Jennings Randolph
D.-W.va
Senate
Randolph
Pearl Harbor
M Tcuae
Ted Kennedy
D.-Mass
Ment
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Ted
District of Columbia
John
Bob Byrd
D.-W. Va
Henry Jackson
D.-Wash
God, Work, and Responsibility in The Christian Household
A reader asks about a husband who avoids work and trusts God to provide. The answer urges that work is part of life, tied to God’s design, and that avoiding labor may reflect impractical faith. It suggests medical or psychological checks if energy or avoidance is present, and frames work as cooperation with God in securing supply.
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Britain
National Health Service
Discombe
The
London Times
J.B
Manship
God
Joyce Brothers
Good Housekeeping
Tante Eustis Shaped Aiken Society And Homes
Celestine Elizabeth Eustis known as Tante helped transform Aiken into a premier winter resort. She leased repaired houses to elites and hosted lavish gatherings at Mon Repos, introducing bamboo cane brakes to the area. A New Orleans and Paris heir to Creole culture, she wrote on Creole cookery and died February 11 1921, buried in her garden.
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Celestine Elizabeth Eustis
Aiken
Celestine
Louise
Thomas Hitchcock
America
Tante
New Orleans
Miss Eustis
South
Paris
France
Thoughts On Life From The Pavement By HAL BOYLE
A collection of Witty New York AP observations on ego building with a hard boiled egg pocket trick, quirks of work culture, secret ambitions, cauliflower aversions, superstitions, and the odd link between God and the devil. The piece mixes humorous maxims with dry reflections on human folly and belief.
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New York
Marshaling Citizen Power Against Crime Book Debuts
The U S Chamber of Commerce releases Marshaling Citizen Power Against Crime detailing citizen methods to improve police, courts, and correctional systems. The $2.00 edition can be ordered by writing W Report, 1615 H St N W Washington DC 20006.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
H. St
N.W
Washington, D.C
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Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Aiken, S.C
Mr. Boggs
Citizen Smith
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Foundation
Jackson
United States
West Virginia
Billy Graham
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Hal Boyle
Rufus
By Rufus W. Gosnell
Jim Finley
Washington
Constitution Avenue
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tempos
Wilson
Fdr
Gates of Heaven
White House
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