Eugene J. Oyler Executive Editor Page 4
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1970
Page
4
South Carolina House shelves tax exempt National Guard pension bill
The House Ways and Means Committee killed the measure to allow guardsmen to retire with a tax exempt state pension atop federal retirement. Rep. Baldwin Jr. led the floor fight against it, with support from pension official Tatum Gressette. Opponents argued the plan would burden taxpayers and dilute the national force's purpose amid Vietnam era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. National Guardsmen
House
Ways and Means
Frank E. Baldwin Jr
Jasper
Tatum Gressette
S.C
National Guard
South Carolina
Clouds Over Social Action Programs Delay Jobs Push
Clouds cut light from social action efforts as industry zeal fades under economic pressure. Tight money and recession fears stall big business and industrial plant moves into slums face zoning and residential opposition. The hard core unemployed work goal remains distant, attracting interest but not progress.
Look Back Think It Over Ambition's Ladder for Wold
A Wyoming columnist argues Republican John Wold of Casper should reconsider his bid for the Senate seat held by Gale McGee. The piece notes Wold’s youth, GOP service, and 1964 defeat, while critiquing McGee’s liberal drift and past pacifist funding, urging Republicans to focus on long-term party momentum for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
John Wold
Casper
Wold
House
Senate
Gale McGee
Congress
Nixon
Rocky Mountain
Teno Roncalio
Wyoming
U.S. Congress
McGee
Johnson
Vietnam
Foreign Relations Committee
ADA
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Murray Home Beech Island House From 1832 Wedding Gift
The will of David Bowers Jr mentions a new house and adjacent acreage bought by Richard J. Hankinson as a wedding gift for his daughter Georgiana upon her marriage to Dr. John Milledge Galphin in 1832. The home features original 20-foot rooms, hand-hewn panelling, pegged floors, and imported hardware from England. A magnolia tower legend ties the site to a former belle and a suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bowers Jr
Richard J. Hankinson
Georgiana
Georgia
John Milledge Galphin
Old Myths New Realities on Indochina Policy
A political column condemns Fulbright and current US policy toward Laos and Southeast Asia. It argues NATO Britain and the Soviet Union hinder a realistic approach to stopping Communist aggression, labeling calls for neutralization as surrender and urging independent U.S. action. The piece blames Fulbright for shaping failed 1962 Geneva outcomes and warns that US restraint has prolonged war.
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Nixon
Laos
Britain
Soviet Union
State Department
United States
Indochina
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Southeast Asia
Fulbright
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Eastern
Europe
Russia
Latin America
Czechoslovakia
Noted Presidents Try For Principled Statesmanship
The speaker defends politicians as serious, nonpartisan decision makers driven by national duty and prayer rather than expediency. He contrasts real statesmen with mere politicians, noting many Congress members recognize the nation faces tremendous problems.
The Unmaking Of A Liberal Student And Will Durant
A reflective survey traces a leading liberal critic from radical youth to mature historian Will Durant. It outlines Durant’s shift from socialism to evolutionary views on society and morality, noting cultural decline in arts, education, and public life as civilization faces internal barbarians.
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William
New York Evening Journal
Newark
Will Durant
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