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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1972

Page

4

Nervous Nellies On Other Side Of Iron Curtain Too

The piece notes Soviet officials also fear President Nixon’s Moscow visit, with a U.S. executive recalling how Muscovites view foreign leaders. It compares Khrushchev era showings to expected responses, and weighs potential crowd reactions and political implications for both sides.

Iron Curtain Holmes Alexander Nixon Moscow U.S Ussr Kremlin United States Information Agency John Kennedy Johnson Cuba Berlin Richard Nixon

Apollo 16 SNAP-27 fuel cell powers science package

The SNAP-27 generator using plutonium-238 from the Savannah River Plant powers Apollo instrument packages. It supports data transmission for years with no moving parts and independent from sunlight. Plutonium-238, discovered by Glenn Seaborg and colleagues, highlights atomic energy’s potential for science.

Earth Charles Duke John Young Savannah River Glenn Seaborg University of California Atomic Energy

Rembert Dennis rejects state lawmakers’ pay raise

Sen. Rembert Dennis says the State Senate will reject the $2,000 pay raise voted by the House last week. He notes the April foolery tone after a $450 raise for teachers and $250 for other state workers and urges holding back raises until teachers and state employees receive fair pay.

Sen Rembert Dennis State Senate House of Representatives Dennis

New University Links Old And New Constructively

Jacksonville State University grows from its normal school origins to a broad campus offering law enforcement and nursing studies. It blends tradition with modern education while emphasizing regional values and community support.

New University Jacksonville Alabama Jacksonville State University Jacksonville State Birmingham Ecuador Israel Berkeley University of California South Columbia Yale Northeast Ivy League America

Women in church leadership debated in Billy Graham piece

The article argues Paul’s instruction to women in Corinth targets a specific group, not all women. It cites Romans 16 3 1 and Galatians 3 28 to support female participation, noting Old Testament prophets and New Testament workers, and urges personal faith as the criterion for teaching.

Billy Graham Paul Churc D.W Corinth Priscilla Aquila Jesus Christ Phebe Eve Christ

Two Hats and a New Office Joke Real Life

A beggar with two hats tells a prosperous man his business is growing and that he opened a branch office. The doctor prescribes outdoor activity for irritability, golf clubs loosen up a husband, but a lawn mower fails to help the wife. Bikinis gain popularity in Europe and the West, East Coast women remain modest. Clyde Moore notes jubilant football fans may tear down goal posts but spare the field wig.

Europe United States Anne Cole Cole California Washington West Clyde Moore

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