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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
4
Argentina readies new elections after Campora resignations clearing the way for a Peron backed ticket. The army now supports the Peron power play as former dictator Peron plots a return from exile in Spain.
The article notes Arabs doubt the UN can broker a settlement, pointing to U Thant removal of UN troops from Suez in 1967. It cites Nixon Brezhnev talks, Israel optimism, Soviet pressure on Arabs, and a Syrian tank foray as signs of continuing tension. It also mentions rising US personal income in June and speculation on consumer spending.
Samuel A. Cothran serves as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor as of Tuesday August 7 1973 at the Aiken Standard founded in 1867.
Billy Graham argues that patriotism remains essential despite perceived shifting sentiment. He cites June 14 National Flag Day and Biblical duties to government, warning that apathy erodes society and weakens national unity amid changing self interests.
Holmes Alexander argues for reducing 300000 U S troops in Europe, siding with Sen Mansfield who urges a 50 percent pullback over three years. Secretary Rush defends the long-standing U S presence as deterring Russia and stabilizing NATO, while Mansfield calls for ending overseas occupation to restore independence and curb costs.
A compact essay on experience guiding responses to new challenges while cautioning against stifling creativity. A driving lesson scene contrasts nerves with the offer to learn accident forms. Jimmy West recalls taking his girlfriend to games and notes she only learned the national anthem.
Anthony Harrigan argues against government oil drilling and nationalization proposals. He urges Alaska pipeline access, shale and tar sands extraction, and a shift to coal with supportive policies to boost coal mining and coal gasification while warning such moves could lower living standards and slow the economy.
Paul Harvey argues there are abundant sales jobs across the United States and that the profession offers high earnings and low burnout. He criticizes the public image of salesmen, asserts most are ethical, and says the shortage stems from a generation preferring security over opportunity.
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