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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

4

Danger Lurks on Aiken Bypass Route Needs Action

Citizens urge South Carolina State Highway Department to fix dangerous intersections on the new by pass from Park Avenue to the Bi Lo area. Fatal crashes at Trolley Line Road highlight the risk on a hill and curve crossings. Call for clearer markings or immediate closure until safety is ensured.

Aiken South Carolina Camellia Street Two Notch Road Vaucluse Road

Sinatra Attacks Congress Over Sports Crime Inquiries

Frank Sinatra, retiree and famed singer, denounces a House committee probing organized crime in sports. He accuses them of character assassination after a witness linked him to an underworld figure. The committee admits relying on hearsay testimony that later proved false. He argues timely appearance could have prevented lasting damage.

Frank Sinatra House Sinatra Mittee Europe

GOP Convention Billed As Family Fun Thing

The 1972 Republican Convention in Miami Beach is pitched as a family event with activities and films. Organizers joke about political talk including the family, while Bob Dole promotes screenings of Eisenhower and Nixon themed films. Plans for a longer epic film were reduced to 14 minute segments to fit delegates’ time.

Arthur Hoppe Miami Beach Paula F. Hawkins GOP Robert Dole Gates Mr. Dole Eisenhower Mr. Eisenhower Pat Nixon Jimmy Stewart Nixon John Wayne Pat Washington Dr. Kissinger Green Berets Vietnam

Take Vice Presidency Back To Drawing Board

A column argues for reform of the U S vice presidency, citing state practices where lieutenant governors hold stronger roles. It notes California and Alabama examples, criticizes the 25th Amendment, and calls to return the office to democratic, accountable foundations. It suggests single-ticket elections as a path forward.

California United States Senate Tennessee Illinois Nebraska Virginia Spiro

Pavement Plate Opens Up and Quirky Facts Stacked

A collage of wry observations on dieting bread consumption and quirky history. Notes include U.S. tax figures, the Bastille’s noble inmates, George Washington Carver’s sweet potato uses, rising government costs, a third of Americans biking, and the origin of tennis from horseback play.

U.S Uncle Sam Tax Foundation George Washington Carver

Israeli Women Serve Alongside Men In Modern Armed Forces

An Associated Press report surveys Israeli women in the army navy and air force sharing facilities and serving in combat roles while retaining feminine identity. It notes changes in dress customs, allowance for cosmetics, and the Chen corps name meaning charm and Army of Women.

Molly Pitcher West Germany Ulrike Meinhof Associated Press David Lancashire Israel Army Navy Air Force Dora Tomar David Ben Gurion Lancashire Chen Ruth Lichtenstein

Jesus Brings Division as He Calls for Choice

Billy Graham cites Jesus saying he did not come to bring peace but a sword. The passage means loyalty to Christ divides families and loyalties, pitting believers against nonbelievers. Christ requires choosing good over evil, creating divisive, deep allegiance.

Billy Graham Jesus Christ

Aiken Unit Legion Auxiliary Plans Meeting on Laurel Street

The Aiken Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 4 at Mrs. Haskell Shuler’s home on Laurens Street with joint hostesses Mrs. Ernest McCreary Mrs. Ernest Hafers and Mrs. William Terwilliger. Program led by Mrs. L D Boone on Rehabilitation.

Aiken American Legion Auxiliary Haskell Shuler Laurens Street Ernest McCreary Ernest Hafers William Terwilliger L.D. Boone

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