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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

Page

4

Crumbling Hope For Saigon Echoes US Viet War Policy

The piece argues South Vietnam’s President Thieu tightens control, forcing or scaring away opposition leaders and undermining the prospect of genuine elections. It warns that continued U.S. involvement rests on fragile faith in elections, with a strongman drift threatening America's Indochina policy and risking a broader withdrawal.

Nguyen van Thieu America South Vietnam United States U.S Indochina Saigon Thieu Ngyen Cao Ky Supreme Court Duong van Minh

Cheerfulness Keeps You Young and Live Gracefully

A local scrapbook item quotes Dr. Albert Schweitzer on cheerfulness as a vital daily virtue. He argues cheerfulness leads to happiness, social acceptance, perceived perpetual youth, and a joyful life, noting wit and vital spirit sustain life’s goals and peace.

Albert Schweitzer Dr. Schweitzer Jackson Miss Clarion-Ledger

Ky for Thieu and Thieu for Ky political satire

A satirical tale charts a misfired push for free elections in a fictional Southeast Asian country. Ambassadors press for democracy as generals mock elections with fixed ballots, leading to coups and American retreat, ending with a quip that free elections doomed the mission.

Bot Deim Sum Nhut Pak Opp Ngo Ngo Mahn Ngo

Improvements Since Henry VIII by Holmes Alexander

A compact critique tracing a British system of government as arbitrary and hypocritical while comparing cruelty in history and modern revolutions. The piece argues against naive peace notions, warns against disarmament risks, notes nuclear fears from Cuba, and claims moral evolution through public knowledge and free communication.

Holmes Alexander Channel 9 Henry the Eighth Russia China Adam Smith Queen Elizabeth Prince Phillip

How Aiken County Was Saved By DOROTHY K. MACDOWELL

The piece recounts Aiken County’s 1871 creation from parts of Orangeburg Edgefield Lexington and Barnwell. It details 1890s efforts to form Heyward County, a halted plan aided by Ellenton town boundary questions and a three gum trees cross section proving Ellenton crossed the line. Ellenton later vanished with the Savannah River Plant.

Dorothy K. Macdowell Orangeburg Edgefield Lexington Barnwell Aiken County Heyward P.F. Henderson Aiken and Ellenton Aiken-Barnwell James E. Crosland North Carolina Maj. Crosland University of South Carolina South Carolina Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River

Gospel Musicals and Jesus in Pop Music

Billy Graham discusses the rise of gospel themed musicals like Jesus Christ Superstar. He notes strong youth appeal and mixed theology, praising the music but warning lyrics can verge on sacrilegious while acknowledging widespread controversy and interest in the new medium.

Billy Graham John Lennon Jesus Nicky Cruz

Aiken Rescue Squad praised for Sunday roadside aid

In a letter to the editor Sarah Leverette recounts how Thomas R. Reames of the Aiken County Rescue Squad stopped on a Sunday to help two sisters stranded on a highway in South Carolina. She commends the rescue volunteers and urges community support for their service.

Florida South Carolina Thomas R. Reames Aiken County Reames Aiken County Rescue Squad Sarah Leverette Univ. of S.C. Columbia

Letters to the Editor Policy at The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address and prohibits anonymous submissions and pen names. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. There is no subject matter limit.

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