We’re Still Scared on DDT Risks
At a Florence meeting Rutgers scientist Dr. Robert White Stevens flatly denies any risk from DDT. The forum for pesticide applicators was arranged by Clemson University and the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, drawing opponents of chemicals and proponents who insist more study is needed before use.
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Florence
Robert White-Stevens
Rutgers University
White-Stevens
Clemson University
North Carolina Agricultural
Insurrection fears and looming capital siege outlined
Jack Knight and Spiro Agnew compare the uprising to 1917 Russia, predicting a phased campaign with October moratorium, November mobilization, and December escalation as anti government forces threaten Washington. Witnesses describe a contained but tense scene with militarized guards and enforceive measures around the White House.
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Jack Knight
The
Knight Newspapers
Spiro Agnew
White House
Justice Department
Herb Klein
Washington Police
National Guard
Defense Department
Washington
Martin Luther King
America
Caesarian Legions
Why Sanction Violence and the November March
A provocative meditation on the November march on Washington criticizing federal permits and troop deployment, arguing a misread right to assemble, and urging liberals to disassociate from communist fronts to contain leftist influence and defend constitutional limits.
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Washington
United States
Montreal
Nixon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U. S
Niken Standard Since 1865 Narrative on Cothran Oyler
A compact feature traces the Niken Standard dating back to 1865, highlighting Samuel A. Cothran and Eugene J. Oyler as notable figures. The page focuses on historical context, community impact, and the enduring legacy of early industry leaders.
Haynsworth Considers Resigning After Senate Rejection
The article notes Clement Haynsworth weighing resignation as chief judge of the Fourth Circuit after liberal Senate rejection. It questions whether other federal judges meet the Senate’s standards of competence and integrity and suggests Senators should reexamine qualifications.
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U. S. Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Haynsworth
Strom Thurmond
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Brown Allies Fight To Keep Spending In Check
Columbia Senate Finance Chair Edgar A. Brown mobilizes allies to hold 1970 state spending within revenue limits. Senate leaders oppose general tax increases while backing a potential eight cent gas tax rise to fund urban freeway projects. The group foresees debates on capital improvements bonds and constitutional revision with varied views on debt, ports expansion, and auto insurance reform.
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Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Edgar A. Brown
Senate Standing Committee
Aiken Standard
Dennis
Grossette
Gasque
Roddey
Bristow
Senate
Gressette
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Rembert C. Dennis
D-Berkeley
L. Marion Gresette
D-Clahoun
Frank L. Roddey
Lancaster
Walter J. Bristow
Richland
J. Ralph Gasque
Marion
Jacqueline
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