Strategy In The House Reflects Democratic Power Plays
The House Democrats' surprise non caucus split reveals power struggles over party organization as potential steps toward selecting a new Speaker. Julius H Baggett and Rex L Carter maneuver for influence while Arrants eyes Carter’s post, amid Republican gains and rural control dynamics.
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Solomon Blatt
McCormick
Julius H. Baggett
Baggett
Rex L. Carter
J. Clater Arrants
Kershaw
GOP
Mr. Baggett
Speaker Blatt
Mr. Carter
Mr. Blatt
Mr. Arrants
Greenville
Carter
House
House Democrats
Mr. Bilatt
Physician Calls Federal Warning On Stamp Lickers
A doctor urged the federal government to warn stamp lick ers about health risks. The Aiken Standard quotes unsanitary stamps with unknown chemicals and little regulation. Missouri Senator Eagleton comments on scapegoatism by McGovern aides. An Arkansan acquantance may have been vindicated as friends rethink envelope licking versus stamps. Jean Westwood and Eagleton may share common ground beyond party lines.
Remedies That May Be Good For Some Bad For Others
Politicians push guaranteed annual income as a universal remedy though effects vary by person. The piece cites Outlaws Bridge North Carolina where 242 families received federal aid, with mixed outcomes including a farmer buying a car and a driver skipping work. It notes benefits for some individuals like Bertha Roxby and a refrigerator repairman, while warning the program ends in December and may hurt others relying on it.
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Jack
Jill
Outlaws Bridge
N.C
Love your enemies and defend the innocent
The text debates applying Jesus teaching to state defense. It cites Matthew 5 44 and Romans 13 3 to contrast personal ethics with collective security. It argues that while individuals should love enemies, civil authorities may justify police action and war to protect the innocent, so long as violence is just.
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Christ
Jesus
Paul
Aiken’s Two Celebrities Highlight 1928 Spotlight
Dorothy K. MacDowell recalls Grace Robinson’s 1928 portrait of Aiken praising Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock as town heroes. It notes Mrs. Hitchcock’s Long Island ties, the Hitchcock family’s wealth, and their 7000 acres that form Aiken’s famed Hitchcock Woods.
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Dorothy K. Macdowell
Grace Robinson
Aiken
Charles A. Lindberg
Thomas Hitchcock
Robert E. Lee
Hitchcock Woods
Tiny Shift in Poll Winds Signals Occult Voter Bloc
A columnist discusses a perceived rise of occult and paranormal interest among voters and politicians. It cites figures such as Harold Hughes Ronald Reagan and Robert Kennedy in connection with séances telepathy and flying saucers while noting the potential political impact of a psychical majority.
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Lowell Ponte
Edgar Mitchell
Soviet Union
Harold Hughes
Robert Scott
North Carolina
California
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Philip Bonewits
San Francisco
Cal Berkeley
Robert Kennedy
Saucer News
Amalgamated Flying Saucers Association
U.F.Q
White House
Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure From Dr Alvarez
Readers learn that essential hypertension often lacks clear symptoms and affects men and women differently. The article discusses mild cases, dangerous high readings, and the potential for relief through drugs and diet, plus risks like strokes and heart or kidney damage, with tips on weight loss and quitting smoking.
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Alice
New England Journal of Medicine
Noel 5. Weiss
Irvine Page
Page
Hyman
Pratt
Dustan
Cleveland Clinic
Dr. Alvarez
Walter C. Alvarez
Dept. Ats
Des Moines
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Bertha Roxby
John Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Billy Graham
Yesteryear
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Salem
W.C. Alvarez, M.D
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