Tentacles of Japanese Economy Spread Worldwide
Paul Harvey argues Japan's economic expansion reshapes global trade. He cites car motorcycle and TV imports, high tariffs on U S goods, rising outside investment, and growing Japanese populations abroad, noting American markets eroded while Japan extends influence in Latin America and Hawaii. He cites Goldwater forecasting Japan as a future military power and warns mutual outcomes if work effort differs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Ford
Latin America
Scramble Over Higher Education Funds Sparks Budget Debate
A South Carolina budget panel rejected a formula aimed at allocating college funds by objective factors. Proponents urge a trial of scientific budgeting for 1972-73 to curb lobbying and favoritism, arguing current methods reward political muscle rather than need.
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S.C. Commission On Higher Education
State Budget and Control Board
Clemson University
University of South Carolina
S.C
Citadel
College of Charleston
Francis Marion College
S.C. Medical University
USC
Clemson
General Assembly
Nixon May Have Started Stock Exchange Reform
Analysis argues Nixon and Connally publicized inflation plans that depressed stock values. It highlights Hurd Baruch’s critique of self regulation, SEC reform aims, and a push toward computerization to speed trades, reduce costs, and boost public confidence in the Exchange.
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Nixon
Stock Exchange
Holmes Alexander
Treasury
Connally
Forc
Ing
Hurd Baruch
Security and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Acropolis Books, Ltd
SEC
Federa
Commission
Author Baruch
Nixon Sec
Baruch
Federal Regulatory Agency
Administration
Richard Nixon
Marriages and local notes from Aiken County 1887
In Beech Island and nearby areas, early 1887 weddings are recorded. George W. Foster weds Pauline Lamar, Hir am Kirkland weds Frast ies Hutto, and J H Johnson weds Lou Piper, all of Aiken County. Local residents return from Hot Springs and visit the Journal and Review office.
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Beech Island
D.C
W. M. Duncan
George W. Foster
Pauline Lamar
Aiken County
L.E. Lott
Notary Public
Hiram Kirkland
Frasties Hutto
Aiken
Shiloh Church
J.C. Browne
J.H. Johnson
Lou Piper
John Chatfield
Hot Springs
C.B. Rowell
Highland Park
Ed Sommer
A.D. Redd
Vaucluse
Journal and Review
Lizzi Stevens
Summerville
Augusta
John R. Dow
Maddox Calls For Tougher Littering Slogans In Georgia
Georgia lieutenant governor Lester Maddox urges harsher anti littering signs and slogans. He suggests bold messages like Litterbugs wear dirty socks to create a stronger public impact.
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Lester Maddox
Georgia
Charlotte
N.C
Stimulant tablet ad drew FDA probe at Senate hearing
A provocative ad claimed a stimulant tablet could boost a tired wife with a more exciting demeanor and flowers from her husband. FDA official Dr. Henry E. Simmons testified the product contained only caffeine and sugar. The FDA will pursue full disclosure labeling for thousands of home remedies under review. James R. Jenkins questions why foreign nations seek to devalue the dollar, noting it may already be at its lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Henry E. Simmons
FDA
James R. Jenkins
Faithful in Infir mity The Lord's strength in weakness
Billy Graham comforts a reader unable to attend church due to illness. He notes God does not demand the impossible, cites scripture about dust and mercy, and urges viewing illness as a chance to witness. The message echoes Paul that grace is sufficient and power rests on weakness.
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Paul
Christ
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Paul Harvey
California
Brazil
Honolulu
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Aiken, S.C
the Stock Exchange
Agnew
Yesteryear
Dorothy K. Macdowell
O.C. Jordan
Columbia
Katie Ott
H.H. Hall
Jesse I. Foreman
Silverton
S.A. Dicks
Langley
WE. Mealing
Hamburg
W.H. Holley
Edgefield
Rufus
By Rufus W. Gosnell
Citizen Smith
Billy Graham
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