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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
2
Paul Harvey argues the Vietnam era shows outsiders can be wrong even when pursuing good aims. He warns against overreaction, notes limits of conventional bombs, and says democracy and American values must be fostered, not forcibly exported, as the world judges American methods.
Holmes Alexander reflects on a 1940s anecdote and warns that invoking Hitler in modern politics risks a national self likeness. He argues Nixon’s campaign must avoid Nazi comparisons and seize the Era of Good Feeling moment to steer policy and public discourse.
In March 1929, C J Hill, chairman of the Aiken County Commissioners, announced the paving contract for a three to four mile unpaved section on the Aiken Augusta highway from Clearwater to the Savannah River. When done U S Highway 1 in Aiken County will be fully paved to Camden, with Camden to North Carolina line nearing completion pending a road bond approval.
Aiken SC announces Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor of The Aiken Standard. Cothran assumes leadership as the newspaper’s executive editor, guiding daily operations and editorial direction.
The Aiken County Board of Commissioners voted to join the Metro-COG Council of Governments amid long standing hesitation. Critics say the move could invite federal control and create a sprawling inter state authority, though some see potential limited benefits from coordinated efforts.
Nixon's big win complicates efforts by Southern and Western conservatives to back Spiro Agnew at the 1976 convention. The Miami Compromise would grant bonus delegates to most states, boosting liberal strongholds and tightening Agnew's path. Eight largest states hold about 39 percent of 1976 votes, strengthening the liberal base.
Billy Graham argues Christianity differs from other faiths by what God does for humanity rather than what people must do. He emphasizes Christ as unique, both stern against sin and compassionate on the cross, citing Jesus’ forgiveness and the lack of fault found in Him.
The article argues that Peter Brennan, AFL-CIO leader, may dominate labor policy as Labor Secretary, while Elliot Richardson's Defense appointment signals liberal influence. It warns of weakened defense and cites concerns about the New Frontier era's impact on national security and military readiness.
A humorous column features dentists hearing common patient woes and quirks. Jokes cover missed appointments, pain relief, braces, bad breath, and dream antics. It playfully questions costs of dental work and everyday dental life.
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