Southern Railway plans rail link revival between Warrenville and Aiken
The Southern Railway System says it will reactivate the Warrenville to Williamsburg Street line in Aiken to handle expected growth from the Port of Charleston. While restoration promises easier freight movement, it could cause local disruption. residents await full details and feasibility given prior ten year idle status and broader Savannah River river traffic questions.
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Southern Railway System
Warrenville
Williamsburg Street
Aiken
Arkenites
Augusta
Charleston
Southern
New Moves On IRA
Editorial urges swift Catholic and political action to end Northern Ireland violence. It argues Vatican opposition to terrorism, calls for bishops priests and faithfuls to back papal stance, and suggests church pressure could undermine IRA bases and deter future attacks.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Dublin
Iirst Republican Army
Eire
IRA
Paul
Vatican
Red Bear Housebroken or Trick for Food in Wheat Deal
In a retrospective on Cold War leverage, the author argues hunger and grain shortfalls fuel Soviet vulnerability. He ties Khrushchev’s fall and ongoing censorship to famine pressure, noting Nixon’s wheat diplomacy as a strategic leverage and warning of Kremlin limits on reform.
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Paul Harvey
Russia
Haiphong Harbor
Red Bear
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
George Mellean
The
Wall Street Journal
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Ivan Pavlov
Judged By The Enemies He Makes In The Nixon Cabinet
Holmes Alexander surveys the new Nixon Cabinet amid strong public dislike for several picks. Key figures include Labor head designate Peter Brennan, Commerce’s Frederick Dent, and Brinegar from petrochemicals, noted for hostile reception by Democrats and critics.
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Holmes Alexander
Nixon
Labor, Commerce and Transportation
Peter Brennan
Frederick Dent
Commerce
Claude Brinegar
Petroeum
Brennan
Dent
Brinegar
Violence rooted in the human heart, says Billy Graham
In a wartime style column Billy Graham argues that hatred and violence stem from sin in the human heart. He cites political assassinations and public threats, linking them to biblical insight that only faith can replace hate with love.
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Billy Graham
Tenace
A's
Senator McGovern
George Wallace
D.Y.T
Adam
Eve
Abel
Cain
Jeremiah
Israel
Unemployed Voices On Holiday Hardship And Jobs
A reader addresses the editor about unemployed and underemployed neighbors during Christmas and New Year, urging action to create meaningful jobs. The letter urges community support and references the Welfare Counselor at the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department.
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S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Department
Kitchings Mill-Home Demonstration Club Reorganizes in 1930
Kitchings Mill Home Demonstration Club held a reorganizational meeting at Mrs. J N Minick's home with President Mrs. A P Snyder presiding. Officers elected for the year included President Mrs. J P McNair Jr Vice President Miss Gladys Minick Secretary treasurer Mrs. Hollis Garvin Project leader Mrs. Vance Livingston and News Reporter Mrs Myrtle Brodie.
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Dorothy K. Macdowell
Kitchings Mill - Home Demonstration Club
J.N. Minick
A. P. Snyder
J.P. McNair, Jr
Gladys Minick
Hollis Garvin
Vance Livingston
Myrtle Brodie
Bostwick
Victory Foxcatcher Farm
Belmont Park Oval
A Columnist Might Never Know by HAL BOYLE
Hal Boyle notes that a columnist learns from mail and salesmanship. He cites a candy shop contrast, explains nose prints distinguish apes and humans, discusses icebergs to Southern California, quotes Norman Vincent Peale on church hush, and shares quirky facts on sweating, Christmas trees, and Goethe.
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Hal Boyle
California
South Pole
America
Norman Vincent Peale
Goethe
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Ens Search
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Robert D. Cathcart
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Richard Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bayh
Tunney
Kennedy
Kleindienst
ITT
Tough
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Soviet
Butz
William Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Citizen Smith
Augustus O. Stephens
S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Dept
Yesteryear
Ruler
Centaurs
Great Britain
Tommy Hitchcock
A.C Bostwick
Henry W. Bull
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