Christmas Gift of the Savior Narrates Eternal Love
A guest editorial recalls the birth of Christ as a divine gift and a turning point in history. It cites John 1:14 John 10:10 and John 3:16 highlighting the Bethlehem story shepherds and Magi and the promise of peace amid war. Loyal Phillips. Elizabeth City NC Daily Advance.
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David
Bethleheim
Christ the Lord
Loyal Phillips
Elizabeth City
N.C
Daily Advance
Debate Over ACLU Rights Versus Crime Control
A journalist and lawyer clash over whether the ACLU protects all rights or enables criminals. They argue the ACLU's defense of due process may impede law enforcement and release offenders, weakening national security and public safety.
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ACLU
Plight of Textiles Threatens South Carolina Industry
The SC textile sector faces grim odds as imports double and wages rise, prompting leaders like John M. Hamrick and Eugene Stone to warn that U.S. textiles risk extinction. Stone cites Far East competition and overseas plant plans as he urges import quotas from the Nixon administration to salvage a dying industry.
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S.C. Textile Manufacturers Association
John M. Hamrick
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Eugene Stone
Greenville
Stone
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Burma
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Illegitimate Birth and Salvation in Christian Thought
A reader questions if an illegitimate child can enter the Kingdom of God. The reply emphasizes personal responsibility is not the child’s, cites universal sin, and stresses the new birth as central to salvation over birth legitimacy.
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Kingdom of God
Community gratitude and school visit express thanks
Letters from readers praise local coverage and Christmas charitable efforts in Aiken. Contributors celebrate the newspaper for supporting home shopping and educate communities about teachers and journalism, while thanking the Jaycees for the underprivileged children's shopping tour and a school visit to the paper.
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken County
Eisenhower Commission seen as political repainting of crime era
The piece criticizes the Eisenhower Commission on violence as a Johnson era political tool designed to justify federal action and spend. It argues crime stems from moral decline not poverty, questions the Kerner Report, and accuses the commission of evading responsibility while endorsing federal paternalism.
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Milton Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Kerner Commission On Crime
Kerner
Johnson
FBI
Hoover
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