Streamlining Senate Committees Marks Reform Effort
A Virginia newspaper columnist credits Senator Rembert Dennis of Berkeley for a plan to cut the Senate standing committees from 27 to 14 with a General Committee to absorb the rest. The piece notes policy timing in 1973 and questions if Judiciary will lose its grip. it ends with a wry dig at a WWII parachutist rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Berkeley
Sen. Rembert C. Dennis
South Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Grossette
Craig Kaolin Company leader sails to New York for orders
Col. Claude E. Sawyer president of the Craig Kaolin Company left Aiken for New York on business related to clay shipments. The firm reportedly has orders for all the kaolin they can ship.
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Claude E. Sawyer
Craig Kaolin Company
Aiken
New York
United States
W.M. Jordan
Journal and Review
L.F. Dicks
Ellenton
Augusta
James H. Bush
Clarrissa Bush
Col. Stewart
New Haven
Conn
Extending Our Christmas Cease Fire By ARTHUR HOPPE
Merry Monday after Christmas lampoons a Movement to Extend Our Traditional Christmas Cease Fire. The piece riffs on partial gift distribution and staged restraint over 72 hours to ease post holiday withdrawal, lampooning family tensions and Cousin Osbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoppe
Vietnam
Osbert
Cousin Osbert
Aunt Agatha
Rehnquist Brings Something New To Court
The piece argues Rehnquist offers a consensus based approach with emphasis on clean public service and cautious civil liberties. It notes objections over his views on racial rights and criminal surveillance while predicting broad public acceptance of his restrained yet firm constitutional interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehnquist
Senate
Phoenix
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Haynsworth
Carswell
Nixon
Supreme Court
Fulbright
Hollings Urges Law and Order Across America
United States Senator Ernest F. Hollings argues in Helsinki that law and order must rise above race and politics. He praises police officers, cites May Day 1970 disruptions in Washington, and lauds President Nixon for supporting law enforcement while calling for a Law Day resolution honoring officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Hollings
United States
South Carolina
Helsinki
Finland
Gerard Smith
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Oslo
Europe
From Failure to Forgiveness in Christian Hope
A speaker urges that personal failure does not doom a believer. Biblical examples show Jesus using wrongdoers after repentance. Confess sins to receive forgiveness and cleansing, embracing renewed life through faith.
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Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Geronimo
Eric Ambler
FBI
Norfolk
Pakistan
Holmes Alexander William Rehnquist
Justice Department
Hruska
Harrold Carswell
Edgefield
C.C.G
C. Ry
Capt
J. Bland
Mack Simpkins
Willie Butler
Edgefield County
Thomases
Hollings’ View
America
Washington
Chief Wilson
Samuel A. Cothran
Aiken, S.C
Eugene J. Oyler
Billy Graham
K.B
Christ
Peter
James
John
Zacheus
Samaria
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