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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1971

Page

4

Thurmond Appreciation Night highlights South Carolina party oddities

A Feb 21 Thurmond appreciation rally in Charleston funds and morale for the Republican senator while Democratic leaders, wary of a weak 1972 opposition, face a fractured party. The piece notes cross party endorsements and a complex local political scene amid a recent mayoral contest.

South Carolina Sen Strom Thurmond L. Mendel Rivers Thurmond S.C John Bolt Culbertson Greenville Dero Cook Milton Dukes U.S Ernest F. Hollings Mendel J. Davis Palmer Gaillard F. Julian LeaMond Gaillard Arthur Ravenel Jr Charleston Senate Armed Services Committee

Aiken News Roundup January 1888 Highlights

Miss Bertha Stevenson arrives from Bartow Florida visiting J W Dunlap family. Horse George to be entered in upcoming Augusta trotting races. Town Council fire alarm plan under study. Rev Basil Manly beaten in Louisville. Marriages reported in Aiken January 1888. Local street improvements on Richland between Laurens and Chesterfield. Public ball planned for February 14 in Aiken.

Bertha Stevenson Aiken Bartow Fla J.W. Dunlap Messrs. E.A. Mims and Co George Augusta W.W. Woolsey Basil Manly Devine Louisville Manly Aiken Baptist Church E.G. Edgerton St. Thaddeus A.N. Taft Worcester Mass Julia A. Johnson Carrol Horn D.H. Crosland Willie Garvin Fred Vogt Barnwell L.F. Dicks Ellenton W.T. Hundley Johnston S.C R.A. Chafee Jason B. George W.A. Betts Graniteville Langley

Fulbright Eyes China Policy Role Amid Old China Hands Advice

Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Fulbright pushes to lead new China policy as he weighs testimony from Old China hands Davies Service and Fairbank. The report notes the 1940s 50s critics and McCarthy era paranoia, urging caution in moves like removing troops from Okinawa or Taiwan to placate Beijing while seeking face.

Bill Fulbright Foreign Relations Nixon Peking Fulbright John Paton Davies, Jr John Stewart Service John K. Fairbank Chiang Kai-shek Taiwan China Davies Service Berlin Yalu MacArthur Chou Okinawa

Unsatisfied in faith says Billy Graham

Billy Graham responds to a reader who feels bored by church and prayer meetings. He argues dissatisfaction may show lack of discipline or wrong view of worship, stressing worship is for honoring Christ, not entertainment, and notes longing for perfection ends only in heaven.

Billy Graham Christ O.W

YOUR HEALTH Why flu shots don t always work

A medical perspective explains that vaccines target specific influenza varieties, so effectiveness varies with different viruses. The piece recalls Hong Kong flu symptoms, personal observations on susceptibility, and cautions about masks, crowded rooms, travel, and unnecessary penicillin. It notes a potential universal vaccine may come with time. It ends with a prompt for a hypertension booklet by Dr. Alvarez.

Hong Kong California Europe United States America Harold Diehl

Eugene J Oyler Executive Editor Dies

Eugene J Oyler, longtime executive editor, passes away on December 28 1971 at age 66 in his home city. He led the paper through postwar growth and mentored many reporters. Survived by wife and two children. services pending.

Observations On Shoplifting In The U.S.A.

City administrators seek extra taxes while crime rises. Shoplifting grows, costing retailers millions daily. Deterrents like lie detectors and cameras face privacy concerns. Tagged merchandise with alarms offers strong prevention, but prosecutions hurt goodwill.

Letters To The Editor Guidelines At The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with real mailing addresses for publication. Anonymous messages are rejected and pen names are not allowed. Letters must be legible, preferably typewritten, and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.

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