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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1969
Page
6
The piece condemns a South Carolina riders in a tax reform bill as smothering debate on protectionism. It argues the amendment will not survive a House Senate conference and could invite a presidential veto. It urges open discussion of protectionism versus free trade on merits.
The editorial argues that a federal pay increase for government workers could fuel a vicious financial circle, as higher wages boost spending and living costs. It warns against a broad raise and suggests limiting increases to lower paid civil service positions, amid anti inflation concerns and tax burdens. It also critiques Black Panthers and their rhetoric as bullying.
The piece argues resolutions reflect a universal urge to live up to moral stature and seek God. It portrays the New Year as a divine gift offering 365 days for meaningful living, noting that many fall into old sins while others rise through prayer and spiritual progress.
The piece argues that free speech and assembly are being used to shield subversive activity. It urges Congress to pass S-12 to ban speech and assembly tied to conspiracies, detailing penalties and the need for stronger action before year end.
In Panama the ouster of Brig. Gen. Torrijos raises the issue of U.S. control over the Panama Canal Zone versus Panamanian sovereignty. The piece warns against communist influence from Fidel Castro and Cuba, noting Soviet deliveries, Costa Rican operatives, and Thelma King's role, arguing the core debate is U.S. control versus Communist control.
A Washington bar tale frames Vince Lombardi as a national obsession. A whisky eyed salesman laments a recession driven by fans and bosses worship of Lombardi and the hope for a losing season to lift sales. The boss plans a 25 percent price hike and early-morning movie sessions about Lombardi’s second effort.
A speaker mocks Lombardi cinema, claiming years of watching the films and recalling details. He cites personal wealth and success to argue he can motivate himself, declaring one losing season could end Lombardi movies.
A reader commends Senator Gilbert McMillan for introducing a bill to limit annual taxes in Aiken County. He cites prior bond issues for schools, planned courthouse and university projects, and multiple tax increases after a reevaluation, urging the delegation to back the measure and seek taxpayer input via referendum.
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