A Timely Opportunity To Be Heard
The piece urges citizens to engage with lawmakers and notes Rep. Butler Derrick and Sen. Ernest Hollings visiting Aiken. It emphasizes staying in touch with home constituents, invites public dialogue, and commends the officials for arranging meetings with the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and local banking venues.
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Washington
Cottageville
Charleston
Greenville
Aiken
U.S
Butler C. Derrick
Derrick
Ernest F. Hollings
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Sen. Hollings
Rep
John Q. Public
FTC moves against ITT bread ads sparks consumer worry
The FTC targets ITT Continental Baking and Wonder Bread, arguing advertising drives monopoly or price rises. Critics say the agency oversteps and risks higher prices for consumers while pursuing ideological consumerism.
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FTC
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Wonder Bread
ITT Continental Baking
ITT Continental
Mayo Thompson
Commission
Bureau of Economics
Advertising Age
United States
Drowning in Its Own Fairness Says PAUL HARVEY
Paul Harvey argues that a small minority uses loud pressure to reshape democracy and erode majority will. He contends petitions for rights lead to diluted freedoms and says society often sacrifices common interest for noisy minorities.
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Paul Harvey
Congress
United States
Robert D. Cathcart, Executive Editor
Robert D. Cathcart serves as Executive Editor of the Aiken Standard, shaping editorial direction and oversight as of Monday February 10, 1975. He steers reporting standards and newsroom operations for the publication.
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Robert D. Cathcart
Interpretations of Jesus Saying Some Standing Here Will Not Taste Death
Billy Graham discusses Matthew 16 28 and the meaning of not tasting death before seeing the Son of Man coming in his kingdom He outlines three possible interpretations including the transfiguration resurrection and destruction of Jerusalem and notes none of the original disciples are alive today He urges readiness and a vital faith.
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Billy Graham
Jesus
Christ
Our Congressmen And Their Servants
A Washington column alleges congressional staffers perform personal chores for members, from shopping for pantyhose to driving cars and handling laundry. It cites examples across several representatives and senators, highlighting ethics law gaps and staffers pressed into service while lawmakers portray their work as sacrifice.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Congressional
Congress
Fede
Margaret Heckler
R-Mass
Heckler
Glenn Anderson
D.-Calif
Dulles International Airport
California
Bella Abzug
D.N.Y
Bella
E.J. Shuster
R-Pa
Chet Holifield
Daniel Flood
D.pa
Coco
Capitol Hill
Senate
Levi as Attorney General Nominee Faces Mixed Reception
Holmes Alexander argues Edward Levi, Chicago Law School president, lacks bold stature yet could emerge as a capable AG after cautious confirmation. Levi sways critics with tempered views on redistricting and capital punishment, while concerns linger about states rights and wiretap tactics. The piece suggests the country deserves stronger leadership from the nation’s top legal officer.
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Holmes Alexander
Edward Levi
Levi
University of Chicago
Felix Frankfurter
Carter Glass
Washington
Cer
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Federal Trade Commission
Prevention
Food and Health Publication
Samuel A. Cothran
Jerusalem
Robert Dole
R.kans
Himeh
John Culver
D.iowa
Jeanette Williams
Harrison Williams
D.-N.j
Lord and Taylor
Ann
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
Roman Hruska
Eastland
Hruska
Mr. Levi
Scott
Virginia
Rockefeller
Chuck Percy
William Scott
Supreme Court
Designate Levi
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Mitchell
Kleindienst
Hanoi
Clark
Saxbe
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