Simple minded approach to a second medical college in South Carolina
The piece quotes Senator Hollings calling the push for a second medical university in Columbia simple minded while arguing against a second medical college. It claims the Columbia Chamber of Commerce drive seeks to boost payrolls and USC expansion, urging priority be given to developing the Medical University of South Carolina first and deciding on additional physicians and site, possibly Greenville, later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ernest F. Hollings
Washington
Sen. Hollings
South Carolina
Columbia
Medical College
Second Medical College
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
University of South Carolina
Medical University
Medical University of South Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Greenville
Charleston
Howard G. Royal
Augusta Rd
Guns Versus Lipstick in a Cosmetic Economy Debate
The piece contrasts a $4.7 billion value of the 10 largest military industrial firms with Avon at $5.6 billion amid US cosmetics spending over $5 billion annually. Patrick Ryan defends the cosmetological complex arguing beauty enhances the human landscape and sustains dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
United States
Patrick Ryan
Smithsonian
Ryan
Gastonia
N.C
Volunteers, police, and hospital praised for lifesaving care
Letter writers laud the Aiken County Rescue Squad and local police for rapid response after Mac's January 22 accident. They credit Fort Gordon personnel, doctors, and hospital staff for excellent care, recounting recovery and thankful gratitude. A separate note thanks the county hospital staff for father’s ICU care during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Aiken
Fort Gordon
Fort Gordon Hospital
Aiken County Hospital
Night Watchman
Robert J. Beyers
Vivion
Health views on longer working life and longevity
Dr. W C Alvarez notes aging trends from the White House conferences on aging. He cites rising numbers of Americans over 65, chronic illness, and poverty, but highlights active seniors and studies linking longevity to heredity and health management. He observes support for raising compulsory retirement to 75 and urges preparation for later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Alvarez
M.D
Charlie Smith
White House
Raymond Pearl
Nathan W. Shock
Great Gerontology Research Center
Duke University
Social Security Ad
Meaning Well Doesn't Excuse Boorishly Bad Manners
In Cincinnati two unions seek to cut their projected pay raises from 11 percent to 5.5 percent to align with anti inflation aims. AFL CIO President Meany draws fire for insulting the President. a Missouri labor leader condemns him as childish while praising his patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Cincinnati
Carpenters and Millwrights
Building Trades
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Missouri
Tom Walsh
The
Building and Construction Trades Council
Meany
The Difference Between Settlement And Surrender
Holmes Alexander writes to readers in Virginia and Florida defending his column on not selling out the Saigon regime for POWs. He argues the press must express tough truths and urges forceful or honest bargaining to recover POWs, criticizing past U.S. leaders and defending Nixon and Muskie on Saigon policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
A.L.K
Danville
Thieu
Kennedy
Diem
Doubt and Faith: A Billy Graham Reflection
In a discussion on Christian doubt, Billy Graham notes that it is normal for believers to have doubts. He compares temptation and doubt to unwelcome guests and urges recognizing them without letting them take root, citing Daniel Boone and Samuel Coleridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
J.H
Satan
Daniel Boone
Samuel Coleridge
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Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Louis Cassels
Savannah River
Sarah Busch
United Community Defense Services
Charlie
Bartow
Florida
Golden Gate Park
Splendid Aging
Duke Univeristy
Belle Boone- Beard
Lynchberg College
Virginia
Claude Heaton
New York University
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Miami
Walter Reuther
Saigon
S of
Naples
Truman
Korea
Johnson
Cuba
Vietnam
Muskie
Theiu
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