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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1975

Page

4

Immigration policy urged to curb illegal aliens flow

A public call urges Congress to require proof of legal work status and revive temporary labor programs. Immigration Commissioner Leonard Chapman cites up to 12 million illegal aliens in the U S with about one million holding jobs. The piece argues for stricter employment eligibility checks and proper budgeting to deter illegal entry and reduce unemployment costs.

United States of America Leonard Chapman United States Justice Department Latin America Caribbean Europe Orient Bracero Immigration and Naturalization Service

Senator Laxalt's Old Fashioned Views

Holmes Alexander profiles Senator Paul Laxalt of Nevada, tracing his Basque immigrant family roots, wartime service, and political stance. The piece frames his conservatism around three pillars: honest government spending, support for small business, and strong military readiness, while criticizing deficit trends under Ford.

Holmes Alexander Carson City Nev Bordeaux America Pyrennes Nevada Dominique Laxalt Dominique Harper & Row Robert Laxalt Sen Paul Laxalt Old West Old South Armed Services

CIA Trains Palace Guards Overseas

Washington reports reveal CIA operatives trained and still direct elite palace guards for monarchs and dictators in countries such as Thailand and Indonesia. The 60 man unit known as SWATS guards Thai royalty and has been linked to covert operations and informant networks. Energy policy battles in Washington show a split on urgent nationwide program needs and leadership inaction amid a public demand for clarity.

Washington CIA Ethiopia Indonesia Thailand Bhumibol Adulyadej Sirikit Vitoon Yasawad Laos Bangkok Fletcher Prouty Air Force Sirit Thanarat Tokyo Prouty Yasawad U.S Korat SWATS White House Ford Secretary of the Treasury William Simon Capitol Hill Carl Albert United States House Senate Riverside Calif

Graham letter debates Bible truth and logic vs faith

Billy Graham responds to a reader questioning biblical miracles. He argues Scripture is spiritually discerned and asserts personal belief remains strong while affirming the right to doubt. He identifies Jesus as the supreme name and encourages peace for the seeker.

Billy Graham D.W.K Christ Jesus

Letter to the editor on Whiskey Road and local concerns

Carl D. Turno criticizes officials for not widening Whiskey Road despite its scenic trees and historic walls. He notes gratitude for family and neighbors, and laments taxes, inflation, litter, vandals, loud amplifiers, firecrackers, and barking dogs. He reflects on worry and the balance of good and bad in life.

Whiskey Road Aiken Carl D. Turno

Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible, preferably typewritten, and may be edited for space clarity and libel. Limit about 200 words.

Diplomacy at Governors Conference Hosts Argentine Gala Dinner

The National Governors Conference held a three day winter session in Washington with a formal dinner dance hosted by Argentine Ambassador Alejandro Orfila. About 40 governors and 18 ambassadors attended along with White House aides as discussions touched on diplomacy, politics and international ties.

National Governors’ Conference Washington Alejandro Orfila France Switzerland Ivory Coast Brazil Cyprus Walter Washington White House State Department Orfila Argentina James Edwards Washington Post Julian M. Carroll Kentucky Milliken Michigan

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