No More Vietnams The U S backs out of Vietnam
An op ed argues that after decades of war the United States should withdraw from Vietnam. It reflects on the atomic era, the rise of modern weapons, and the hope that future conflicts be avoided through disarmament and restraint. It credits Secretary of State for promising U S withdrawal and questions if any war ends wars.
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Vietnam
Asia
Korea
North Carolina
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America
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South Carolina Insurance Reform Needs Broader Drive
The Garrett committee focuses on drivers who lose regular policies and enter high risk. The editorial argues for comprehensive reform including stronger highway safety laws, stricter drunk driving rules, tougher vehicle inspections and driver licensing reform before any meaningful insurance changes can work.
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Palmetto State
Charles Garrett
Greenville
Garrett
General Assembly
Garrett Committee
Prices rise push eggs beyond reach for many families
An Associated Press survey finds egg prices surging nationwide except near large producers. Demand outpaces supply as families shift to poultry and eggs to cut costs, threatening bacon and eggs as a breakfast staple and reshaping food markets and dieting habits.
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No compromise weapons and diplomacy in Spain
A veteran correspondent describes the Polaris submarines at Rota Spain and the U S Navy logistics role as a Cold War frontline post. He argues hard diplomacy and unwavering anti-Communist stance are essential, praising Ambassador Robert C Hill as key Madrid envoy in maintaining allied frontiers.
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Community support for Kalmia Hill School acknowledged
Letters praise Aiken County citizens and local groups for backing Kalmia Hill School projects during the year. The second letter defends the American Civil Liberties Union against Holmes Alexander’s criticisms, arguing the ACLU protects constitutional rights and supports law enforcement reforms.
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Aiken
University of South Carolina
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Aiken County Mental Health Association
Les Des Moiselles
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Understanding Black Power in Civil Rights Era
A concise explainer notes Black Power as political influence at the ballot box following Civil Rights gains, giving African Americans new voting strength and rights parity. It also contrasts this with a more violent fringe, urging national recognition of both Black and White power while seeking unity.
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Bernadette Devlin
Ireland
Miss Devlin
Londonderry
Alexander
Sirhan Sirhan
AULU
ACLU
Robert Williams
South Carolina
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