Our Priceless Hitchcock Woods Must Endure Traffic Plans
Aiken residents oppose a three phase plan to extend Laurens Street and loop it toward Whiskey Road. They warn the 1200 acre Hitchcock Woods area would be damaged, calling for better traffic solutions that preserve the cherished woodland asset.
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Rice Country Aide Seeks Literal Translation for Ford Visit
A Rice Country TV staffer traveling with President Ford to Japan asked an interpreter for a literal translation of credentials. The interpreter rendered a sentence about Carolina rice and the industry’s global trade history linking to the United States and Asian reliance on rice.
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Policymakers Call For Oil Showdown in Washington
Backroom strategists urge President Ford to pressure oil powers for a price settlement to avert Western economic collapse. They warn that failure could lead to military action and warn of NATO strain and UN influence as oil costs bite poorer nations.
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Bay of Pigs piece branded Fifth Column journalism
Holmes Alexander argues that the Washington Post coverage from Cuba and the Bay of Pigs era reflects Fifth Column journalism. He criticizes sensational headlines and portrays media portrayals as undermining American interests while noting the presence of Soviet influence and Cuban exile figures.
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Aiken Standard Retains Leadership Amid Editorial Changes
Samuel A. Cothran continues as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor on the Aiken Standard's Page 4-A edition dated Wednesday January 8, 1975.
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God’s pleasure lies in redeeming despite human free will
Billy Graham explains that God’s pleasure, defined as counsel, centers on redeeming humanity. He argues God self limits in areas based on human cooperation, warning that lack of cooperation causes temporary loss though ultimate redemption remains God’s fulfilled pleasure.
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Hiss Reception: Answer In Karl Marx
Ralph de Toledano argues Alger Hiss travels the country on TV while defending his wartime Soviet ties He says history will vindicate him and blames Nixon for the case The column contends the verdict came from a Truman era indictment and Supreme Court due process Still it cites growing evidence against Hiss and mocks his shifting stories tying the discourse to Marxist critique.
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