Why Don't The Ruling Classes Rule An American Ideology
The essay argues Truman set a course with limited warfare in Korea and warns this mindset erodes national will. It cites Nixon returning land to Taos Pueblo and asserts a creed of victory and competition, condemning appeasement of minorities and SST restraint. It laments drug use and decline in military discipline as signs of a broader defeatist culture.
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Tom Dewey
Mr. Truman
North Korea
Nixon
Blue Lake
N. Mex
Taos Pueblo
Harvard
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Teamsters Union
California
United Farm Workers
Aiken Blood Drive Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Aiken County marks the 20th anniversary of its Red Cross blood program during a one day bloodmobile visit to the Aiken Municipal Auditorium. The event, drawing 163 donors in 1951, reflects local support amid modern drives aiming for 350 pints over two days.
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Aiken
Red Cross
Aiken Municipal
Aiken County
Jesus Helps a Lonely Girl Seek Inner Strength
A nine year old girl asks if Jesus can help her friends. The response urges loving Jesus for life changes, not for popularity, and suggests faith can boost self control, including appetite. A mother’s echo analogy implies kindness returns to the giver.
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Jesus
O. K
Mrs Nixon a Portrait of First Lady Diplomacy and Resolve
The article extols Pat Nixon as a poised First Lady shaping public image through diplomacy and personal stance. It notes her resistance to fashion external pressure, enjoys American cuisine, and supports equal pay and equal rights while rejecting strikes. It highlights her humane moments with children and European press interactions.
Letters to the Editor spark debate on puzzles and politics
Readers critique a puzzle entry count and discuss unemployment and food stamps. Aiken letters by Mrs Frances H Conant and Robert Medlock question entries needed for a puzzle and warn against the peace symbol linked to Bertrand Russell and Marxist ties.
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Aiken
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Fabian Society
Educational Workers International of
Paris
Third International
Moscow
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Us.a
Robert Medlock
Nixon TV show praised for relaxed wit and style
Arthur Hoppe lauds Mr. Nixon hosting a four guest TV format from the White House library. He praises Nixon's relaxed, knowledgeable manner and suggests improvements like a live studio audience and a witty foil. He envisions guests and humor while cautioning about commercials and political messaging.
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Arthur Hoppe
Nixon
White House
Mitchell
Nixon. ‘‘Heeeeeere
Dickie
Heeeeeere
Mr. Nixon
Don Rickles
Groucho Marx
William F. Buckley
Mr. Mitchell
Dick Nixon
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Standar
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Eugene J. Oyler
Dept. of Agriculture
South Carolina
Billy Graham
Mrs. Nixon
Paul Harvey
Mrs. Nix
Harvey
Junior
U.N
Pat Nixon
Europe
Italy
You
Laurence Tilly
Parsons Lane Aiken, S.C
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Johnny Carson
Miss Dickerson
PBS
Pizazz
Gabor
Chancellor
NBC
Zero Mostel
Buddy Hackett
Mr. Smith
ABC
Sevareid
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