Full Employment Without Inflation Says Nixon Policy
Paul Harvey notes President Nixon vows four more years will focus on home fronts creating full employment without inflation. He warns New England declines amid defense cuts, job shifts, population growth, and regional industrial moves while urging relocation of industry to the South and West to revive American prosperity.
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Hudson
Chamber to reelect Mr Littlejohn at January banquet
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce confirms Carl W. Littlejohn Jr. will begin a second one year term as president at the annual banquet set for 7 30 p m Tuesday January 16 at St Johns Methodist Church. The piece lauds his 1972 achievements and calls for community support.
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North Carolina Abolish Highway Commission and Mini Supreme Court
A governor elect seeks to replace the highway commission with a professional DOT staff in North Carolina describing a move away from patronage. The piece also proposes a "mini" Supreme Court to filter cases, arguing it could raise jurisprudence quality while the high court debates the idea and preservation of precedent.
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Beech Island clubs and local events in 1929
A 1929 newspaper item notes Beech Island Agricultural Club meetings focused on the Sand Bar Ferry bridge, cites C Lee Gowan as Farm Agent, and recalls the club’s long history since 1845. Other notes mention travels to Charleston and Atlanta, attendees at Pro vincial Synod in Columbia, and a new Hitchcock Woods gate memorial dedicated to Francis H Hitchcock with Italian marble features.
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Bluffton
Beech Island Agricultural Club
Sand Bar Ferry
C. Lee Gowan
Aiken County
Beech Island
Sherman
W.M. Smoak
J.R. DuBose
C.B. Hutson
Richard Hutson
Alderman Duncan
Charleston
Citadel
George Durban
George Jr
Frampton
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Charles Hill
Martha B. Erckman
Hendersonville
N.C
T.W. Dantzler
St. Matthews
S.C
A.W. Oakley
William Johnson
Frank P. Henderson
Huger T. Hall
Louise P. Ford
R. G. Tarrant
W.W. Edgerton
Columbia
Laura Fair
Winthrop College
James P. Kinard
Winthrop Literary Society
Hitchcock Woods
Francis R. Hitchcock
We Were Destined to Go to Vietnam
Barbara Tuchman argues in Notes From China that the if game distortions follow history. The article weighs how leaders Roosevelt Kennedy Johnson Nixon shaped Vietnam policy and whether alternate outcomes were possible, concluding Americans were destined to go to Vietnam unless contrary facts emerge.
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Mao Tse-tung
Chou Enlai
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Nixon
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Far East
Pat Hurley
O. Henry
Southeast Asia
Vine
Tuchman
China
John Kennedy
South Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Saigon
A New Year By HAL BOYLE
A New Year By HAL BOYLE presents a home test to gauge mental and physical readiness for 1973. It asks pointed questions on stress, finances, taxes, savings, and inflation to determine if one is optimistic or in winter blues.
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Hal Boyle
Santa Claus
Sam
Samuel A Cothran Pioneer Editor of Aiken Publication
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina. He guides editorial direction and oversees newsroom operations.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart Named Executive Editor
The brief note announces Robert D. Cathcart as the new executive editor effective Friday January 12 1973. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Answer to Billy Graham on church attendance and national virtue
A(A) dialogue argues that church attendance is falling while interest in spiritual matters rises among youth. The writer challenges the idea of national maturity without faith and urges renewed religious faith to keep America strong. Cites Webster and Proverbs to stress religious character in origin.
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America
T.A.N
Daniel Webster
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Webster
God
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