U S role in Middle East talks should be active
The piece argues a purely hands off stance would wrongfully limit major powers in life or death events. It contends the United States, as protector of Israel and financier, must press for a settlement aligning with its interests. It warns against withholding influence or pressure in the peace process.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
New York
U. S
United States
Raelis
U.S
It Is Still Great To Be An American
Senator declares unwavering optimism for America amid global tensions and domestic challenges. He cites progress in health, education, living standards, and transportation while praising national unity, youth potential, and equal opportunity across races and minorities. He asserts faith in the nation's resilience and constitutional values.
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Middle East
America
Senate
What Can I Do For You A Genie In New York
AP reports a playful meditation on wishes from a hypothetical genie. The list includes desires like wealth, multiple lovers, famous artifacts, battles and historical figures, and whimsical wants such as a trampoline and a courtroom fool to entertain.
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New York
France
California
Kentucky
Hell
Adolf Hitler
Genie
Positive Thinking On Daily Fatigue And Wit
Rufus WEBB GARRISON urges lasting energy by choosing positive thinking and speaking. Eliminate gray areas and focus on joyful aspects to combat fatigue and regret. Includes light anecdotes about a minister wedding joke and Indiana capitals.
A Time For Reason In South Carolina’s Legislatures
The piece cautions that the upcoming session will test leadership as Brown Blatt and West clash over teacher pay versus budget levels. It notes reapportionment battles, potential filibusters, and controversial bills like making Winthrop College coeducational. It urges compromise to avoid deep divides.
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General Assembly
South Carolina
Senate
Edgar A. Brown
House
Solomon Blatt
John C. West
Earle E. Morris Jr
Mr. Blatt
Mr. Brown
Calhoun
Sen. L. Marion Gressette
Winthrop College
Explosion of 1953 in Aiken remembered as city’s worst disaster
In 1953 a gas explosion at Jones Electric Company killed 10 and destroyed two million dollars of property. Fire crews from Savannah River Project Augusta Graniteville aided local departments. Martial law followed as fires raged and rescue operations continued.
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Aiken
Highland Park Hotel
Aiken County
Toole
Jones Electric Company
R. W. McCreary
W. J. Platt
Diana Shop
Lile’s Drug Company
Hahn & Company
Holley Hardware
Bank of Greenwood
State Bank and Trust Company
Franzblau
Richland Avenue
Savannah River Project
Augusta
Graniteville
Savannah River
duPont Company
State Highway Patrol
Red Cross
Atomic Energy Commission
Herbert Steiffel
Messrs
Albert
Jake George
Gospel’s revolutionary call resists worldly trends
A speaker argues Christianity must convert trends rather than conform to them, warning against worldly contamination while praising Christianity for elevating society above pagan practices and urging the world to adapt to Christ and his teaching.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
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Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Billy Graham
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