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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1970

Page

4

Beech Island Baptist Church Founded in 1832

The church was constituted January 31, 1832 with land from James T. Gardner and lumber by Abner Whatley and Dawson Atkinson. Built with heart pine by hand, it opened in September 1832. Slaves from local plantations helped, a three sided slave gallery existed, and deacons Matthias Ardis and Dr. Randolph Bradford were ordained. First minister Rev. Iverson L. Brooks arrived from Antioch Church. Original members listed include Louisa Ardis, Dawson Atkinson, Randolph Bradford, and others.

Beech Island Matthias Ardis Randolph Bradford Iverson L. Brooks Antioch Church Morgan County Louisa Dawson Mariah Atkinson Ann John Everitt Rebecca James Y Samuel Gardner Eliza Gray S. H. Hinson James Hank

Federal Trade Commission to hold hearings on chain store ads

FTC will start hearings January 20 on a proposed rule barring chain supermarkets from advertising specials unless items are in stock across all stores. A study found 23 percent of advertised items were unavailable in low income areas and 11 percent in higher income areas.

Federal Trade Commission Commission Washington San Francisco House Committee On FTC National Association of Food Chains

Thanks for Help at Aiken County Hospital

A letter to the editor from Mrs. Dean Millwood of Gaffney thanks staff at Aiken County Hospital for aiding her lost diabetic son. An Information Desk clerk arranged a phone call and a guard provided money and food, preventing a serious medical crisis.

Aiken County Hospital Gaffney

Kennedy Junior High Drug Traffic Allegation Criticized

A reader disputes a report alleging drug activity at Kennedy Junior High, charging lack of proof and risking harm to the school’s reputation. The letter questions sources and urges action only with solid evidence, noting Millbrook Elementary students overheard rumors.

Kennedy Junior High Millbrook Elementary Kennedy Fcar

Conversion in the Bible and its meaning

The text argues that the Bible uses the term conversion and provides verses from Psalms Matthew and Acts to illustrate that conversion means a total surrender of the person to Christ rather than an emotional experience. It emphasizes universal availability of conversion.

David Jesus Peter Christ

Turkeys NATO role tested in Mediterranean stance

In Izmir and Piraeus the American presence amid Turkish NATO duties is scrutinized. Turkish mobs attacked sailors, Soviet flights buzz the region, and Cyprus tensions complicate ties. The piece argues NATO cohesion relies on Turkish integration and U.S. military strength in the Mediterranean. The tone reflects a wary yet defiant stance on alliance resilience and regional power dynamics.

Piraeus Athens U.S. Sixth Fleet Izmir Turkey Columbus Air Force

Reassessing NATO Ties and U S Nuclear Role in Europe

The Nixon stance on not deploying combat forces abroad prompts a look at NATO burden sharing. Europe is now rich and capable of self defense, needing only strategic air power and nuclear weapons. U S forces should shift from ground deployments to integrating nuclear capabilities within NATO, ensuring credibility without keeping large conventional forces there.

United States Mediterranean Nixon NATO Europe East Germany Czechoslovakia Germany Soviet Union U.S Red Army East Berlin Western Asia Free World

Rescue On Way For Commuters

Public transportation log jams threaten major cities with paralysis. Meany says congestion adds hours to workers' day while progress is shown in Tokyo Brussels and Cleveland. San Francisco, New York, Chicago plans and federal aid target faster, computer controlled transit and futuristic concepts.

Afl-Cio George Meany Tokyo Japan Brussels Belgium Cleveland Ohio United States St. Louis Jfopsk San Francisco Bay Area Chicago New York Manhattan New York City Board of Esimate Nixon Congress Atlanta Los Angeles Pittsburgh Baltimore

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