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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1972

Page

4

Navy Names Tug Beaufort Spurs Pronunciation Debate

Portsmouth report notes the USS Beaufort to be commissioned at Norfolk Naval Shipyard as a fleet salvage tug. The name prompts a pronunciation dispute between Benfort and Beaufort echoing regional loyalties and past ship names.

Portsmouth U.S. Navy Norfolk Naval Shipyard Beaufort England Associated Press North South Carolina North Carolina Bo-fort Ben-fort Navy

Yesterday’s Heroes and the TV Talk Show Era

A critical polemic on modern media and society. The author mourns past heroes while condemning today’s talk shows, sensationalism, and permissiveness. He warns against propaganda, urges media discernment, and calls for wiser evaluation of newsworthy content.

Yesteryear

Nothing's More Fickle Than Love Between Nations

Holmes Alexander reviews Jack Anderson's exposure of official secrets and media power. He argues international love is fickle, cites India Pakistan diplomacy, Nixon shifts, and echoes the long history of intrigue and authority at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. He notes repetition in news and public life.

Holmes Alexander Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Jack Casey Stengel Pearson Walter Winchell Mexico Nixon India France Henry Bismarck Kissinger Rasputin Harry Hopkins

Facing Swearing and Jokes at Work A Christian Choice

Billy Graham counsels a reader on handling profanity and off color humor at work. He urges weighing God's will, showing Christlike calm, and seeking grace daily while remaining ready to change jobs if needed to preserve witness.

S.M Christ God

Time, the chief villain of our lives, did the rest

A husband reflects on marriage as time erodes romance and mutates roles. The wife shifts from lively courtship to pragmatic politics, career ambitions, and consumer expense, transforming love into weekend friction. He blames time, while she becomes the someone she aspired to be.

BTV Tom Edison Babe Ruth Charles Lindbergh Horatio Alger Jack Jill

About Letters to the Editor Policy at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Anonymous communications are not considered and pen names are not permitted. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel with no subject matter limit.

Healing power of love and health tips for elders

A columnist discusses how social engagement and helping others can ease aches from loneliness, citing a druggist who found happiness through directing children's sports. It also covers pregnancy smoking risks and older adults safely delaying gallbladder surgery when asymptomatic, citing doctors who find gallbladder operations reasonably safe for seniors.

YMCA YWCA

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