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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
4
The masthead lists Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor for the Aiken Standard, a paper dating back to 1867, with page 4 designation.
An editorial in the Wall Street Journal criticizes a rush of sectors including automakers, ranchers, realtors, and others to Washington for relief. It argues federal intervention fuels regulation, inflates costs, and erodes rugged individualism, urging limits on government influence.
The piece argues India drains resources into military ventures and allies with the Soviet Union to threaten Pakistan and Iran. It claims Goa, Bangladesh, and Pakistan hostilities show a false peace image, urging stronger U.S. action in the Persian Gulf and against India’s rise. It blames Congress for aiding India with aid money instead of alleviating domestic poverty.
The piece argues about how the United States should respond to Soviet Jewish refugees and refuseniks. It critiques Henry Kissinger and Scoop Jackson amid trade reform while urging open action and moral responsibility, noting public and private pressures.
The Senate Internal Security Committee kept derogatory files on lawmakers and leaked clippings to right wing outlets. Witnesses say up to 40 folders, some filed by home states, circulated. committee chief counsel Julian Sourwine denied the practice and later purged materials.
The letter outlines paranoia as stubbornness and fear of others, then proposes faith in Christ, daily Bible reading, and prayer. It cites Psalm 118:6 to encourage trust, and James 4:15 16 Acts 10 28 and Psalm 139 23 24 as texts to address self view and rigidity.
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