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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1973
Page
4
The Aiken Standard announces Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor, outlining their roles and leadership change at the newspaper founded in 1867.
French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert urged to keep the NATO alliance intact as Western Europe faces inflation, political crises, and policy shifts. The article notes strains over funding for U.S. troops, the evolving German position, and the need for a new Atlantic Charter amid talks with Helsinki and Vienna arms talks.
Arthur Hoppe presents Uncle Manny critiquing the energy crisis with satirical ads for electricity natural gas and nuclear power. He mocks industry push to use more energy while proposing campaigns urging less consumption. He notes public-spirited firms profit from buyers, ending with Manny lamenting the imbalance.
The piece cites rising suicide risks tied to fatigue with data from health and academic sources. It names MRS. LOYOLA GREEN and RICHARD DUMOND as examples and urges delaying decisions until rest to avoid fatal choices.
The Attorney General refused to surrender executive privilege and backed the view that a President or aide is immune to summons. The piece argues Nixon must consider public mood and the possibility of impeachment, warning of broad consequences if the head of state falls.
Billy Graham discusses Genesis and the origin of evil. He argues God created good not evil, explains the knowledge of good and evil, and asserts Satan fell from heaven causing evil. He notes mystery surrounds evil's origin and that God will reveal the how and why in time.
The piece argues against relaxing airport security after the FAA adopted electronic passenger screening and carry-on checks. It notes no hijackings in five months versus a hijacking rate last year, praises the security system, and addresses cost and opposition from airlines while urging continued enforcement.
A Topeka physician sues the American Medical Association claiming 18 years of effort to remove his name from the directory and 650 hours spent handling junk mail in the last six years. He seeks 32 500 dollars plus 100 000 dollars in penalties and costs, arguing the AMA’s inaction caused losses and could affect others.
Herbert G. Ram manager of the State Theatre reports signing contracts in New York for upcoming months. Films planned include Chained with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable Treasure Island with Wallace Berry and Jackie Cooper The Girl from Missouri Anne of Green Gables Freckles Laddie The Little Minister The Age of Innocence The Fountain She Loves Me Not and more star titles.
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