Charleston liquor policy dispute echoes pre McNair era
Gov. West signals local enforcement of liquor laws with state aid only on request, reviving a pre McNair approach that lets Lowcountry ports and resorts operate largely without state raids while Upcountry seeks stricter rules. The piece contrasts historic shifts and calls for a constitutional local option.
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John C. West
Charleston
West
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Old Charleston
Spacemen Spot Pollution Line From Space
Gemini 12 astronauts photographed a white line over the western United States and identified it as smoke from a coal burning power plant near the Four Corners. Four more plants planned would emit vast pollution daily, sparking environmental protests and calls to shift to geothermal and solar energy.
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Earth
United States
Mesa Verde National Park
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
New York City
Los Angeles
American Chemical Society
Max Tishler
Four Corners
National Environmental Police Act
Phoenix
Tucson
Las Vegas
San Diego
Native American Rights Fund
Environmental Defense Fund
National Wildlife Federation
Interior
Rogers Morton
Aiken Showcases Local Beauty Spots in Photo Series
The piece highlights a community image feature that presents several beauty spots in Aiken. It notes varied appeals from horticultural and architectural to natural charm and simple appeal.
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Aiken
Nixon orders SACB revival to curb subversives and expand powers
President Nixon issues an executive order extending the Subversive Activities Control Board to include domestic violence groups and to widen its reach. The move aims to enhance security, extend subpoena and contempt powers, and restore a stronger federal tool against alleged subversives.
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Holmes Alexander
Nixon
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Robert Mardian
Federal Register
Communist Party
Treasury
Justice Deparment
U.S
House
Federal Internal Security Board
Tax cut debate stirs in summer reconsideration
The piece notes a proposed summer review of tax cuts as a remedy for economic recovery. It mentions possible faster individual income tax relief not set to take effect until 1972 and a new investment tax credit, with criticism that inflation fears hindered action earlier. It credits Steve Bankhead for an interpretation of long-term planning.
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Rufus W. Gosnell
White House
Congress
Steve Bankhead
My Answer by Billy Graham
A牧letter urging wives to adapt to their husbands and stay in step with them. It argues ongoing effort to align interests and appearance to prevent boredom and public shame.
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Billy Graham
Blu
Vanished Civilization Sparks Debate Over Ancient Tech
An archaeology tale describes a 100000 year old, advanced civilization buried by ruins and fire. Dr David L Tucker argues for immense past achievement while his assistant Hans cautions against overreach. The indecipherable coin reads United States of America One Dime.
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David L. Tucker
Hans Neusmeyer
Hans
Dr. Tucker
Suy
United States of America
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Citizen Smith
Paul Harvey
Planet Earth
Chapman's Pond
Chapman
Simons
Board
John Mahan
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Ellender
Proxmire
Mahan
Sace
Everybody's Committee To
Pentagon
THE
Supreme Court
Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Rufus
Arthur Hoppe
Doctor
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