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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1971

Page

4

Aiken County Stockade in Court Fight Highlights Deep Problems

The editorial condemns a chaotic stockade after two prisoners released as trusties fought with knives using a county vehicle. It cites prior Grand Jury findings of poor administration, bad food, and lax security, urging corrective action by the Legislative Delegation and highlighting Judge Marion Powell's move to halt sending city prisoners until security improves.

Aiken County Stockade Aiken County Stockade Administration Stockade Grand Jury Marion Powell

The Journey And The Goal Scene In The Heavenly Real Estate Office

A landlord and rent collector Gabriel debate humanity as the landlord argues progress in humanity while Gabriel insists on ongoing flaws. They conclude the journey itself is the goal, a parable on human ascent toward peace and justice.

Heavenly Real Estate Office Gabriel

Not Without Americans: Keyes Beach’s Global View

The piece reviews Keyes Beach of the Chicago Daily News and his book Not Without Americans. It highlights his decades abroad, views on US roles in Asia, nuclear umbrellas, and the Nixon Doctrine, plus reflections on Vietnam and liberalism. Beach champions US engagement, warns against isolation, and defends his Vietnam stance.

Far East Keyes West Germany Japan Turkey Greece Philippines Korea China Vietnam Thailand Singapore Hongkong Keyes Beach Asia Pacific Alaska Hawaii Red China Fulbright Athens Beach Alexander

Offbeat Quotes and Reflexions from Public Figures

Rufus Status notes officers may keep bedrooms in offices with Mitchell and Laird cited. Rose Arduini on yielding to temptation. Johnson anecdote about philosophy and cheerfulness. Sportsmanship ties to larger families. Perfection limits and Parkinsons law cited. A nurse jokes about obstetrics vs other rotations. Attitude toward disappointment urged. English word economy compared to soap and cars.

Che Death Recast as Controversy Lingers After Bolivia

A long running debate over Che Guevara persists as a Cuban premier Fidel Castro rescinds a prisoner release offer tied to Guevara's remains. Reports note altered narratives, exiles fear violence, and a Peruvian author questions the identity of the slain revolutionary with claims of a double and a Siberian prison theory.

Miami Che Guevara Bolivia Guevara Cuba Che Omar Sharif Uruguay Montevideo Tupamaros Prensa Latina Maj Ernesto Che) Guevara Fidel Castro Committee of 100 Havana Castro Rene Barrientos Barrientos Luis Siles Salinas Alfredo Ovando Siles Juan Jose Torres Army Ovando Antonio Arguedas Gabriel Ruiz Jaime el Che Ramon Ruiz Jaime

Elm Grove and Fairview: Homes of the Hammond Family

Elm Grove was built by Maj. Andrew Hammond in 1840 on West Martintown Road, a Sand Hills Cottage with three dormers and six exterior chimneys. It later passed to Thomas McKie, who operated a nearby gold mine, and preserves Spanish Cork Oaks believed to be among the first in the New World. Fairview, built about the same era by Harrison Butler on King George III land, used hand hewn lumber and bricks from Butler brick works on a George grant tract dating to the early 1760s.

Hammond North Augusta West Martintown Upstate South Carolina Augusta Elm Grove Maj Andrew Hammond George III Thomas McKie New World Fairview Harrison Butler Robert J. Butler Col Leroy Hammond

Meaning of Jesus as the Son of Man

The term Son of Man appears over eighty times in the Gospels signaling Jesus’ identity as both God and man. He designated Himself to show universality of salvation beyond Israel, affirming God’s incarnation and the offer of redemption to all who accept Him.

God Man Manind David

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Aiken Ahs Samuel A. Cothran Eugene J. Oyler Citizen Smith Moonsong Earth By Holmes Alexander Chicago Daily News Hotel Grande Bretagne Mass Russia Formosa North Korea North Vietnam United States Hanoi South Vietnam Lyndon Johnson Rufus Rufus Gosnell U.S John N. Mitchell Justice Department Defense Melvin R. Laird Pentagon Rose Arduini Samuel Johnson Woman's Athletic Association By Theodore A. Ediger Elm Grove and Dorothy K. Macdowell Billy Graham Christ Son of
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