Dismissal of Aiken Police Chief Brown Sparks Turmoil
The article debates the impact of Chief James B. Browns dismissal on Aiken police operations. It notes potential shock waves through the city, doubts about reinstatement, and warns that internal jealousy and suspicions could worsen departmental effectiveness.
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Aiken City
James B. Brown
Aiken
Closses
Chief Brown
Porgy and Bess ends Charleston run with strong applause
The Heyward-Gershwin folk opera Porgy and Bess closed after a 12 day Charleston run drawing 35 000 in week two a sellout and an estimated 140 000 gross well over production costs. The piece featured a predominantly Negro amateur cast with music by the Christian Symphony. James C Busbee named director of public safety heading both police and fire departments.
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Charleston
Christian Symphony
James C. Busbee
Busbee
Arkenite
Porgy and Bess Proposals Linked to Tricentennial Highlight
Back Ella Gerber and Emmett Robinson's sets helped produce a Tricentennial highlight. The Charleston Evening Post urges negotiations with Porgy and Bess producers for future local stagings, ideally every spring in Porgy’s hometown.
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Ella Gerber
Emmett Robinson
Porgy and
Bess
Porgy
Charleston Evening Post
End of TV as We Know It Begins in Nixon Era
The 1970 launch of Nixon at Nine on all networks spurred daily presidential explanations. Equal time rules led to many politician shows and a TV era of discourse over entertainment. By 1972 an unknown ran for president on a single pledge.
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Nixon
Congress
United States
Alice
Arnold
Larry O’brien
Mervyn Murdhead
Nixon's Racial Policy Examined in Senate Hearing
Asst. Atty. Gen. Jarvis Leonard and Ramsey Clark clash over desegregation progress since 1969 70, while Nixon's stance on busing and unitary schools is debated. The piece weighs housing, hiring, and welfare links to achieving “quality education” and a freer, less utopian society.
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Jarris Leonard
Nixon
Senator Mondale
Ramsey Clark
Johnson
Clark
Leonard
Boston
Charleston
Jarvis Leonard
Mondale
Minn
Javits
N.Y
Mr. Nixon
Virgin And Child by Gustav Dore at St Mary Help of Christians
A detailed note traces the bronze Virgin and Child statue by Gustav Doré from Paris 1880 third prize to its current alcove in St Mary Help of Christians Church. The piece, once damaged by a church fire, was repaired and shipped in a coffin. a dedication plaque honors Harry Lamontagne.
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Dorothy K. Macdowell
Gustav Dore
Paris
Kinney
Tiffany
Harry Lamontagne
Aiken
Is the USSR Softening A New Look at Cold War Relations
The piece argues that decades of hostility may be easing as Soviet imports from the U S rise sharply while exports grow slowly. It cites Gromyko and Brezhnev signaling openness and notes UN and SALT actions plus a French analyst predicting a peaceful Soviet reform movement. It ponders Russia balancing tradition and moderation in a tense East West dynamic.
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Volga
Russia
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Middle East
Michel Garder
French Institute of Strategic Studies
Stalin
India
Southeast Asia
Finding God's will for your life
The text urges surrender of your own will to God's and prayer for guidance. It warns against rash ideas like leaving family for mission work, urges testing God's will with common sense and open doors, and notes that Satan can use natural events to mislead while God reveals the path in His time.
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H.B
Jesus
Lord
God
Africa
Satan
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