Emmett Till Murder Prompts New Federal Inquiry
Editorial notes that the Justice Department has reopened a probe into the 1955 killing of Emmett Till as new information emerges. It recalls Mamie Till-Mobley’s open casket request, Till’s Chicago roots, and the historic impact on the civil rights movement.
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Aiken Standard History Note and Editorial Remark
The Aiken Standard founded in 1867 traces its long lineage with publisher Rhonda Overbey and editor Michael Harris. Molly Reme notes the paper embraces a thoughtful day with editorial reflection from Jive Schreiner cited as a defining voice.
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Michael Harris
Molly Reme
The deep state stands between us and the abyss
Columnist argues the so called deep state is not a conspiracy but experienced public servants. He cites Trump Putin Helsinki and subsequent denials by intelligence chiefs, noting briefings on Russian meddling and concerns about loyalty and national duty. He laments Trump’s stance and urges support for patriotism and vigilance into the Mueller inquiry.
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Letter argues Founding Fathers favored a republic over democracy
Ronald L. Feller and ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD discuss the erosion of a republic into democracy, critiquing popular selection of leaders and the electoral college. They warn democracy misdefines freedom, citing Mencken and sources, urging a system protecting life, liberty, and happiness.
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HL. Mencken
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters up to 500 words with a daytime phone number and return address. Pen names allowed. anonymous letters refused. Include a brief headline. email to letters at aikenstandard.com or mail to Letters to the Easter PO Box 456 Aiken SC 28801. Publication discretionary and edits apply.
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