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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1974
Page
4
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor in its masthead.
The Chicago missile cruiser and two destroyers, with an oiler, clear the Malacca Strait for a show the flag cruise as Adm. Zumwalt warns that the United States has surrendered sea supremacy to the Soviet Union. He urges stronger funding and manpower to back up American naval power amid a rising Soviet fleet and missiles.
The piece discusses a new Abbington Press book An Underground Manual For Ministers Wives by Ruth urging authentic self identity for pastor s wives challenging traditional roles. It cites studies from 1969 and William Kail highlighting tensions between church expectations and individual faith and notes Women s Lib spreading through parsonage and seminaries.
A profile of Alexander Solzhenitsyn, detailing his life from birth in 1918 in the Caucasus, through wartime service, arrest and exile, to his emergence as a major writer in 1962, and his complex image as both dissident and moralist. The piece notes his early poetry, prison camp writings, and views on a writer’s duty beyond protest.
A critical column argues Patty Hearst shows no original thinking and uses Stockholm syndrome to explain her actions. It mocks Hollywood revolutionaries, notes easy grades color perception, and contrasts Hearst with a Mississippi visitant who misreads liberal status and vows to oppose the establishment.
The piece accuses networks especially CBS of liberal bias in The American Challenge. It notes a lack of conservative voices and calls for balanced representation from figures like Milton Friedman and Jesse Helms. It argues the FCC should enforce balance in news and commentary.
A reader seeks guidance on confessing premarital pregnancy to sons. The reply emphasizes conscience as God given, lists confession options to God, a neighbor, a spiritual adviser, or the church, and suggests that public acknowledgment should match the deed, advising against telling the sons if God has granted forgiveness.
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