County approves 30000 subsidy for new North Augusta site
Aiken County Board in informal session pledged up to 30000 of public funds to aid a new industry by subsidizing land purchase near routes 1 and 78. The action, tied to a letter of intent, was criticized as predecisional but defended as a normal, secretive step aligned with state guidelines.
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Board of Commissioners of
Aiken County
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater North Augusta
County of Aiken
Aiken
Commission
Harold V. Graybeal
Ence
Schubert and Salzer
South Carolina State Development Board
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Cothran and Cathcart Lead Aiken Standard Staff
The July 25 1975 issue of the Aiken Standard lists Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor. The page 4 publication confirms the leadership team guiding the paper since 1867.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
U.N. Charter Loaded Dice Against U.S.
Ralph de Toledano argues the United Nations favors the Soviet bloc and new nations, draining U.S. funds while acting as a tool of Arab African Asian and Communist coalitions. He cites China’s seat, Israel’s ouster from UNESCO, and broader dictatorial regimes as evidence of a failing, third world driven body.
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Ralph de Toledano
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Congress of Nations
U.N
Republic of China
China
India
Goa
Yasir Arafat
General Assembly
International Labor Organization
Israel
Unesco
Middle East
State Department
South Africa
Uganda
Third World
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Iraq
The Kennedy Vendetta and the Era of Just Punishment
A critical column argues the 1960s U S chapter from Bay of Pigs to Saigon marks a justified punishment for Kennedys and allies. It cites Harper's Kennedy Vendetta and CIA actions, claims media complicit silence, and predicts retribution against Johnson Nixon. The piece frames JFK as cause of broader national calamities.
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Bay of Pigs
Saigon
United States
Taylor Branch
George Crile
Harper's Magazine
Washington
New York
Camelot
Rockefeller Commission
Frank Church
CIA
Harper's
Branch
Crile Ac
Castro
Jack Anderson
Rockefeller Church
Jfk
Richard Nixon
Bob Kennedy
Los Angeles
Department of Justice
Bob
Barry Goldwater
Indochina
Diem
Crile
Cuba
Kennedys
Lyndon Johnson
First Provincial Congress Actions and Fast Day Plan
The Provincial Congress advised adopting Continental Congress resolutions and urged colonists to learn arms and train officers. A fast day on Feb 17 was set to seek wisdom for liberty and peace. Clergy to preach on the occasion at St Philip's Church. Charles Town officials to convene with the assembly. Congress adjourned awaiting summons by the Charles Town General Committee.
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Dorothy Macdowell
Provincial Congress
Continental Congress
Congress
Commons House of Assembly
St. Philip’s Church
Robert Smith
Charles Pinckney
Peter Timothy
Charles Town
Freshman Class Clown Hits Washington in McDonald Scrutiny
Washington column profiles Rep. Larry McDonald of Georgia as a combative first-term member linked to the John Birch Society. It cites 140 speeches in the Record, campaign-report irregularities, a pending contempt appeal, and a clash over using nuclear weapons in Vietnam.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Larry McDonald
D.ga
John Birch Society
National Council
Joseph McCarthy
D.wis
Marietta
McDonald
Charles Porter
D.ore
Porter
House
Armed Services Committee
South Vietnam
McDonald’s
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P. O. Drawer
Aiken, S. C
Mary Mittelberg
Greater
His
Mrs
Mary Michelberg
Mrs. Mittelberg
Harold V. Craybeal
Charles A. Prosser
V. Chatamar
Cleve Edmunds
Vernon Davis
Forest L. Kirby
Lucas Ray
Zi Ane
Iles W. Prosser
Iph
F. Cullinan
Forest Kirby
Kirby
U.N. Charter
U.S
Harper
First Provincial Congress
North America
McDonald's
Agriculture Department
Puerto Rico
American Society For Testing
Ray Wright
American Petroleum Institute
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