Samuel A. Cothran Role in Aiken News
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard, guiding editorial direction and leadership for the historic newspaper in Aiken.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
4
Kissinger secret China trip wrapped in cloak of secrecy
The piece questions Henry Kissinger's secrecy around his China talks and notes a 4600 mile round trip from Pakistan to China and back. It discusses potential Nixon aims in Red China, praises U.S. secrecy, and warns South Carolina about environmental issues amid new industry talks led by Gov. West.
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Henry Kissinger
Secret Service
Peking
Mr. Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Pak
Nixon
Red China
Kissinger
America
U.S
Europe
John C. West
South Carolina
BSAF
Open meetings law tested by North Carolina boards
The North Carolina open meetings act faces a test as Burlington school board delays deliberations to prepare a court approved desegregation plan. Mecklenburg officials warn secret sessions undermine public oversight while Winston-Salem officials protest front page disclosures about budget and school discussions.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Burlington
Mecklenburg County
Winston — Salem
Board of County Commissioners
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
N.C
Nixon Keeps Crime Promise and Declines in Crime
An opinion piece argues President Nixon fulfilled his campaign pledge on crime, citing lower crime rates in Minneapolis and Baltimore, and notes Supreme Court nominees fit his call for strict constructionists. It contrasts Nixon with Hubert Humphrey and credits attitudes with shaping crime trends.
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Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Hubert Humphrey
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Nixons
Humphreys
Richard Nixon
Johnson- Humphrey
Great Society
White House
Supreme Court
John Mitchell
Ramsey Clark
FBI
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Agnew
Baltimore
Harry Truman
Independence
Monetta Lookout Tower Volunteers Watch SC Forest Fires
Fire watchers like Dorothy and Roy Brown monitor South Carolina’s forests from the Monetta Lookout Tower. The couple man a 100-foot tower, operate a fire tractor, and relay fire readings to coordinate crews across districts amid active fire conditions and recent storms.
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Roy B. Brown
Monetta
Kilbey
South Carolina
Dorothy D. Brown
Roy B
Highway 1
Aiken
Brown
Forestry Commission
Monetta Tower
Monetta Lookout Tower
Wildwood Lake
U.S. Highway No. 1
Center Community Fire
Browns
South Carolina Forestry Commission
Forest Rangers
No-fault auto reform eyed by Washington leaders
The piece outlines a proposed national no fault system to ensure accident victims are promptly paid by their insurers, with White House backing but Senate leaders Hart and Magnuson urging quicker action through federal legislation. It also notes Hew findings on cyclamate cancer tests and a local Atlanta grocery theft incident.
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Rufus W. Gosnell
Washington
White House
Congress
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Warren G. Magnuson
Prayer and medical help for recurring self harm urge
A religious counsel piece suggests spiritual casting out of suicidal urges with prayer, then consulting a minister or friends, and, if urges persist, seeking a psychiatrist. It cites a brain tumor as a possible physical cause and emphasizes an encounter with Christ as the basic cure.
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U.S
Gadara
Jesus
Christ
Better Than Fines Society Needs Real Discipline
Editorial applauds a Supreme Court ruling that a defendant who cannot pay a fine cannot be jailed while others who can pay remain free. It argues for strict, uniform punishment to restore discipline, condemning leniency toward lawbreakers and noting a recent case of unlawful apartment occupation and welfare dependence.
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Supreme Court
America
Walloe
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Washington, D. C
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