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The Aiken Standard date shows Monday July 29 1974 with Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1974
Page
4
The Aiken Standard date shows Monday July 29 1974 with Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor.
Lisbon reels from the April 15 coup that toppled Marcello Caetano and installed Col. Vasco Goncalves as premier. Spinola’s 10 week coalition fails as a new, closer military backed government looms, raising questions about democratic compromise and the influence of the Armed Forces Movement.
A Russian defector argues the USSR never had real space dominance and that Moscow's focus on secrecy and politics hindered science. He contends that American responses to Sputnik spurred NASA and led to U S military and space superiority while Russia traded prestige for weapon concentration.
Anthony Harrigan notes Brudnoy as a sharp writer and commentator and reproduces his Anaheim Bulletin essay criticizing no fault auto insurance and extending the concept to journalism academia and politics with satirical warnings about granting amnesty to wrongdoing. He highlights Brudnoy's wit and cautionary view of relativism.
Paul Harvey notes a Ton ton Georgia banquet moment where Mrs Rubye Lee Spinks expresses bold support for Nixon while a large crowd applauds. He questions who polls whom citing Gallup Sindlinger and Harris. He contrasts Nixon's low 28 percent popularity with a sensational 97.8 percent Enquirer reading and laments opaque poll sampling.
Melvyn L. Haas defends Rep. Dorn against claims of biased coverage. He argues Dorn’s long tenure rests on accessible communication and contrasts South Carolina development with northern overreach. Haas praises Dorn’s understanding of the state and urges him as the next governor.
The Asken Standard invites readers to submit letters to the editor for publication. Letters must be signed with a full mailing address and pen names are not allowed. Anonymous messages will not be considered.
The writer rebukes self accusatory prayers claiming sinlessness and avoidance of forgiveness as spiritual immaturity. He urges confession to Christ and notes the danger of masochistic self blame without faith, concluding with an optimistic view of a coming discovery.
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