We Had Better Take Long Look At Status Of Our Law And Order
A reflection on rising citizen helplessness and crime shows the gun threat to officers and public safety. Incidents span Lexington County highway patrolman shot, Perry police fatal shooting, and a Laurens youth killed in a gun fight. SLED chief Pete Strom calls Perry tragedy an utter disregard for authority.
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Lexington County
Perry
Laurens
South Carolina
Useless Counsel As Crime Escalates Public Confidence Fades
A column laments rising crime and flawed justice in America. It cites a 174 percent violent crime rise from 1963 to 1973, notes fear in streets, police morale drop, and delays in court proceedings including 60 cases wiped from files in Aiken. It calls for scrutiny of law and order.
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Modoc
United States
Supreme Court
General Sessions Court
Aiken
State Attorney General Office
Senator Jackson imagines Nixon interregnum with interim rulers
Sen. Scoop Jackson says the Nixon era is an interregnum and urges an interim Czar of the economy and a Kissinger run foreign policy. He opposes the 25th Amendment step and calls for impeachment speed, eyeing a January scenario with Congress anew.
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Holmes Alexander
Scoop Jackson
Nixon
Jackson
White House
Moscow
Gerald Ford
Congress
Cost of Living Council
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Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Lords Chamberlain
Overstuffed Wallets and Modern Ailments
An old article notes that diseases have grown with progress from rheumatism to many labeled afflictions. A Massachusetts doctor ties sciatic relief to removing a fat wallet from the hip pocket. A separate case blames excess credit cards on a condition dubbed credit card itis.
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Massachusetts
The Missionary and the Lion on One Prayer
Rufus W Go snell presents a comic fable of a missionary in a jungle who prays as a lion joins in prayer, highlighting humor in danger and grace. The piece closes with a quip about television and home conversation.
The View That Churches Hold Large Estates
A reader praises a San Diego Union column and asks about churches owning hotels and other properties. The writer argues biblical stewardship requires missions and benevolence, notes estates can be held in transit, cautions against for profit church ventures, and predicts increasing tax scrutiny and voluntary community obligation by churches.
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San Diego
E.M.K
Paul
Macedonia
Jerusalem
Aiken Memories June 5 1954 Alumni Weekend and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs G L Toole attend USC alumni weekend in Columbia with Toole an 1886 graduate. Mrs Richard K Chesser and Mrs Martin Efron visit a former Aiken resident. Elliott C Steadman Jr receives Emory BBA degree. Julia Wolf hosts a grand birthday party for Rosalee Berger, 16, with about 90 guests at the Richmond Hotel Augusta.
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Dorothy Macdowell
G.L. Toole
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Toole
The
College of South Carolina
Aiken
Richard K. Chesser
Martin Efron
Richmond
Augusta
Julia Wolf
Rosalee Berger
Rosalee
Ann Wolf Berger
JFK Swingingest President claims Marilyn Monroe affair
Celebrity watcher Earl Wilson asserts in a new book that John F. Kennedy had multiple extramarital affairs including Marilyn Monroe while in the White House. He places the affair in 1961 to 1962 with details from Monroe and other sources.
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John F. Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Marilyn Monroe
Earl Wilson
Kennedy
Wilson
Jfk
Monroe
Norman Mailer
Marilyn
Robert F. Kennedy
Jack
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Reno
Palm Springs
Bobby
United States
Hyannis Port
Massachusetts
Peter Lawford
Camp David
California
Maryland
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