Nations must cooperate in a stronger U S foreign policy
In recent weeks the United States reassessed its stance from détente to a hard line in defense and diplomacy. Kissinger warned against Third World demands for a new economic order, while Moynihan’s UN appointment signals a no nonsense approach. Progress depends on others accepting U S resolve.
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Daniel Moynihan
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Letter to the Editor criticizes Aiken County Commissioners
A reader, a retired clergyman who recently moved to town, denounces the Aiken County Commissioners for their June 3 meeting. He says they show persistent irresponsibility and lack of decisive leadership and offers himself as a better candidate, noting his past municipal experience.
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Aiken County
Refugee Aid Lags in Pacific Camps
The article notes extended refugee stays for Vietnamese and Cambodian families in Pacific camps, with 47000 people on Guam alone living in tents and facing health risks as the rainy season arrives. It calls for speeding up U S processing and outlines President Ford’s Eisenhower committee to press resettlement and community involvement.
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Pacific
Guam
United States of America
Ford
John Eisenhower
Aiken Standard Editorial Leaders Appointed
In the June 10 1975 issue of the Aiken Standard Samuel A Cothran is listed as President and Editor with Robert D Cathcart named Executive Editor on the masthead for Page4. The notice confirms the newspaper’s leadership for 1975.
Forgiveness and caution in a troubled family
A reader asks about forgiving a 16 year old who is pregnant and involved with a 43 year old man after marrying the mother. Counsel urges compassion, verify facts before accusation, seek competent professional guidance before returning the girl to the home, and apply Biblical forgiveness with care.
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P.S
Paul
Christ
Virtue And The American Republic By Holmes Alexander
In this essay Holmes Alexander discusses civic virtue as the backbone of the republic. He cites Patrick Henry and Beeman to argue virtue held the body politic together, contrasts republican ideals with Britain and Iran, and urges renewed focus on character to sustain democracy amid crime and corruption. Gerald Ford Susan Ford Jerry Brown are referenced as symbols of public virtue.
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Holmes Alexander
Gerald Ford
Susan Ford
Jerry Brown
California
John Connally
United States
Patrick Henry
Richard R. Beeman
Henry
Britain
America
Beeman
Virginia
Gordon Wood
White House
Jerry Ford
Army to buy beagle puppies for testing chemicals
Paul Harvey notes the Army plans to purchase beagle puppies for chemical testing at Edgewood Arsenal, despite a 1950s amendment to ban dog testing. He argues vivisection raises ethical questions, referencing CS Lewis on experiments on animals implying broader implications for humans.
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Paul Harvey
Army
Edgewood Arsenal
Congress
Nader Feud With NBC Tonight Show Takes Central Stage
Ralph Nader threatens to sue NBC Tonight Show and Johnny Carson over not inviting him to promote his line and book. The piece argues his media attacks mirror past efforts and predict public backlash as he fights suppression of his views and book Hit & Run.
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Ralph Nader
America
NBC
Johnny Carson
Nader
Joan of Arc
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
New York Times
Nored
Mike Douglas
Gods On Olympus
Buster
Costs of deactivating Nixon's transition revealed
A confidential GAO audit shows Nixon used $33.35 of $100,000 for transition expenses with most big items charged to taxpayers. Salaries for 50 federal staff at San Clemente totaled $265,580, while other costs covered office furnishings, stationery, postage, and security-related services. Additional reports note $118,076.93 to deactivate the San Juan compound and warehoused assets including bulletproof glass and furnishings.
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San Clemente Compound
Nixon
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San Clemente
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House
Jack Brooks
D.-Tex
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Fla
Sears
Florida
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