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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
4
The article argues world nuclear arsenals remain vast and uneven, with six nations holding most power. It notes MIT graduate diagrams a bomb from public info, stresses plutonium threats, and critiques nonproliferation efforts as uneven. It calls for strength over disarmament to deter blackmail.
The essay argues that a person controls their world by shaping their own perception. After trips to New York, the author cites Thackeray that the world reflects one’s face. By stopping excuses and blaming others, relationships improve and travel becomes more enjoyable.
A provocative column by Holmes Alexander argues Congress fluctuates between anti crime rhetoric and anti gun measures. It cites Senator Birch Bayh voting to cut military procurement and to restrict weapon purchases, weakening defense and leaving law abiding citizens vulnerable.
The editorial argues for arming citizens and tolerating tougher policing amid crime. It critiques proposed bans on non sporting pistols and calls for Congress and state legislatures to declare a shoot on sight war against domestic criminals, warning against disarmament.
Billy Graham shares a letter from J H describing deep depression and worry. He cites Philippians 4 6 urging prayer and trust in Christ. Graham notes Paul’s example of peace in hardship and says faith provides strength beyond circumstance.
Paul Harvey surveys Chicago politics focusing on Mayor Daley and his 79 percent landslide re election. He notes the Daley machine's patronage power and Daley personal Luster while contrasting critics and reporters who attacked his family ethics and health.
The National Park Service keeps rustic Brinkerhoff House in Wyoming and Camp Hoover in Shenandoah closed to regular taxpayers. Records show Cronkite, Rampton, Roncalio, Hamilton and others stayed at Brinkerhoff, while Watergate aides and officials visited Camp Hoover in the early 1970s.
The liken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters should be legible and typed when possible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Word limit is 200 words unless editors permit exceptions.
Massachusetts urged boycotts to pressure Parliament. Charlestown held a large delegate meeting with 104 elected to shape colonial policy. Five deputies were chosen for a general Congress and sailed to Philadelphia in September with other colonies' representatives.
Congress nominates and unanimously elects George Washington as commander of the Continental Army. Washington accepts and writes to his wife Patsy, pledging to lead the army defend the American cause and proceed to Boston. John and Samuel Adams advocate Washington’s exceptional qualifications.
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