Population Shifts Prompt Attention In South Carolina
New estimates show South Carolina population at 2,726,000 as of July 1, 1973 with in migration surpassing out migration by 44,000. Aiken County reaches 92,744 residents, up 1,721 since 1970, while Dorchester Lexington and Horry counties lead gains. Counties losing residents include Calhoun Darlington Dillon Edgefield and others.
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Aiken County
Research and Statistical Services Division
State Budget and Control Board
South Carolina
Dorchester County
Lexington County
Horry County
Calhoun
Darlington
Dillon
Edgefield
Fairfield
Laurens
Lee
Saluda
Florida
No Fair Trial For Nixon by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues against impeachment in Nixon case while condemning media bias and jury tampering. He notes press pressure risks justice and critiques Watergate coverage as vendetta, urging restraint and focus on specifics rather than political attacks.
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Paul Harvey
Richard M. Nixon
Jack Barlow
White House Palace
Leaks Intensify as Rodino Faced With Inaction
The House Judiciary Committee leaks persist, with Rep Joshua Eilberg identified as the source behind Kissinger wiretap claims. Critics urge Chairman Rodino to discipline leakers under Article I, Section 5, rather than merely deploring the situation.
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John D. Lofton JR
House Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodine
Joshua Eilberg
Pennsylvania Democrat
Francis O'Brien
O’brien
Jim Cline
Judiciary Committee
Rodino
Eilberg
Nightly News
Cline
Jerry Zeisman
John Mitchell
Pete Robinson
House
House of Representatives
Representative Eilberg
Richard Nixon
West Europe as America's 51st State in NATO Bond
A columnist argues that West Europe resembles a dependent, quarrelsome bloc within the NATO alliance. The piece notes Mansfield Amendment battles, disunity among Allies, and a long standing military and economic entanglement with the United States. It cites Goodpaster remarks on disarray and asserts the alliance is essential yet fraught with friction.
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Holmes Alexander
Andrew Goodpaster
Nixon
United States
Europe
Alaska
West Europe
U.S. Senate
West
Johannes Steinhoff
High Political Studies Institute
Hamburg
America
T. R. Milton
U.S
NATO
Florida
Milton
Robert Taft
Lincoln
Washington
Allied Air Group
Goodpaster
Mid East
Middle East
Mediterranean
Russia
Congress
India's Nuclear Test Shocks World and Indian Morals
The piece argues India's nuclear blast signals a moral and strategic shift touching global nonproliferation, with critics saying famine and inflation at home are neglected. It warns of heightened regional and global arms momentum affecting Israel Japan and the US-Soviet talks, while noting India refused the nonproliferation treaty.
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India
Indira Gandhi
United States
U.S
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Israel
Japan
China
Great
Indian Desert
What Do We Really Know About Angels
Billy Graham discusses angels and demons, noting about 300 biblical references. He emphasizes angels as holy powerful beings who aid believers, accompany Christ at return, and carry the righteous at death to God's presence.
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Billy Graham
Christ
God
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