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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor in the Friday, June 20, 1975 issue.
The article traces a shift from Taipei to Peking in Asia’s diplomatic map, noting Manila’s reassessment of security ties with the United States after Nixon’s 1972 trip. It details U S base arrangements at Clark and Subic Bay, fiscal impacts, and the potential for Manila to realign toward China while keeping U S investments in play.
George Washington declares he seeks no profit from his arduous appointment and will keep an exact account of his expenses, dedicating himself to duty despite personal costs.
Lois C. Cozart defends Rhea Burgess amid calls for recall reform and criticizes the commissioners. She urges lawful changes and expresses trust in Burgess while urging accountability and transparency in county leadership.
Billy Graham suggests turning to Scripture for strength in a child custody dispute. He cites Psalm 73 22 24 Luke 18 27 and Philippians 4 11 13, urging contentment in any state and placing the child's welfare first while awaiting the court outcome.
The Rockefeller Commission findings should reveal no sensational CIA abuses but acknowledge past missteps from overextended duties. It calls for renewed trust between Congress and the CIA, improved oversight without eroding secrecy, and reforms aligned with national security needs in a partisan espionage world.
Confidential cables from the U S embassy in Taiwan say South Vietnam's ex president Nguyen Van Thieu plans to settle in the United States, though diplomats warn demonstrations could erupt. Thieu, who left office April 21, now hides behind walls in Taipei but wants to join the South Vietnamese community in America.
columnist Ralph de Toledano argues Governor George Wallace quietly aids big labor to undermine Alabama’s right to work law. He cites past letters and current behind the scenes lobbying to push agency shop and predicts political damage in 1970s presidential primaries.
The piece critiques policymakers over naval expansion triggered by Senator Richard Russell's quotes. It notes President Ford's May certification approving a 13.8 million plan to enhance the Diego Garcia air and naval facility and the ensuing Senate push led by Senator Mansfield to override the president. It warns that Soviet moves near Berbera and a looming Indo Atlantic power struggle threaten oil routes and US security, urging decisive action.
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