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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

4

Help Police rally cries and police respect in public safety debate

A Paul Harvey commentary condemns public fear of police and calls for organized civic action to support lawmen. It cites Seattle officers' divorces, Detroit police decoy units, Gary patrolman Frank Meyers's death, and three officers killed weekly nationally. It urges communities to back police with action over slogans.

Seattle New York Gary Ind Frank Meyers Detroit Windsor Canada Jaycees Kiwanis

Aiken Standard Leadership Announcement

Samuel A. Cothran serves as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart in a leading role at the Aiken Standard, a publication active since 1867.

Samuel A. Cothran

Aiken Council Faces Apartment Proposal Near Crosland Park

The City Council will decide on a $900 000 apartment complex for five acres near Crosland Park. Clifton L. Boyd seeks rezoning to legalize the project, with Planning Commission backing and petitions against the change from residents of Crosland Park and adjacent property owners. The outcome hinges on council approval and potential state law pressure.

Aiken Crosland Park Clifton L. Boyd Graniteville City Planning and Zoning Commission Boyd

Ten Qualities of a Model Man, Williamson Daily News

A Williamsport West Virginia sourced reflection lists ten traits for an exemplary man. The ad aims to inspire public virtue by urging personal accountability, humility, generosity, faith, and active involvement in family and church communities.

Williamson W.va Daily News

Mail Delivery Test Repeats Across Bureaus

The Associated Press repeats a six bureau mail delivery test showing city mail arriving faster than a year ago. Air mail remains slower, with four percent arriving before first class. Zip codes show mixed impact. nineteen percent with codes beat nonzip counterparts, seventeen percent without codes arrive first. No letters were lost.

Associated Press Shreveport

Two Fallen Warriors Earn Nation's Respect in 1972

Holmes Alexander notes George Wallace and Hubert Humphrey command broad affection after careers marked by controversy. He compares public mourning for Wallace and Humphrey to baseball star tributes, praising decency and national spirit in political life.

Holmes Alexander George Wallace Hubert Humphrey Yankee Stadium Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth

Photo dislike and political quips in a Sunday column

Rufus Darrow rejects his portrait noting the lines in his face took fifty years to place. A humorous aside about John Ashhurst and a blunt view of life and politics follows. Monetta Wilson of Midland, Texas, visits Aiken during polo tournament, praised for her beautiful name and charm.

Clarence Darrow Monetta Wilson Midland Texas Aiken Monetta S.C

Generational Tensions Over Church Music Spark Debate

A reader seeks advice on a clash with a pastor over new music and a college group service. The columnist notes generation gaps often fuel conflict but urges balance between youth creativity and elder guidance, citing Ephesians to advocate kindness and forgiveness.

Council S.E

What Emotions Can Do To Us By Dr. W C Alvarez

A Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist details how emotional strain underlies many ailments from ulcers to colitis and headaches. He cites patient stories, from a professor’s ill effects of failing inventions to temper tantrums triggering high blood pressure, and notes research by Hans Selye on stress. The piece also discusses stress in air traffic control.

W.C. Alvarez M.D Mayo Clinic American Academy of Air Traffic Control Medicine Hans Selye Dr. Selye

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