Change and Continuity Mark South Carolina Primary
In South Carolina's Democratic primary voters backed Dick Riley for governor, aided by Bryan Dorn's endorsement after his own elimination. Nancy Stevenson also won the lieutenant governor race signaling a desire for change, while James E. Clyburn failed to win statewide office. In Aiken County District 1, Fay Hatcher defeated incumbent Lucas Ray by 19 votes.
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New School of Politics
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Columbia
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Aiken Standard
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Integrity in Senate probe targets two prominent senators
The Senate Ethics Committee under Sen. Adlai Stevenson III will investigate allegations surrounding Sen. Herman Talmadge and Sen. Edward Brooke. Talmadge admitted unreported gifts from constituents, while Brooke acknowledged misrepresented liabilities in divorce and in senate reports, including a $49,000 loan.
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Illinois
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Georgia
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
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Secretary of the Senate
Boston
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Red China uses college speech to press Taiwan takeover
Han Hsu the United States highest Chinese diplomat urged U.S. to abandon Taiwan at Illinois College commencement. He warned that Beijing will not be friends with Washington unless Taiwan is ceded and predicted China’s rise as a socialist power with help from industrialized nations. He drew strong contrast with Taiwan’s loyalty to the United States and its economic vitality.
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Han Hsu
Illinois College
Jacksonville
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Where did Jesus go after the ascension
The Ascension scene shows Jesus rising and a cloud receiving him into heaven. Acts 1 9 11 records his departure and Acts 3 21 notes he remains in heaven until God restores all things Hebrews 9 24 explains he appears in God's presence for us. The event signals completion of his earthly ministry and enables the Spirit to come.
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Jesus
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Jesus Christ
Tax Revolt Gathers Steam as Americans Refuse Taxes
A columnist notes growing tax resistance across the United States led by figures like Irwin Schiff and others. It cites two federal cases where defendants won juries by challenging IRS authority and warns of potential chaos if widespread refusals continue.
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Irwin Schiff
Cameron Hall
Wheatland
Wyo
E.L. Fowler
Tifton
Teddy Kennedy and military bias echo across decades
The column ponders whether Chappaquiddick ruined Teddy Kennedy's presidential chances or if he has since overcome that episode. It contrasts Kennedy's aging arc and legacy with calls for national service, veteran stories, and public views on the military, in a reflective, period voice.
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