First Steps For Law Enforcement
Hillbilly philosopher Jim Owens once said many words about crime and law. The piece argues that America’s violence grows faster than population and that federal study commissions push a mixed path of leniency in some crimes and tougher penalties in others. It urges Congress to take first steps toward more effective enforcement, streamlined courts, and practical punishments.
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Jim Owens
America
New York City
England
Wales
Scotland
Congressional
Congress
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Minutemen
Panthers
Commission
Pat Brown
California
United States
CBS Under Fire From South Africa and Pentagon Programs
In March CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton received a letter from John Chet tle of the South Africa Foundation alleging 25 errors in the CBS program A Black View of South Africa. A separate April release targets News Special The Selling of the Pentagon aired Feb 23 and accuses CBS of rigging sources as a Pentagon critic, Claude Witze, reports.
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Frank Stanton
CBS
John Chettle
D.C
South Africa Foundation
Chettle
South Africa
Dr. Stanton
Suite 501
Seventeenth St
N.W
Washington, D.C
U.S
National Aviation Club
CBS Productions
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Claude Witze
Air Force Magazine
Washington
Peoria
Letters on CBS Report and Ike Era Ideals
Aiken Standard di scusses letters to editor on CBS coverage of the Pentagon colonel education program run by ICAF. It challenges CBS misstatements about tours and contractors and cites Eisenhower’s 1960 dedication remarks. It argues CBS sided with antagonistic caricature rather than facts.
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CBS
Roger Mudd
Pentagon
Navy
Foreign Service
State Department
Washington
Madison Avenue
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
ICAF
Eisenhower
Mudd
ICAI
Peoria
Ill
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Defense Department
Association of Commerce
Defense Contractor
The
USA
Air Force Magazine
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
Washington, D.C
Beginning Sunday School Teaching Trusting Help and Guidance
A reader advises new Sunday School teachers to start with dependable lesson helps and programs, recommending established study materials and vetted guides to build solid Bible understanding. The note offers to supply prepared lessons if the church lacks them.
Eugene J. Oyler Dies. Aiken Editor Remembered
Eugene J. Oyler, longtime executive editor of the Aiken Standard, is remembered for guiding Page 4 and shaping local journalism. Colleagues recall his leadership, editorial voice, and commitment to community reporting.
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Eugene J. Oyler
Barons Move To Freeze County Kickbacks In Budget Fight
A proposed proviso in the 1971 72 budget would freeze state rebates to counties and municipalities based on 1960 census figures despite population changes. Rural barons seek to keep per capita payments, risking loss of funds for growing counties and cities including Aiken. Berkeley Senator Dennis plans to remove the provision if the bill advances. The piece ends with a civic analogy about lawn care and primaries.
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Aiken
Berkeley
Notable Bulls Fathers of Horse Racing History in Saratoga and Aiken
Henry W Bull once led the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association and split time with Aiken and Saratoga ties. His brother George H Bull headed the Saratoga Racing Association until his death. Amory portrays George as a legendary Saratoga figure famed for hospitality and candid views on horse society.
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Henry W. Bull
Aiken
National
Hunt Association
George H. Bull
Saratoga Racing Association
Ferdinand
Bull
Henry Bull
Easy Street
Whiskey Road
South Carolina
Unit pricing spreads cut grocery costs in DC stores
Washington DC’s two largest chains adopt unit pricing showing price per pound or pint alongside per package. Examples include 2-ounce coffee at 55 cents equating to $4.40 per pound and 10-ounce jar at $1.49 equaling $2.39 per pound. A mix of notes on babies, aging trees, and home-life ideals follow.
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Washington, D.C
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