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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
4
A Senate panel debates birth control pills amid calls for warning labels while AVS promotes sterilization. Arthur Godfrey backs the cause as India and the U S confront overpopulation and government incentives. Doctors warn of side effects and ethics divide opinions on policy and access.
Louviers on Dibble Road was once a Gypsy horse trader camp. Eleanor Richards bought the property from R E and F Co and built a house later sold to J N Andrews, father of Mrs Alfred E Bissell, the present owner. Mrs Andrews was a noted gardener, later Mrs Bissell added a greenhouse and developed rare Cal lmelias with notable grill work and statues in the gardens.
A reader asks how to compensate for a lost year, noting long-term wealth but a sense of emptiness. The inquiry seeks practical steps to address regret, restore purpose, and align actions with values to regain meaning.
Opinion piece praising Nixon's Vietnam policies, arguing for strong action against communist forces and urging readers to back the President by contacting their two Senators. Highlights include calls to support a hard line toward North Vietnam, China, and Russia, and to commit to winning the war with trusted leadership.
The article critiques a stance favoring unrestricted abortion by physicians and cites a state law with limits. It warns of abortion mills and ties unrest at the University of Kansas to broader social strain. It notes Lawrence’s 1863 destruction and Quantrill’s raid’s lasting impact. It ends with commentary on rising living costs and upcoming elections.
The piece argues the Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Enzyklopedija is Kremlin-controlled and used as master propaganda. It cites examples of biased biographies of George Washington, notes censorship in 1954, and claims about 90,000 sets distributed to influence opinion.
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