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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

4

Fidel Castro Tries To Surrender In Satirical Call

The cartoon depicts Fidel Castro attempting to surrender by calling the White House and being told the line is dead. He asks for contacts in the President’s circle only to learn the staff has resigned and the CIA and FBI are preoccupied with domestic matters.

Arthur Hoppe Fidel Castro White House CIA FBI Madre de Dios Justice Department Castro Key West Washington

Aiken Standard Names Top Editors In Leadership Roles

Samuel A. Cothran named president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart becomes executive editor at the Aiken Standard, outlining leadership changes in the newspaper's editorial team.

Samuel A. Cothran

Nixon calls for focus on global issues amid Watergate

The address argues global challenges persist beyond Watergate and urges continued U S leadership. It cites SALT talks Western Eastern bloc tensions and China relations while warning against weakening foreign policy due to domestic controversy. It stresses maintaining strength and resolve in international negotiations and crises.

Nixon Peking Moscow Mr. Nixon State Department Congress Europe China Washington

Who Is Poor A report questions poverty estimates

A GAO critique argues poverty figures are inflated by subjective standards and misrepresentation of income. It notes many listed as poor actually have more resources than assumed and warns against rising the poverty line to suit politicians and statisticians.

General Accounting Office GAO

25 Year Club Dinner Wit Laced With Workplace Jokes

At the annual 25 Year Club dinner a string of comic jabs targets aging employees and office culture. Jokes touch on pensions, bonuses, scarce perks, morale staff, and petty office woes delivered in a lively, wary tone.

Sam Jim Joe

Letters clarify hospital funding stance in Aiken

In a letter to the editor Charlotte Cassels argues Aiken County cannot rely on Santa Claus for federal Hill Burton grants or gifts from winter visitors to fund a new hospital. She says year round residents must shoulder major responsibility despite winter residents’ charitable contributions.

Aiken County Santa Claus Aiken Charlotte Cassels

Two Strong Men Face Off Over Nixon Era Nomination

Elliott Richardson stood before the Senate committee forAttorney General confirmation amid a tense clash with Senator Hart over Watergate. Hart demanded an independent special prosecutor while Richardson insisted on naming one himself, each citing integrity and public trust.

Elliott Richardson Senate Judiciary Committee Massachusetts Ted Kennedy Ed Brooke Nixon Richardson Foreign Relations Committee James Eastland Richard Nixon Philip Hart Dmich Jim Eastland Dmiss Sam Ervin D-N.c Hart Senate

End Times Fire Described in Peter’s Letter

The discussion cites 2 Peter 3 10 13 about the day of the Lord coming as a thief and the heavens passing away with fervent heat and the earth being burned up The text notes ancient imagery for a universe wide catastrophe and suggests contemporary evangelical views on the prophecy while urging faith in Christ and referencing the 23rd Psalm as reassurance.

Peter God Christ

Aiken's New Jail Nears Completion in 1928

Aiken reports that a two story jail with 20 cells plus hospital and padded cells, plus laundry, is nearly finished after five months of work. Holley Construction Co. of Augusta built it at a cost of 25 thousand dollars with steel cell work by Dalton Jail Works for 12 thousand. sewage and essentials bring total to 40 thousand.

Aiken Charles J. Hill Ing Billy Foley Holley Construction Co Augusta Dalton John’ Vernon

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Haldeman Ehrlichman Kleindeinst General Staff Admiral Doenitz Martha Mitchell Mr. Chapin Aiken, S.C Robert D. Cathcart Cambodia Indochina Israel United States Soviet Union Latin America Cuba United States of America Hal Boyle By Holmes Alexander Michigan Billy Graham R.G.M Yesteryear Dorothy Macdowell EP. P.F E.S. Henderson Claude E. Sawyer J.B. Salley Williams, Croft and Busbee Robert L. Gunter T.R. Morgan Frampton W. Toole Herbert E. Gyles John Edwin Stansfield HJ. Ray GA. Milner H.P. Duches M. Harvahy Frank P. Henderson Citizen Smith Crenshaw
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