SCEA delegates keep sanctions. NEA unification critic
In a May 15 vote the South Carolina Education Association delegates extended sanctions until Oct 1, praising teachers for a $300 raise amid inflation. The piece condemns unification with NEA as harmful to SC interests and warns of possible member defections and reputational damage. An unrelated Knoxville News-Sentinel note mentions an archeological find at New York City Hall site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
S.C. Education Association
State Senate
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
SCEA
National Education Association
NEA
Clement F. Haynsworth
S.C. Supreme Court
Communist Party
U.S.A
Red China
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
New York City Hall
Knoxville
Dollar diplomacy warned as nation shifts toward isolation
The piece argues that foreign reliance on American dollars has weakened as global values adjust. It urges a return to enlightened isolationism, noting past overreach in military and economic aid, and praises Congress for restraining troop deployments amid the Indochinese conflict.
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Pakistan
British Isles
George Washington
Congress
Agnew and Connally in 72票 Speculation and Campaign Tone
A political portrait argues John Connally could replace Spiro Agnew on the 1972 GOP ticket, while Agnew dominates with sharp satire and extensive on-the-road campaigning. It highlights Revenue Sharing and Welfare Reform as Nixon administration themes, Muskie's critiques, and public sentiment shifting against welfare reliance.
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John Connally
Spiro Agnew
Treasury
Conally
Agnew
Connally
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
Muskie
York House Well Stands Test Of Time
One of Aiken’s oldest homes, the York House at York Street and Colleton Avenue, has a long history. It passed through owners from the Holmes family to Mrs. Chafee and Mrs. Salley, then Garvan tenants, later Mayor Weatherford who converted it to seven apartments, and finally John Canning.
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York House
Aiken
York
York Street
Colleton Avenue
Williams
Alfred Holmes
Percival
Laird
Winter Colony
Joseph Leiter
Tommy Leiter
Marshall Field
M. E. Chafee
Julian Salley
Juliette
Old
Francis P. Garvan
Westbury
L.1
Moral stance on suing after a car accident
Billy Graham counsels that while medical bills may be covered by the other driver’s insurance, there is no moral right to sue for additional damages. He urges acting within God’s laws, noting legal rights exist but moral right does not, and warns against dishonest financial gain from insurers.
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Agnew
Connally
Capitol Hill
Ending of Aiken Reading Clinic Volunteer Effort
Aiken’s seven year volunteer driven reading program ends May 20 in response to low reach and rising educational competition. 36 instructors logged 3000 hours to serve 125 enrollees, with one third remaining each year, as new Laubach classes restart under County Adult Education.
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Aiken
Greater
Laubach Literacy, Inc
Phelps Foundation
Southeastern Clay Corp
Church Women United
Town and Country Club
Holley Fuel Oil Co
South Airien Presbyterian Women
PE. O
C. A. Bergan
South Carolina Literacy Assoc
Laubach
County Adult Education Department
Service Council
Aiken County
Barnwell Ave
Joseph Harley
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Eugene J. Oyler
Fun City
Citizen Smith
Sam
Republi
Bruce Murphy
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Billy Graham
Aiken Reading Clinic
Marie W. Dahlen
Gale Wilkins
Mary Ice
Esther Ram
Joan Lineberry
Mae Eggert
Paula Wilcox
Jean Simpson
Helen Tice
Rosemary Galbraith
Ie Coleman
Jeanette Bland
Hester McEwen
Ethel Conkle
Ruth Marsh
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