Aiken magistrates taxed for more pay and bodies
Aiken County magistrates seek $10,000 annual salaries and more positions amid calls to abolish the magistrate system. State Sen. Laughlin led past reductions and now faces pressure as the County Board of Commissioners proposes three part time posts. Proponents argue for more officials. critics favor a single county court.
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Aiken County
Michael L. Laughlin
Laughlin
Senate
Gilbert E. McMillan
Columbia State
Sen. Laughlin
Aiken
South Carolina
Christina Onassis
Jackie
Aristotle Onassis
Christina
London
Onassis
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCloy
Jacqueline
First National City Bank
Alexander Forger
Milbank
Tweed
Chase Manhattan
First National City
Ford
Mayaguez
Cambodia
Poulo Wai
Joint Chiefs
Puyallup Hospital
Puyallup
Memorial scholarship planned for William T. Slaughter
Aiken High School plans a spontaneous memorial scholarship in honor of William T. Slaughter. The fund will recognize an outstanding band student each year, reflecting Slaughter’s 30 years in music education in Aiken and his leadership of bands that earned state and national recognition.
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Aiken
William T. Slaughter
Slaughter
Graniteville
Lions International
Chicago
Assoc
Westchester State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Florida State University
Portugal On Way Toward Communism
Ralph de Toledano argues that Portugal will become Communist under a red military junta despite public opposition. He links the move to May Day actions, suppression of Socialists, and potential disseverment of NATO defenses and regional stability, warning of broader Soviet gains if the U S wastes influence after Vietnam.
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Portugal
United States
Britain
France
RED Junta
Socialist-Popular Democratic Coalition
Popular Democrats
Constitutent Assembly
Soares
crypto-Communists
Hungary
White House
Pentagon
Soviet
Russia
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Kremlin
A Stage Play Of Global Dimensions
Public affairs writer contends Human Kindness Day in Washington sparked violence and a sense of global anarchy. He links street turmoil in the capital to broader clashes in Phnom Penh and Saigon, urging restraint yet warning it may enable tyranny and collapse of democratic gains.
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Holmes Alexander
Steven Laine
Agriculture Department
Washington Monument Grounds
Steve Laine
Washington
Chicago
China
Africa
Asia
District of Columbia
Phnom Penh
Red China
Soviet Russia
Johnson
Congress
Korea
Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
Saigon
Indochina
Forgiveness and Freedom From Past Blasphemy Fear
A reader asks about forgiven sins and fear of violating the third commandment. Billy Graham advises trusting God's grace, resisting lingering guilt, and surrendering the mind to Christ for peace, noting Romans 6 14 and Romans 7 to show deliverance through Jesus.
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Billy Graham
A.T.H
Paul
Jesus Christ
Viets See Misspent Tuition as Veterans Cashed Benefits
The House Veterans Committee orders GAO probe into 329.6 million dollars in overpaid education benefits to veterans who did not attend classes. Colleges and states, especially Maryland, show widespread enrollment fraud. enforcement has recovered 197.3 million.
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Washington
Sam
House Veterans Committee
General Accounting Office
Maryland
Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
London
New York City
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Danzig
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Europe
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Viets
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