Hickel and Agnew clash over Nixon era dissent
The piece argues Hickel leaks a private letter favoring appeasement of anarchists and contrasts his stance with Agnew. It notes Hickel’s anti establishment shift after hearings, Earth Day push, Princeton clash with students, and a broader critique of inside the Nixon administration’s handling of dissent.
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Hickel
Lyndon Johnson
Treasury
Kennedy
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Nixon
Agnew
William Douglas
George III
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Princeton
Salute To E. E. Child 90th Birthday Milestone
Aiken salutes E. E. Child chairman of Palmetto Savings and Loan Association on his 90th birthday anniversary. The article notes his four score and ten years of hard productive civic charitable church and humane work. The Aiken Standard honors his exemplary public service and wishes him many more years in the community.
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Aiken
E.E. Child
Palmetto Savings and Loan Association
Dan
Oka
Ol ‘Child
Aiken Standard
Mr. Child
Food stamp rules blur lines of family and household
The article notes food stamps are allocated by household size and income, prompting experts to redefine what constitutes a household and a family. It highlights college students forming ad hoc households to gain stamps, while Washington considers clarifying definitions through Congress amid potential confusion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Prayer Essentials: Stay Consistent to Strengthen Faith
The author urges persistent daily prayer, comparing prayer to breathing and physical exercise. Even when motivation fades, keep regular times to pray, like an appointment with God, because consistency builds ease and spiritual vitality over time.
Letters to the editor on medical manners and youth council
Anonymous letters criticize doctors for arrogance and delays at Aiken County Hospital. The second letter urges Aiken officials to join the Human Relations Council and supports junior achievement programs to engage youth in pragmatic government. Contact Willar Hightower after 6:00.
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Aiken County Hospital
Aiken
Willar Hightower
Khrushchev's Global Aim Spells Looming Clash
Vice Admiral retired Ruthven E. Libby assesses a public analysis by Stefan Possony on Nikita Khrushchev's 1961 speech. The piece argues Soviet aims include world domination, intensified military power, and nuclear deterrence, with a timeline toward 1975. It warns U.S. credibility hinges on resisting containment.
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Laos
Cambodia
Nikita Khrushchev
Free World
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
By rds long teaching duo honored in Graniteville history
Howard M Byrd and his wife taught 62 years together in Gran iteville and Warrenville. He led Warrenville and Graniteville schools before retiring at 53 and dying two years later. The Graniteville elementary later named the Howard M Byrd School in his memory. Mrs Byrd, born in New York, long served church women groups and community groups, remaining active in church life.
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Graniteville
Warrenville
Byrd
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Aiken
Howard Matthew Byrd
North Carolina
Darlington County
Presbyterian College
University of North Carolina
Swint
Howard Byrd
Mrs. Byrd
New York
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Order of the Eastern Star
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Aiken, S.C
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E. E. Child
Billy Graham
A.P
Yvonne Norton
York St. Aiken, S.C
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U.S
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Russia
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