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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1974

Page

4

Plain Talk on Port of Charleston Future

W Don Welch of the South Carolina State Ports Authority warns Charleston harbor faces rapid silting with only about 17 years left at current disposal rates. He notes the port’s critical role in SC’s economy and endorses the Cooper River Rediversion Project as essential for the state’s future.

Charleston Palmetto State Charleston Harbor Mr. Welch Welch South Carolina Aiken County South Atlantic

Two Admirals Split on Navy's Future Course

The column contrasts Admiral Elmo Zumwalt and Admiral H G Rickover as two paths for the Navy unfold. Zumwalt, aging chief, pursues a cautious mix of ships with cheaper lines and looser discipline while Rickover presses for an all nuclear fleet and self sufficiency. The piece weighs leadership styles, budgets, and fuel risks as US strategy and shipbuilding split between cautious and audacious directions.

Elmo Zumwalt H.G. Rickover Admiral Zumwalt Naval Admiral Rickover John Paul Jones Zumwalt Billy Mitchell George Patton Theodore Roosevelt United States Winston Churchill Navy Bureau Sand Diego Harry Byrd India Armed Services Rickover

Long Shot Presidential Odds From Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey surveys likely and unlikely 1970s era candidates. George Wallace looms as a bargaining power in the Democratic field with a potential Kennedy Wallace ticket discussed as a possible cross party pairing.

Paul Harvey Illinois Chuck Percy U.S Alabama George Wallace Wallace National Democratic Party South Ronald Reagan Nelson Rockefeller Sen Ted Kennedy D-Mass Gov. Wallace Kennedy

Call For New Ideas From John D Lofton Jr On Nixon Policies

Lofton argues for new policy thrusts in economy wage and price controls and defense trade detente and warns against peacetime price controls. He cites William Simon and Roy Ash urging budget restraint and a balanced year starting July 1. He notes Nixon supporters cite 1968 positions as guiding ideas.

John D. Lofton JR Nixon Roy Ash Office of Management and Budget Omb Ian Aloe Treasury William Simon Simon Energy America Soviet Union United States Vietnam Richard Nixon

Former Graniteville High adviser resigns after long service

Mrs. Edward Cushman Jr. resigns after seven years on the Graniteville faculty effective at term end. She led the school newspaper The Strat a to top honors and helped form the first Student Council.

Graniteville Edward C. Cushman, Jr Aiken County Graniteville High

Kissinger Seeks Two Way Latin American Partnership

Secretary of State Kissinger urged the OAS to pursue a mutual partnership with Latin America linking closer consultation on trade aid and development with reciprocity. He warned against a one way street while noting promises to seek favorable trade and sustain aid. Galo Plaza urged translating promises into tangible actions.

U.S Latin America Henry Kissinger Organization of American States of Nixon OAS Franklin Roosevelt Harry Truman John Kennedy Alliance For Progress Kissinger Congress United States White House Galo Plaza U. S High Seas

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