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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
4
An essay argues church music drives youth away and revival may come from modern gospel songs. It notes John Peterson’s prolific work and a folk hymnal for youths selling well, while contrasting traditional hymns with contemporary tunes and pejorative impressions.
An outsider prime minister criticizes American media for portraying the United States as a siege state. He argues a majority should govern despite vigorous protests and asks for disciplined, mature leadership to restore order and civility. He likens demonstrators to disruptive youths needing to grow up.
The letter discusses the Temple of Understanding in Washington D C started in 1960 by six major religions. It notes their goal to foster world religious dialogue and education and mentions the organization owning a 20 acre site overlooking the Potomac seven miles from central Washington D C.
Readers noted a Kennedy portrait in the White House Green Room hung beneath an Audubon painting with a rifle. After protests, the Audubon piece was moved to a Red Room wall, addressing concerns about the rifle's proximity to Kennedy.
The piece argues Mills faces a tough choice as Japan's voluntary restraint risks a 40 percent rise in Japanese goods, threatening domestic textile jobs and provoking potential global trade war. It urges international accords among textile nations to avoid recession and harm to other exports like soybeans.
A women’s lib group sues the Soap Box Derby to compel inclusion of girls in the race, noting prior exclusion. The column mocks the idea, suggesting male fear of women drivers would persist and that early female driving could traumatize boys.
The speaker argues that everyone is guilty of breaking every commandment since God judges the heart, not only deeds. Jesus’ words on lust show inner sin, implying all harbor sinful thoughts like coveting or idolizing.
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