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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
4
The piece lauds the South Carolina Senate for pressuring House approval of Plan A under a court deadline, persuading judges to accept it over Plan B, and pushing a rapid June 27 primary with a short filing period, calling the tactics a masterful coup and urging use for the people.
The Aiken Community Playhouse marks its 20th year with productions The Gazebo The Apple Tree and A Streetcar Named Desire directed by Sue Currie Will Cole and Clarence Jolly. Community involvement is praised as key to future growth and better facilities.
A humorous column of assorted facts and quotes notes health ideas from Alexander on sitting positions and varicose veins, light needs for older readers, and claims about bridge skill gaps. It adds miscellaneous observations from past and present figures and a few aphorisms to close.
Sequel concept by Arthur Hoppe imagines Don Ricardo Nicsonelli of the Amerigo Family negotiating peace with rival Russians Bresneffa and Cosigini. In a dim Russian HQ scene, they propose ending the war, dividing territory, and moving to legitimate business, then toast to peace while wary of hidden guns.
A columnist analyzes the Nixon Summit on Soviet trade to assess risks of energy reliance. He argues reciprocal dependence, warns of U S vulnerability, and notes disputes over Lend Lease debts while stressing the need for military strength as insurance against dependence.
Dr. W C Alvarez warns about fad diets causing allergic reactions from limited foods and shares a case of a woman who overindulged in garbanzos after relief. The piece also questions hypnosis worth, citing a psychiatrist who doubts lasting benefits for neurosis or weight loss.
Billy Graham counsels a teen on handling wild classmates. He cautions against smugness while praising character and personal strength through Christ. He suggests living rightly can inspire peers to seek similar inner resolve.
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