Reform Of Penal System Urges Real Resources In War On Crime
The nation needs more police with training and gear, prosecutors and judges, and a revamped correctional system. It calls for community rehab, housing, schools, counseling, and job training to reduce crime. Bonabond, a Washington DC ex convict group, shows ex inmates can aid reform.
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Supreme Court
American Prison Association
Washington, D.C
Bonabond
Hiawatha Burris
Agnew Defends Bold Rhetoric On Youth and Nation
Vice President Agnew justified his sharp denunciations of what he calls anti American trends and elite snobbery提醒—he warned of political mobilization in November and criticized public figures from McGovern to Fulbright. Critics labeled him harsh, but supporters view his speech as a strong national service, with the New Orleans address cited as a measured defense of Nixon stewardship.
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Agnew
McGovern
Fulbright
McCarthy
Hanoi
Truman
Johnson
White House
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Spiro Theodore Agnew
Henry Wallace
Progressive
Smartaleck
Nixon
Miami
GOP
New Orleans
Aiken Firm Names Cothran as President and Editor
Samuel A. Cothran is named President and Editor of the Aiken news operation with Eugene J. Oyler listed as Executive Editor on page 4 of the publication.
Grand Jury Probes South Bend Episcopal Convention
A Federal Grand Jury investigates events linked to the Episcopal Church Convention in South Bend Indiana Delegates and reporters are asked to testify The inquiry probes ties to controversial figures and groups who sparked an uproar while the church faces internal divisions and calls for accountability and guidance
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South Bend
Indiana
Muhammad Kenyetta
Puff and Pang Moral View on Smoking Raises Doubts
A U S Public Health Service survey shows rising belief that smoking is immoral among men and women smokers from 1964 to 1966 with 45 percent of men and 47.4 percent of women saying smoking is wrong. The piece questions motives beyond morality and notes many smokers continue. It also suggests anti smoking efforts might focus on fattening effects if legality fails. Roanoke Times notes parents find college bills include $100 phone charges after sending their children away.
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The
U. S. Public Health Service
Is God Real Here Is How You May Know Him
The message urges observing nature and Scripture to prove God’s existence. It cites Romans and Psalms to claim creation reveals divine power, asserts God is spirit, and encourages honest prayer and reading the Gospel of John to know God and His love. It promises personal awareness of God if one seeks sincerely.
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God
John
Groton
Aiken Standard
Mamie L
Pontoon
Rte. 2
Aiken, S. C
New Yorker Finds His Place at Groton the Garage
A New York entrepreneur Chubb seeks admission for his car to Groton Garage. Admission requires a proven pedigree, references, and payment. He imagines a status rise from a lower floor to a first floor, with visits and holidays, while juggling private school fitment for his son.
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New Yorker
Chubb
Groton
New York City
New York
Letters praising Aiken Standard and local efforts
Letters from readers praise the Aiken Standard and local coverage. Contributors urge integration support, thank the paper for coverage of a speaker, and credit downtown merchants and the Chamber of Commerce for the Witch Window Art Show and community recreation efforts.
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Aiken
Chamber of Commerce
Michael F. Facciolo
School Change at Martha Schofield High Sparks Student Debate
A sophomore at Martha Schofield High voices concern over possible school closure or conversion to a vocational school. She argues the school is historic as the oldest Negro school in Aiken and advocates keeping it or moving changes to Aiken Senior High.
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Martha Schofield High
Aiken
Schofield and
Aiken High
Bryan Dorn Thanks Aiken Standard for Flood Control Coverage
Congressman Wm Jennings Bryan Dorn expresses gratitude for the Aiken Standard’s coverage of General Westmoreland and the House Public Works Subcommittee on Flood Control visits in the Third Congressional District. He notes the events aided the entire area and credits cooperative报道.
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Aiken Standard
General Westmoreland
House Public Works Subcommittee
Student Letter Requests School Choice Details
A Schofield High student voices concern over potential school changes in the upcoming year. The writer says no definite answers have been provided and urges that students be informed and allowed to decide. The letter requests publication to share the issue with the community.
Aiken Standard Editions Earn Student Appreciation
Veronica Dawson from 519 Abbeville Ave in Aiken S C thanks the Aiken Standard for sending two newspaper editions to her 10th grade English class appreciating the thoughtful gesture and interest shown.
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Veronica Dawson
Abbeville Ave
Aiken, S.C
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Constitution
New York Times
Washington Post
Niken
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Roanoke
Times
L.S
Arthur Hoppe
Peabody Chubb III
Dusenberg
Dun & Bradstreet
Grotonians
Patricia D. Coleman
Barnwell Ave
Aiken T-R-A-I-N Committee
Lee R. Hayes
McManaway
Hayes
Jane Leonard
Gertrude Johnson
S. C
Sincerely, Bryan Dorn
Jennings Bryan Dorn
Congress
Schofield
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