A Lesson In How We Can Lower The Price Of Food
The piece argues price controls failed to curb inflation and calls for ending controls. It cites Earl Butz urging higher farm produce prices to boost supply, notes meat milk and wheat trends, and warns against shortages from government regulation while predicting continued price pressures. It references AFL-CIO, Chamber of Commerce, NAM and Sen Schweiker on exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Butz
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National
Chile
United States
Gaso
Pennsylvania
Richard Schweiker
Congress
Nations in Deep Debt Prompt U S Pressure on Debtors
The United States, through the State and Treasury Departments, intensifies efforts to collect postwar debts from foreign nations. Japan repays $175 million in advance, while Britain and France lag with WWI debts. Russia may evade repayment via term evasion and trade terms. India owes $3 billion in dollars and $3.2 billion in rupees, with rupee debt risking loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Treasury Departments
United States
Japan
Nixon
Congress
Russia
Ussr
America
India
Moynihan
Britain
France
Billy Graham on teen faith and choosing Christ now
The message explains faith as God given, not earned by works. It urges a 16 year old to seek Christ, trust Jesus as Savior, and view prayer as aligning with God’s still small voice. It emphasizes personal decision and the believer’s upcoming productive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
John
Jesus Christ
Christ
Landowners rights questioned as Congress moves on land use
The piece warns that proposed federal land use laws threaten private land ownership and may shift control to the state. It cites opinions from Joseph Passonneau about ending fee simple ownership and argues that urban planning could override individual property rights, pledging civil liberty concerns remain central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph Passonneau
Washington University School of Architecture
St. Louis
Mr. Passonneau
San Diego Union
South Carolina Higher Education Rivalry Criticized
A Charleston observer calls the state college and university funding fight costly and wasteful. Fred R. Sheehan of Camden argues duplication is a luxury the state cannot afford and urges a master plan for higher education over the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Commission On Higher Education
Charleston
Fred R. Sheehan
Camden
South Carolina
Commission On Higher Education
HEC
Sheehan
U S Embassy in Kampala Turmoil Sparks Calls for Action
The Ugandan incident after the Kampala embassy Marine guards’ explosion prompts critics to urge severing relations with Amin's regime. They call for closing the embassy and warning Americans away, citing past tensions and threats amid regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
U.S
Kampala
Uganda
Amin
Nixon
Peace Corps
Cornerstone Laid for St Pauls Lutheran Church in Aiken
Yesteryear report notes the cornerstone ceremony for the new St Pauls Lutheran Church at Laurens Street and Abbeville Avenue. A J Rutland chaired the building committee as Rev John B McCullough and Rev J Shelton Mousse officiated with congregants watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Macdowell
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Laurens St
Abbeville Ave
A. J. Rutland
John B. McCullough
J. Shelton Mousse
Church Council
Mr. Rutland
C.A. Bergen
Albert M. George
W. S. Broughton
John Yearwood
Herman Lybrand
Scott Shulhofer
Grover Croft
C.C. Kapschall
Harold Frandsen
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Arar Crude
Paul Harvey
Washington
Herb Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
By Holmes Alexander
Iran
Paraguay
Tunisia
Haiti
Brazil
Rogers
Watergate
Agnew
O.K
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Yesteryear
Tion
Citizen Smith
Tommy
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