Aiken County urged to improve hospital care over courthouse
The Aiken Standard editorial and local legislators push for better medical care, more physicians, beds, and equipment in Aiken County. State figures show the county and district rank lowest for hospital beds and physician coverage, while doctors defend current facilities.
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Aiken County
John Henry Williams
Aiken Standard
South Carolina
Clovis H. Pierce
Pierce
State Health Department
Nixon On Phase Three as Phase Two Is Cancelled
Washington reports President Nixon announced Phase Two would be cancelled and the nation would move to Phase Three. The Dow rose briefly before losing gains as markets and officials discussed new wage and price controls and a complex board setup with Meany remains a debate.
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Nixon
Will Street
White House
George Meany
Meany
Treasury
Connolly
Congress
Scout
Brezhnev Crisis Over Yuri and Russia’s Green Serpent
A Newsweek style report outlines Leonid Brezhnev restricting Yuri’s travels amid his social drinking in Europe. It recalls Kosygin’s past drunken quips and cites Walter D. Connor on Russia’s alcohol culture. The piece notes Kremlin efforts to curb the “green serpent” through laws and education, yet traits of convivial drink remain strong.
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Yuri
Brezhnev
Europe
Newsweek
Sweden
Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Leningrad
Russia
Stalin
Martin Page
Nikita Khrushchev
Walter D. Connor
Monthly “Slavic Review
Connor
Russian Republic of the
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Ministry For Internal Affairs
WCTU
Praise and pride mark Aiken school progress amid education week
Donnie Simmons, Sophomore at Aiken High School Schofield Campus, lauds district and community for strides in the past year. He recalls fears of integration and riots, notes only one bomb scare, and celebrates learning, peace, and fraternity at Schofield during a challenging era.
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Aiken County
G.T Myers
Aiken
Aiken High School
Schofield
Donnie Simmons
Ahs-Schofield
Things One Might Never Know by Hal Boyle
A miscellany of quips and curiosities notes how bigwigs earned their title from wigs and cites odd facts about food bans at bases, baby feeding, ice flowers, and a new antibiotic from garlic. It includes quotes from Robert Frost and quirky folklore on moles signaling fortune.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Britain
University of Washington
Switzerland
Robert Frost
Guardian Angels in Biblical Teachings Across Testaments
The Bible states angels minister to believers and protect them. Psalm 91 11 promises angels charge over you to keep you in all paths. Daniel 6 22 notes an angel closing the lion's mouths, and acts in the New Testament show angels aiding imprisoned Peter as prayers rise.
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Angels at Work in Modern Times
Billy Graham reflects on biblical angelic aid delivering courage and safety to Saint Peter and Paul during imprisonment and shipwreck. He argues angels still minister to people today, though many remain spiritually blind to their presence and guidance.
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