Americans urged to marry as trials of modern romance rise
In a seven city survey marriage counselors report more unhappy unmarried couples seeking help. Experts say Americans remain marriage minded with high marriage rates, remarriage benefits, and better outcomes for married men, while predicting future generations may become stricter parents after a era of permissiveness.
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Paul Harvey
Associated Press
Boston
Beverly Hills
David Mace
The
American Assn. of
Penn State
Jessie Bernard
Aiken Standard Names Samuel A. Cothran President and Editor
Samuel A. Cothran is named president and editor of the Aiken Standard, a longtime publication in Aiken, South Carolina dating back to 1867. The move positions Cothran to guide editorial direction and management of the paper.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Friday Newspaper Update: Cathcart Sees Edition Leadership
Robert D. Cathcart serves as executive editor in a Friday 1972 edition, outlining leadership roles and newsroom structure for the period. The notice highlights editorial oversight and key staff positions.
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Robert D. Cathcart
Jefferson-Aiken Mile Training Track to be Enlarged by Summa
The Jefferson-Aiken Mile Training Track on Banks Mill Road will expand as Summa Corporation plans to add 200 stalls to the current 105 stables on the 80 acre site. Abraham Schultz, who sold the track after renovating it, notes strong interest and sees continued winter training and activity in Aiken's horse industry.
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Jefferson-Aiken
Banks Mill Road
Summa Corporation
Dunbar Bostwick
Abraham Schultz
Schultz
Aiken
Amnesty Talk and Draft Dodger Issue in Nixon Era
A historical column argues most Americans will forgive draft dodgers after a ceasefire and urges minimal political involvement. It warns against inflating the amnesty debate and predicts expatriates will return home naturally, while criticizing politicians who fail to keep promises.
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United States
Man's Divine Discontent and Tech Management Ideas
HOLMES ALEXANDER discusses rising expectations across nations, linking freedom aspirations to modern tech and management. Robert W. Sarnoff urges tech stewardship, notes two million dollar professorships at Harvard and MIT named for David Sarnoff, and cites HUD critique and Eliot on perpetual pursuit of improvement.
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Holmes Alexander
Jerome Wiesner
MIT
Derek Bok
Harvard
Lawrence Fouraker
Harvard Business School
Dean Pounds
Sloan School of Management
Robert W. Sarnoff
Technology
Sarnoff
David Sarnoff
RCA
HUD
George Romney
T.S. Eliot
Can a Christian Be A Disciple Without Deity Belief
Billy Graham answers a seminary student doubting the deity of Christ. He argues belief in Jesus as God's Son is essential to Christianity, asserting doubt flouts biblical truth and harms the gospel. He cites 1 John 5:9 10 and notes transformed lives confirm Christ's deity.
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Billy Graham
Christ
B.E.W
Jesus
God
Sidewalk Plate on Women Question Future Roles
A column argues that fears of women gaining equal control are unfounded and outdated. It asserts women will remain understandable, noting traits like independence, domestic focus, and changing fashion, while highlighting dated stereotypes about sex, work, and family roles.
Health column discusses marijuana risks and eye bags
A health piece surveys opinions on smoking marijuana, noting potential brain and body harm from heavy use, while acknowledging uncertainty among experts. It cites studies and the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse, and urges caution, especially for driving and pregnancy, while condemning public drunkness and youth access.
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W.C. Alvarez
M.D
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
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