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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
4
The United Nations voted to admit Red China and expel Nationalist China, a move critics call a dangerous precedent undermining the charter. Sixty six nations supported the change while Taiwan’s status and seat transfer loom as the rest view.
Commentary on comparing younger and older drivers focuses on relative merits and fairness while avoiding invidious judgments and assumptions about ability. The tone remains analytical and cautious.
Pennsylvania's attorney general rules beauty parlors may deny service to male customers seeking haircuts or styling. The note ends with uncertainty about potential public response.
The transfer shifts influence to pro communist blocs, risking expulsions of member nations without cause. Critics warn such actions could ally newer countries with communists to target Israel Portugal or South Africa, and undermine faith in the United Nations amid the Taiwan seat dispute.
Opinion piece arguing for a constitutional amendment to allow nondenominational prayer in public schools and other public buildings. It traces the path from 1962 prayers ruling to current efforts, warns of church state conflict, and questions the political aim in an election year. It cites Supreme Court rulings, juror oath issues, and shifts in indoctrination policy under presidents Johnson and Nixon.
In reviewing autobiographies and biographies of U S presidents the critic discusses Thomas Jefferson John Adams and Washington Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon Dwight Eisenhower and others He praises Nixon Evans and Novak for their Johnson and Nixon bios while noting Johnson’s book reveals his charm and love for Ladybird but fails to convey his full personality The piece argues a future Johnson memoir should reflect a happier life and better balance between personal and public subjects.
A fable about Sam the Good guys captain who cheats to win against the Badguys led by Ussr. Sam's tactics erode trust, he loses the Big Game, and the Goodguys fail without him. The story ends with the moral that you cannot win them all, but you can stay kind.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer mailing addresses and rejects anonymous submissions. Pen names are not allowed. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. There is no subject matter limit.
The speaker argues that church choirs and preaching must communicate plainly. They warn that singing or preaching that goes over congregants’ heads fails to convey the intended message, curbing the purpose of religious gatherings.
He argues for simple gospel songs in church services claiming people seek a clear message of hope. He cautions that if the Good News is not communicated, churches lose their purpose and many do not grasp classical music despite its beauty.
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