British Morality Compared to New York Crimes At Home
The piece argues Britain shows lower crime rates than New York, citing London figures for crimes, fires, parking offenses, rapes, murders, and police counts. It notes British courts move quickly, with swift sentencing and few appeals, and mentions a New York delegation seeking London's crime-prevention methods.
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Agnew
London Daily Mail
Britain
London
New York City
New York
Greater London
New Yor City
Scotland Yard
Lambeth
Small Business Gets Big Hearing in Capital
Senator Sam Nunn, fresh chairman of a new subcommittee on environmental rural and urban development, invited small business spokesmen to a round table in Washington. He framed the session as an organizational gathering by those served, aiming for hearings next year on issues raised during a lively 90 minute meeting in November.
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Sam Nunn
Georgia
Washington
Nunn
Moral conflicts and political voices from Billy Graham to Sam Nunn
A composite column cites Billy Graham on sexuality and sin, critiques of modern morals, and a political thread with critiques of OSHA and SBA policies. It quotes Paul’s stance on sexual ethics and links it to contemporary concerns about regulation, small business burden, and defense contracts. Sam Nunn’s Georgia legislative background is mentioned.
Peace and Love People defend Madison murder case
The Peace and Love People rallied to justify Karleton Armstrong's murder of Fassnacht at the University of Wisconsin on August 24 1970. Attorney Kunstler led the defense alongside figures like Berrigan Gruening Falk and Zinn. The group praised violence as a tactic in war and social upheaval, labeling Armstrong a target of political persecution.
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Robert Fassnacht
Stephanie
Christopher
Karen
Heidi
Karleton Armstrong
Fassnacht
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Armstrong
Army Math
New York Times
Pig
Math Research Center
William Kunstler
United States
Southeast Asia
Kunstler
Madison
Philip Berrigan
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Princeton
Richard Falk
Boston University
Howard Zinn
Daniel Ellsberg
Berrigan
Vietnam
Gruening
Falk
Zinn
Nuremburg
Ellsberg
Daniel Berrigan
Philip
Local Aiken News in Brief November 16 1973
The Aiken Standard dated Friday November 16 1973 lists Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor. This front page credit line anchors the publication leadership for the era.
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Samuel A. Cothran
The Big Fix in Milk Price Protests
The piece critiques the State Dairy Commission for raising milk prices beyond farmers’ request of six cents a half gallon, deeming the move a tilt toward dairy interests. It notes a legislative study due in March, questions impartiality, and suggests industry propaganda confuses consumers about milk value.
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State Dairy Commission
Energy adviser predicts gasoline rationing next spring
John Love warns rationing is likely as voluntary cuts fail to curb consumption. He favors a gasoline tax as an alternative but calls it repressive and notes rationing would be fairer than letting the rich drive while others walk. Readers also hear a side note about nudity news and gratitude to farmers and housewives.
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John Love
Dedi cation of Shiloh Baptist Church in Aiken
Aiken residents filled the brick new Shiloh Baptist Church as it dedicated a 45000 dollar structure seating 375. The 111 year old church’s third building was led by Pastor Rev. J C Parker with a committee headed by R H Quattlebaum and members including FR Cook and T Jack Dorn.
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Dorothy Macdowelil
Letters to the editor guidelines from the diken Standard
The diken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected and pen names are not allowed. Legible submissions are preferred and all letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
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Corinth
Christ
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Penn Central
William Sachtjen
Karl Armstrong
Plainfield
N.J
New York Post
Columbia University
Nietzsche
Aiken
Robert D. Cathcart
Commission
Oklahoma
White House
The
Atlanta Journal
America
Yesteryear
Aiken County
T.B. Assn
Dorsey K. Lybrand
General Volunteer Services
Audrey H. Ward
Win
Dow
Eleanor Hassis
Eugene A. Kellar
Frank H. Cormany
Marion L. Powell
Austin Roberts
Birdie W. Gowan
Julius H. Rubin
Seals
William A. MacLendan
American Legion
John H. Williams
Town and Country Club
Donald Freiday
Citizen Smith
DEPT
Quinn
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