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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

17 Nov 1972

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1972

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2

Strange Bedfellows in Southern Endorsements

A meditation on why southern Democrats like Gov. West and Sen. Hollings endorsed McGovern despite opposing views. The piece examines party loyalty, pressure from the Democratic machine, Johnson and West as party soldiers, and questions the trust this bred in voters. It cites Churchill's 1951 advice to Dorn and compares endorsements to long-standing party discipline.

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George McGovern John West Robert E. McNair U.S Ernest F. Hollings Bryan Dorn Sen. McGovern Democratic Party Lyndon B. Johnson Sen. Fulbright Vietnam Hanoi Johnson Gov. West Sen Hubert Humphrey Muskie McGovern West McNair Sen. McGov South Carolina Sen. Hollings Rep. Dorn Kennedy Star Kennedy John Bell Williams Mississippi Sen. Goldwater Albert Watson Rep L. Mendel Rivers House Armed Forces Committee Dwight Eisenhower Dorn Winston Churchill Downing Street Churchill James F. Byrnes Mr Dorn
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Regulating The Regulators And The KP Funding Debate

The piece urges removing from regulatory bodies any member with strong ties to regulated interests. It notes PCA reform and criticizes senators for approving 60 million to replace kitchen police with civilians, arguing the move questions the all volunteer force and adds cost.

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Mr. Powers Powers PCA State Board of Health U. S. Senate Congress
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Wankel Engine Poised to Transform Power and Industry

Industrial consultant Robert Brooks says the Wankel rotary engine could surpass color TV in impact. The design uses a single rotating part with minimal vibration, reducing weight and noise. Adaptations are spreading to cars planes and tools, with Detroit speculation that many cars may use rotary engines within eight years and GM's possible early models.

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Paul Harvey Robert Brooks Wall Street Detroit General Motors
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Four Rules for Young Christians to Prove Sincerity

Billy Graham offers four practical rules for young Christians seeking to show sincerity to skeptical adults in the church. Be yourself and embrace God’s work in your distinct personality. Be genuine by admitting wrongs and confessing sins, trusting honesty over attempts to convince others. He notes even Christ faced disbelief without trivial proofs.

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Billy Graham Christ Agrippa
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Feeling Rocked And Snookered By Honest Dick's Car Lot

Herbert Haney visits Honest Dick's Used Car Lot to negotiate a Ceasefire Eight. Henry hypes terms while fine print reveals questionable ownership and delays. Haney fears the deal, ends up feeling rocked and snookered as the sale collapses under doubt.

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Arthur Hoppe Herbert Haney Honest Dick Henry Mr. Haney Haney Mr. Honny
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Gov. McNair W.J. Bryan Dorn E.F. Hollings Gov Aiken Aiken, S.C Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart Washington 8. C. Pollution Control Authority Jack E. Powers Wankel Saigon
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