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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1969
Page
4
The column cites Senator McClellan and a Danish policy to question why adults tolerate smut on TV but shield youths. It notes broad anti obscenity bills, varying regional tastes, and legal ambiguity as to what qualifies as obscene. The piece condemns inconsistent limits and argues maturity should not equal exposure to sexual content.
A legislative review argues that consumer costs for auto liability insurance can be curbed via reform. It cites insurer resistance, lawyer costs, and the potential for a no fault system, urging the South Carolina General Assembly to act to reduce premiums and avoid federal programs.
Premier Eisaku Sato's arrival highlights Japan's claim to Okinawa and the US role in its safety. Senator Byrd warns Moscow scorns Tokyo talks on Kuriles while Congress strengthens oversight of any treaty changes. The discussion underlines Okinawa's strategic value and potential future nuclear status.
A Nixon speech is criticized as a peace plan that relies on South Vietnamese levies and withdrawal from battle. The piece argues the plan risks continued war, boosts enemy pressure, and questions whether Nixon can preserve independence in South Vietnam while pulling U.S. troops. It warns Hanoi could strike to undermine public confidence before elections.
Chad faces security and development crises after independence. Banditry remains widespread in the north while the south endures poverty and illiteracy. President Tombalbaye battles corruption, seeks revenue reform, and contemplates rejoining the UDEAC customs union to revive trade and commerce.
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