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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1971
Page
4
Ralph Nader targets Congress in a study aiming at ending routine subservience to special interests. He argues lawmakers respond to lobby groups from labor to industry, risking inadequate attention to consumer voices and broader public welfare.
University of South Carolina trustees approve a 2500 yearly freshman limit on the Columbia campus to stabilize total enrollment under 20000 by decade's end. Officials say the move remedies crowded courses strained facilities and weakened student-faculty relations while easing taxpayer burdens.
A political column rails against a proposed constitutional amendment to allow school prayer, accusing Congress of pandering to anti religious voters. The piece lampoons the plan's flaws and mocks lawmakers while urging a stronger, faster revival despite prayer's uncertain efficacy.
The piece surveys crisis themes across profiles of Nixon, Muskie, Jackson, McCloskey and Connally. It argues preelection bios should be judged by the crises they reveal, listing environmental panic, internal insecurity, military peril, inflation, and dictatorship as dominant dangers facing America.
The author argues hawks may become doves in the Middle East and urges learning from Indochina. It discusses U S policy on Suez, arms supplies to Israel, and Sandet era tensions with Egypt, noting Ben-Gurion calls for patience and potential Arab-Israeli cooperation later.
A salesman in a hot summer visit to a beer parlor watches a Cincinnati Reds game freeze during the national anthem before resuming once a bartender hits the TV. Separate scene shows a debtor bragging he will finally pay a long owed bill after a creditor quotes a college letter.
Billy Graham urges parents to celebrate a child’s faith and avoids turning away from Christ. He notes Scripture shows God speaks to children, citing Samuel and David, and says children old enough to sin are old enough to accept Jesus.
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