Owl Tiger Bird Hit by Car In Aiken 1953
A large horned owl known as Tiger Bird was killed in a hit and run on Gregg Avenue in Aiken. Mrs. Eulalie Rutledge found the body and prepared it for burial. The owl weighed 4 1/2 pounds and had a 49 inch wingspan. Elsewhere in town DuPont Savannah River Plant workers’ week reduced to 45 hours starting September 28. Willcox Hotel will reopen September 20 with reasonable rates under Albert Willcox’s management.
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Gregg Avenue
Eulalie Rutledge
Kalmia Hill
United States
DuPont Co
Savannah River
Willcox Hotel
Willcox
Colleton Ave
Chesterfield
Newberry Streets
Aiken
Albert Willcox
Cothran and Cathcart Lead Aiken Standard Editorial Team
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart holds the position of executive editor at the Aiken Standard. The two leaders guide the newspaper's newsroom and governance.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Misdeeds And Needs Before Indian protest ended
The Washington occupation left a trail of damage totaling over 2.3 million, straining public sympathy. The movement split within tribes while a task force was urged to study Indian problems, including BIA reform and lasting grievances on unemployment, housing, and land. Webster Two Hawk urged prosecuting those who caused damage and holding officials who allowed the BIA to be occupied accountable.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U. S
White House
BIA
Department of Interior
Interior
Webster Two Hawk
National Tribal Chairmen’s Association
South Nearing Nation's Industrial Center Status in 1970s
An Associated Press survey notes the South's growth, with net in migration estimated at 550000 to one million in the last decade and 45 percent of U.S. housing starts. Personal income rose from 50 percent of the national average in 1930 to over 80 percent by 1970, while manufacturing jobs nearly outpaced the rest of the nation. Projections suggest the South will supply 47 percent of industrial output by 1975. It urges selective industry hunting to avoid pollution and economic overreach.
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Associated Press
South
McGraw-Hill
South Carolina
Net
Midwest
Internal struggle in modern church over faith and worldliness
Billy Graham laments a century long quiet battle within the church as false teachers move toward humanitarian secularism. He cites biblical warnings about departing from the faith and warns against humanist influences infiltrating seminaries and church leadership.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
How Untrustworthy This Establishment Is
Arthur Hoppe recounts a campus satire involving Abbie Hayden and Irwin Wasp during the Se Meh anniversary. Che voices distrust of the Establishment while debating protests and draft issues amid Vietnam era tensions. The piece lampoons student radicalism and institutional censorship.
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Arthur Hoppe
Hiram Skrogg University
Abbie
Che) Hayden
Che
Washington Monument
Irwin Wasp
Irwin
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
The Trail of the Broken Treaties and American Empire
A reflective essay discusses the 1972 occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs by Native activists dubbed The Trail of the Broken Treaties. The piece contrasts protests with government measures, notes imperial strength tempered by restraint, and questions social culpability and national myth.
Sidewalk Plate Sex and the Genders in Everyday Life
A satirical piece on gender cues and stereotypes argues that clothing and behavior blur gender lines. It lists quips about socks, bed edges, shaving, pants in the family, seating positions in cars, dentures, and marriage to mockingly question how to tell sexes apart. The author ends noting there is more to human life than sex.
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Dad
Mom
Grandma
Grandpa
New Diagnosing Techniques Highlight Cancer Heat and Ultrasound
At a Chicago Medical X Ray Forum, Drs Har old J. Isard and Arch W. Templeton described thermo graphy and ultrasound as advancing cancer detection, noting breast cancers with no palpable nodules and rare abdominal tumors. The discussion also covers emphysema causes, lack of a cure, and management including exercises, oxygen therapy, bronchodilators, cough medicines, and quitting smoking.
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Medical X-Ray Forum
Chicago
Illinois
Harold J. Isard
Arch W. Templeton
Isard
A.W. Templeton
Lawrence
Kan
Alvan Barach
New York City
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Massachusetts
Martin Luther King
Kent State
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