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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1970

Page

4

Clark Needs To Fight In Own Class

A former attorney general Ramsay Clark attacks FBI Director J Edgar Hoover in a new book. Hoover defends his record citing conflicts with Kennedy and Clark while praising FBI standards and integrity. He portrays himself as a bulwark against corruption and political manipulation, arguing Hoover’s leadership has kept the agency free of scandal.

Paul Harvey FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Ramsay Clark Clark Robert Kennedy Kennedy Bobby

The Coming Isolationism by Holmes Alexander

Holmes Alexander surveys Charles Beard’s self sufficiency and isolationist doctrine and contrasts it with postwar policy. He argues for gradual, managed isolation while maintaining sufficient nuclear deterrence to deter aggression and protect national interests.

Holmes Alexander Charles Beard Johns Hopkins University Beard Continental United States Franklin Roosevelt Winston Churchhill Admiral Mahan Admiral Nelson Senate

Aiken County Farmers Highlight Strong Growers and Potential

Aiken Countians heard that agricultural output reaches nearly 10 million dollars yearly with broiler production ranking second in the state. Henry M. Simons Jr. noted Atlanta's growth and Aiken's strategic location to serve large markets. The Farm City Week breakfast, chaired by James H. Evans, showcased cross‑sectional support for a countywide partnership in progress.

Aiken County Aiken Henry M. Simons Jr Columbia Farm Credit Bank Services Mr. Simons Atlanta United States Partners In Progress James H. Evans

Pollution crackdown on Columbia and nearby towns

South Carolina takes legal action against Columbia West Columbia and Cayce for missing sewage treatment deadlines polluting the Congaree River. The state seeks penalties or court orders but favors phased timetables. advocates say action will curb avoidable delays and push timely cleanup.

Columbia Congaree South Carolina Pollution Control Authority Atty Daniel R. McLeod West Columbia Ft. Jackson Cayce McLeod

One Is Too Much In Nixon Visit Violence Debate

A San Jose police chief claims violence reports during Nixon's visit were exaggerated while a labor leader accuses Nixon of provoking the rally for political gain. A para medical group head claimed the search of the rally site found only a few rocks bottles and sticks, describing the incident as minor compared with the presidential party.

San Jose Calif Nixon

Oak Knoll house history from Williams farm to Owens era

The Oak Knoll property was built around 1925 by Mrs. M. E. Chafee as rental housing. It passed through owners including Joseph P. Gilleaudau of New York, Bubbles Beach, Major Wilkins, Gladys Thayer, J. E. Parker, and Dr. Kenneth Owens by 1968. Mrs. Parker planted a formal garden and the York Street entrance changed with Whiskey Road expansion.

Dorothy K. Macdowell Williams Farm M. E. Chafee Frederick O. Beach Chafee Wilkins Ft. Gordon Gladys Thayer New York Philadelphia Mas. Wilkins J. E. Parker Grace Avenue Kenneth Owens Parker York Street Whiskey Road

Why Wars Persist Despite Our Scientific Progress

Reader asks why wars like Vietnam persist despite science and progress. The text argues sin as root cause, claiming humanity worsens without divine guidance. It cites biblical references and asserts only Christ offers recovery, with the return of the Son of Man bringing forward movement.

Viet Nam R. G Christ Man

Locker Room Pep Talk From ARTHUR HOPPE

ARTHUR HOPPE delivers a humorous locker room pep talk praising a first half lead and announcing radical second half changes. He singles out Spiro and Moynihan and benches several players while insisting the team must feint left then drive right to finish strong. The piece parodies sports rhetoric with self aware humor.

Gang Spiro Moynihan Hickle Finch Stans

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