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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1969
Page
11
Two New York City districts report enthusiasm for Project Read a phonics based reading program on a test basis. Educators say it helps primary pupils learn one sound per letter while sparing reliance on the look say method.
The piece portrays Spiro T. Agnew amid premature presidential draft talk sparked by fan clubs. Debate over a running mate rages between Professor Emeritus and Stanislaus Urg. A mock recorded speech mocks protestors as supporters push for balance and visibility.
The piece argues that New York City elects a mayor with a minority vote under plurality rules and warns that minority elections threaten democracy. It urges reforms toward majority requirements for all officials and cites France as a model with post election run offs. It critiques a House plan to elect a minority president as dangerous.
Executive editor Samuel A. Cothran and Eugene J. Oyler are named on the front page alongside Le Page 1-B, marking the newspaper's historic 1865 origin and key editorial leadership.
A statewide discussion grows on a 12 month public school year to improve efficiency and capacity. Advocates cite four quarter terms, potential capital savings, and flexible scheduling for students, while noting need for careful study and possible voluntary quarter options.
The article surveys Australia under Prime Minister John Gorton, noting strong economic growth and low unemployment while detailing migration patterns and Australia’s role in Southeast Asia. It highlights Australia’s vast resources, population, and strategic concerns about Communism, Vietnam, and Sino-Soviet tensions influencing U S and Australian security.
A Space Astronomy article notes the USSR claims victory potential in nuclear war via the SS 9 ICBM. It cites its single large missile as destabilizing, with 120 feet length and 10 000 pound payload and 7 000 mile range. See nuclear balance and ABM implications as Nixon faces renewed arms race pressure.
The piece argues that big nuclear arsenals drive policy and distrust between the United States and the Soviet Union. It advocates on site verification, MIRV escalation potential, AMSA and ULRM capabilities, and Polaris Poseidon subs while urging a live and let live posture to curb the arms race momentum.
A reader asks if they should switch churches since their children receive better Bible teaching elsewhere. The columnist urges prayerful, personal discernment and says the final decision rests with the individual, guided by Scripture.
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