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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1971
Page
4
The essay argues that the 1960s trend to reject God led to disillusionment as secular ideologies failed. It contrasts religious decline with later youthful revival of faith through figures like Jesus Christ Superstar, noting the shift from negation to renewed spiritual engagement.
Joe Blatchford head of Action, touring Tennessee and Alabama campuses, says youth cycles shift from 60s activism to practical work. He cites coeds volunteering in anti poverty programs, a Colorado student teaching on a Lakota reservation, and a Wisconsin junior heading to law school after prison work. He notes a growing work ethic, distrust of government, and higher value on education, with whites and blacks differing in attitudes toward authority and drugs.
Emmy Dows a longtime Aiken resident and political organizer died Friday at Aiken County Hospital. She helped found the GOP in South Carolina, led social and charitable efforts, and volunteered at the Aiken County Hospital and St Thaddeus Church. Her upbeat spirit and lifelong service left a wide circle of friends.
The Rev Dr Robert L Cate pastor of Aiken First Baptist Church told Rotary members last week that Americans take 19 million sleeping tablets and 11 million aspirin yearly. He called the generation nervous and high strung and noted many do not relax enough for a sermon nap.
Demonstrators paralysed downtown Washington with roadblocks as several hundred peace advocates gathered around loudspeakers for a Paris peace talks message from a North Vietnamese negotiator. The crowd drew criticism from workers delayed for over an hour and opponents who called the actions undemocratic and disruptive.
Senator Hollings denounces President Nixon's pick Earl Butz as anti small farm and pro big agriculture. He argues Butz would harm cotton and tobacco growers and warns against abolishing the Agriculture Department.
A reader asks how to cope with grief after her husband's death. Billy Graham advises honoring memories with gratitude and intelligent perspective, and stresses trusting God and Jesus to ease sorrow and guide recovery.
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