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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1976

Page

4

Aiken Postmaster Urges Patience as Christmas Mail Peaks

The Aiken Post Office faces a Christmas surge in mail volume worsened by the UPS strike. Postmaster Ferrell E. Rodgers urges constructive criticism, stresses effort to improve service, and asks residents to package properly, include full addresses with ZIP codes, mail early, and remain patient and courteous.

Aiken Ferrell E. Rodgers Jeane Hall Aiken Standard United States Postal Service United Parcel Service UPS Postal Service Rodgers

Hruska defends Congress as democracy endures

Retiring after 24 years in Congress U.S. Senator Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska defends the democratic system. He cites Winston Churchill on democracy, urges critics to seek improvement rather than replacement, and warns against calling for the collapse of Congress.

Congress U.S Roman L. Hruska R-Neb Sen. Hruska Winston Churchill

Expert witness argues over porn classification in Playboy context

Dr. Ernest van den Haag told The New York Times that if Goya's The Naked Maja had appeared in Playboy it might have become pornographic He notes that obscenity debates reflect community standards and that demeaning human beings is the core crime of pornography The piece discusses challenges in defining what qualifies as pornographic in U S society.

Ernest van den Haag New York Times Hugh Hefner Goya Maja Playboy van den Haag United States

Aiken Standard Highlights From November 30, 1976

Local edition from Aiken South Carolina reports on community notices and events in the Tuesday paper. Items include brief updates on civic actions, school happenings, and regional sports scores with names and places reflecting the period.

Clarifying Jesus virgin birth in Billy Graham reply

Billy Graham explains that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Ghost not by human union. He stresses the virgin birth as Bible truth and argues Christ’s divinity and humanity enable salvation, urging conversion and trust in Jesus as Saviour and Lord.

Billy Graham DR. Graham Jesus Christ David E.W Holy Ghost Satan

Rhodesia and the UN How to Join According to Phyllis Schlafly

Schlafly argues Rhodesia would need to adopt extreme totalitarian policies to meet UN standards, listing steps such as forced collectivization, suppression of opposition, censorship, internal travel permits, and mass human rights abuses to gain acceptance by the Soviet led General Assembly.

Phyllis Schlafly United Nations Communist Party Red China Leonid Brezhnev Fiedel Castro Republic of China Rhodesia U.N U.N. General Assembly and Security Council Soviet Union Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Priesthood of Women The Day The Final Vote Was Taken

An editor's note recounts the September voting by the Minnesota Episcopal Church deputies on women priests. Jeannette Piccard, aged 80, attended, voting for the first time since 1920s suffrage, as Roman Catholic and other clergy backed the reform. The piece frames the vote as a historic shift toward an Age of Women within the church and society.

Leslie Smith Minnesota Holmes Alexander U.S. Congress Legislative House of Deputies Jeannette Ridlon Piccard Bryn Mawr University of Minnesota Jean Piccard Encyclopaedia Britannica Jeannette Piccard Philadelphia United States USA Episcopal Communion Rome Wyoming U.S Vatican

Secret Service faulted for FBI delay on Legionnaires case

Washington D C column reports FBI failed to inform Secret Service about a suspect in the Philadelphia Legionnaires disease outbreak. The delay raised concerns as President Ford visited Bellevue Stratford hotel where victims were struck. A mysterious letter hinted at nickel poisoning and led to an investigation. The column notes officials later ruled the suspect not connected and criticizes interagency communication.

Washington Secret Service FBI Ford Philadelphia American Legion Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Dallas Bellevue Stratford William Sunderman Jr Sunderman Hartford John Murphy D.-N.y Murphy

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