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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
4
A Norfolk Prison Colony protest by about 150 inmates pressed for over 20 reforms including better parole boards and visiting facilities. The piece critiques efforts to frame inmates as political prisoners and warns against civil-rights pressures following the Attica uprising.
A Chattanooga Times note about a food writer Ms Cynthia Parker receiving a handout from the United States Brewers Association. The piece links this to Women’s Lib debates on Miss or Mrs. designations and suggests the association feared stirring trouble with numerous unknown food writers nationwide.
Henry Regnery’s memoir and a 1947 start date frame a portrait of postwar publishing bias. The piece recalls Gollancz and Kirk facing rejection in liberal America, McCarthy era censorship, and conservative voices like Buckley and Goldwater aiding a challenge to the prevailing establishment.
In spring 1973 a Houston accountant sparked alarm as symptoms like euphoria and disorientation spread among about 500000 Americans labeled pseudo junkies. A lunar-rock linked epidemic led to a national emergency, quarantine, and a swift cure within six weeks.
The piece urges retailers wholesalers and all public fund holders to combat theft. It cites shoplifting rising 134 percent since 1960 while dishonest employees outsteal shoplifters 17 to 1 and top thieves 5 to 1. A department store manager endures a late night prank call about a hat. An editorial note on cluttered desks closes the item.
A Wall Street Journal piece surveys psychologists on unisex fashion and gender roles. It cites Dr. Fred Brown of Mt. Sinai noting a decade of shifting inkblot test responses toward female images in both men and women, suggesting less rigid gender patterns among youth.
The speaker argues that belief must be grounded in personal experience such as answered prayers and forgiveness. They cite Wesley Augustine Luther and Paul to support faith defined by lived encounters and quote Sarte on experience defining reality.
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