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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1970
Page
4
An FBI letter from J Edgar Hoover urges students to resist extremist tactics that distort protests into violence. He cautions against disrespect for authority, encourages lawful democratic action, and warns that violence only breeds counterviolence, fear, and division.
Tito, at 78, vows to relinquish the presidency after 25 years and move to a presidium, signaling a shift toward collective leadership. He has already weakened rival power by abolishing vice presidents and the deputy supreme commander, aiming to perpetuate his Titoist socialist model.
The piece notes Utah youth Democrats mobilizing from the precinct level to shape party policy and win 170 student delegates at Salt Lake City in spring. They pushed platform changes, war and draft stances, abortion, and sterilization, gaining wider 18-year-old voter interest amid a Nixon-era shift.
A person argues that worship honors the supremely powerful and worthy, citing Bible passages Psalm 95 6 Matthew 4 10 and Revelation 14 7 to claim worship is proper and commanded rather than senseless adoration.
A split house on York Street halves ownership between Walter Plunkett Jr. and the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Hickey after a sawed division. The Fairfield Street portion remained with the Hickeys, originally built by Charles W. Clark, the Copper King, whose family were nicknamed the Copper Clarks in Aiken. The Clark home holds art ties to Joan of Arc works once from the Corcoran Gallery.
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