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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1970

Page

4

Flight Crash Triggers FCC FAA Fast Action and Questions

After the Wichita State football team charter plane crash that killed 30, including 13 players, the FAA quickly revoked the pilot firm license and fined the plane owner $50,000. Investigators found the aircraft lacked a valid airworthiness permit and the pilot firm was uncertified. The agency had warned a Wichita official two months earlier about the flying firm’s lack of certification. The tragedy raises scrutiny of college travel safety and calls for stricter oversight.

Federal Aviation Administration Wichita State University Transportation Volpe FAA Wichita Wichita State

Debt to Goldwater: A Hero to a Resurgent Right

Holmes Alexander argues Barry Goldwater shaped national policy and public mood. He credits Goldwater with inspiring the silent majority and fierce anti big government stance, noting his influence on the 1960s political realignment and the rise of a broader Republican identity.

Holmes Alexander Barry Goldwater Columbia Broadcasting System Goldwater Japan Barry Prentice Hall Nation Republican Party Phoenix Washington America Nixon Spiro Agnew South

Gifts For The Retiree And Retirement Realities

A reader column discusses gifts for retirees, suggesting meaningful gestures over watches or luggage. It notes pensions and profit sharing alter the gift calculus, recalls a lavish but awkward publisher farewell, and offers practical guidance on timing Social Security and unemployment.

H.H.R

Letters Reflect Local Respect For Sgt Harvey Promotion

Letter writers praise Cpl Harvey of the South Carolina Highway Department for a sergeant promotion and credit his attitude and duty to the highway patrol and Clearwater area. A second letter from Celestine Johnson of Aiken High disputes Miss Payne’s view on black students and school participation, urging grievances be heard.

Aiken County Aiken S.C. Highway Patrol Clearwater Area Gene Chumley Hudson Ave Spotswood N. J Miss Payne Schofield Celestine Johnson Aiken High

Mills Bill on Social Security Linked with Textile Controls

The piece notes Senators Hollings and Thurmond tying the Mills Bill to Social Security, a tactic aimed at curbing imports to aid U.S. textile producers. It cites the 1968 and 1969 rider defeats, calls for action as imports flood in, and suggests a possible House passage of the Mills Bill after the election, offering a second chance for reform.

U. S Ernest F. Hollings Strom Thurmond Senate Commerce Maurice Stans House

Stand By Your Father Through Trial With Compassion

A reader seeking Christian counsel asks whether to support a father facing a forthcoming trial. The response urges steadfast compassion and prayer, stressing that Christians do not abandon loved ones even amid grave crimes. It cites forgiveness and grace as guiding principles.

G. K Jesus

Montmorenci Depot Remembered and Local Rail Family Highlight

Dorothy K. MacDowell recounts Montmorenci depot history once housing express, Western Union and freight. The station thrived on freight and cotton with asparagus later boosting traffic. Last depot agent Cuyler C. McKnight Sr served 30 years. his family links to Judith Weeks and son Cuyler Jr. in Augusta.

Dorothy K. Macdowell Montmorenci Western Union Augusta Aiken Charleston Branchville Columbia Cuyler C. McKnight Sr Hewit McKnight Southern Railroad Orangeburg York County Judith Weeks Cuyler Jr Harry L. White Barnwell Avenue

The Siege Of The Democrats Satirizes 1972 Strategy

A cartoon scene at Democratic HQ shows generals and surging rhetoric as they chase victory in 1972. Fading NRA banner, talk of Kennedy juggernaut and Lindsay, and a plan to seize an enemy weapon highlight a political spoof of internecine battle and doomed unity.

Lindsay HST LBJ New York City

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