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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
13
Robert D. Cathcart as executive editor leads the editorial page on Thursday October 19 1972. This page highlights opinions, local perspectives, and community affairs crafted for readers of the era.
A satirical piece argues Nixon risks America by taking hard lines on TV re runs and local pro football blackouts. It mocks fall programs and birth rates, and urges a nightly presidential address to avert population decline.
Article by Holmes Alexander argues President Nixon nears victory in Vietnam as the enemy is beaten, noting developments since last spring and the administration’s air strategy. The piece reflects on political implications and the perception of success.
A satirical and historical voice contrasts a guaranteed winner vibe with public luck and fate. It then shifts to analyzing President Nixon, his victory, and the implications for U S policy, domestic reform and future challenges during Reconstruction era parallels. The piece weighs political optics against real power and public sentiment.
Anthony Harrigan argues that Taiwan remains pivotal to Asia's balance and U.S. security. He warns that Philippine unrest and Maoist challenges, plus Japan's Okinawa return, complicate defense and alliance commitments from Tokyo to Manila to Taipei.
Voters will elect the Board of Commissioners on November 7 signaling a shift to home rule. The transition gives the new board immediate authority while current officials aid as advisors until January 1, 1973.
A survey-like line notes the typical voter remains elusive while joking about census style family counts. It playfully exaggerates household sizes to hint at complex personal factors shaping voting behavior.
M G argues that giving thanks to God before meals is a Christian duty and Jesus set the example. He says all blessings come from God except sin and urges public prayer in restaurants as witness. He also advocates including children in blessing to reinforce faith and gratitude.
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