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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
4
Eugene J. Oyler executive editor profile notes recurring incidents involving a prominent local youth. The piece contrasts past actions with current behavior, urging readers to consider community impact and response from authorities.
The article argues for a flexible approach to a $2 million federal welfare pilot. It supports a work requirement but urges case by case consideration for mothers with dependents. It warns that cutting welfare for job refusal could harm children and public costs, advocating practical balance and good faith.
A Tulsa Tribune item reports psychologist Dr Daniel Horn warns wives and other helpers may hinder quitting efforts. It notes people resist well meant advice and may fear taking credit for a partner's success, reducing motivation to quit.
Greenville News notes women seek to preserve their bounce by emulating Chicago Way group that hosts an annual hopscotch tourney. It suggests rusty players can refresh skills with quick demonstrations and asserts there is no substitute for natural bounce in women.
A historical look at Aiken's park system tracing its origins to public spirited citizens thirty years prior. The piece recalls early efforts to clear sand streets and weeds, crediting the community for halting decline and noting current Park Commission members and plans to replace wooden railings with stone and iron fences.
A reader asks how to handle pressure from a daughter in law competing for a grandchild’s affection. The advice stresses avoiding rivalry, showing Christian love, and ensuring children receive care from both parents and grandparents.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird argues Nixon leads a “generation of peace” built on strength and credible threats. He contrasts Nixon’s approach with pacifists like George McGovern and Pete McCloskey who favor disarmament and withdrawal. Laird cites Vietnamization and a hard line as key to Southeast Asia stability.
Opinion piece urging Veterans Day rededication to national unity and world peace. It connects memorial reflection with defense spending, noting President Nixon's diplomacy, the SALT talks, and Congress debates on arms budgets amid concerns over nuclear parity and Soviet momentum.
A satirical column mocks President Nixon for constant “surprises” from Moscow to Peking and Alaska. It laments government by surprise, notes the press’s weary burden, and jokes about Hoover, Vietnam, SALT talks, and media pressure.
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