The Art of Authority and Everyday Management
A series of brief vignettes on leadership and everyday work life. It notes that authority should be used sparingly to avoid making others feel unimportant, then moves through humorous classroom, patient notes, and self-absorption observations. The tone is reflective and aphoristic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Eisenhower
Krushchev
Camp David
Kennedy
Kosygin
Johnson
Glassboro
Nixon
Kosy
Significance of Jesus Tempted in the Wilderness
The text argues Jesus faced real temptations to show his victory over them and to model triumph for believers. It notes Hebrews 4 15 and 1 Corinthians 10 13 to claim temptations are common and solvable through Christ. It cites Martin Luther on temptations shaping spiritual mastery and urges viewing trials as blessings.
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Jesus
Christ Jesus
Christ
Martin Luther
The Kosygin Style in Soviet Leadership Dynamics
A compact look at Alexei Kosygin's public persona and influence. He is praised as a diligent, businesslike reformer popular among workers and students, respected by economists, and viewed as a capable diplomat who helped ease regional conflicts. The piece notes mixed views among observers and hints at his guarded, sometimes wary survival in the volatile Kremlin milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosygin
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Anatole Shub
Russia
Alexander Werth
Natalia Kungurtsev
Osobiy Otdel
Secret Police
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
India
Pakistan
Nasser
Mideast
Alaska
State Department
USA
Alaskan
United Nations
Solzhenitsyn
Mid-America Ports Rise With Riverine Rejuvenation
A visitor notes a nationwide push to revive inland waterways with dredging and new navigation. Yazoo Mississippi and Fort Smith Arkansas gain seaport potential. plans include a Tul si sea port and river connections to Tulsa, Dallas, Fort Worth, and beyond. Industrial growth follows, with jobs, bank deposits, and new docks reshaping once-dormant cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-America
Yazoo
Miss
Lady Bangshire
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Fort Chaffee
Why Is 65 the Magic Retirement Age
An article explores why 65 became the assumed retirement age, noting lack of a legal mandate, and discusses how pensions and profit sharing plans aid long-time workers. It includes figures on Social Security recipients at ages 70 80 90 and 100 and mentions Congress salaries and retirement rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laas
Laas
Pension Oc
Congress
Bob Walton
Aiken
Kennedy accuses pay rise for volunteers in all volunteer army debate
The article critiques Senator Edward M. Kennedy's stance on proposed higher pay for volunteers, arguing his opposition to pay increases to attract volunteers ignores the need for a voluntary force and highlights dangers of equating burden with wealth. It notes Kennedy’s draft reform advocacy and labels his position as noble yet illogical.
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Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Goldwater and
Hatfield
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Street People Challenge Cambridge Liberalism Downtown
Cambridge faces unrest as 3 000 long haired youths encamp on the Common. They squat on sidewalks and pester passers by while shops feel the impact of loitering and pot smoking. Merchants urge police enforcement to clear the street people from Harvard Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Square
Boundary history of Dead River island near Beech Island
A 225 acre historic island formed by a split Savannah River channel lies near Beech Island. The Beaufort Treaty and later Supreme Court decision define the boundary as the midpoints of Savannah Too galoo and Chattooga rivers with the islands belonging to Georgia, a ruling still upheld.
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Beech Island
Savannah
South Carolina
Dead River
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
States
Toogaloo
Chattooga
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must be signed and include the writer's mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Pen names are not allowed. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space, clarity, taste, and libel. There is no subject matter limit.
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Paris
Qou
Rufus
John Luther
Moth
Billy Graham
Alexei Kosygin
Svetlana Alliuyeva
Mid-America Ocean
United States
United
Outback
Arkansas
Red River
Dangerfield
Texas
Trinity
Dallas
Fort Worth
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Missouri
Sioux City
Yank
Army Engineers
Tennessee River
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Smiths
Yazoos
John W. McCormack
Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Continental Congress
Beaufort
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