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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
12
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard since 1867. Robert D. Cathcart holds the role of executive editor in Aiken South Carolina.
The piece warns the United States risks becoming a battlefield for rival terrorist groups amid Munich developments and Arab guerrilla threats. It urges Congress to pass a federal crime law against assaults on official guests and calls individuals to discourage troublemakers including the Jewish Defense League led by a New York rabbi threatening actions against Arab diplomats.
Lawrence O'Brien, national chairman, warns the McGovern campaign is loosely organized and lacking central direction. Despite McGovern's assurances, observers doubt the party's cohesiveness amid primary and convention success.
A reader questions if Paul’s rule that women keep silent in church still applies today citing Acts 2 17 to show women prophesying and pointing to examples like Philip s four daughters Anna and Eve to argue for women s active role in church The note urges to continue serving and speaking for the Lord.
The Aiken Standard welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must be signed with the writer's mailing address and not anonymous. Pen names are not allowed and letters are subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel.
Harvard Law professor James Vorenberg criticizes Nixon's crime policies while noting global violence from Munich to Belfast. The piece argues leaders rely on commissions but deliver little reform, and questions progress toward safe streets and tougher policing.
Galahad Goodheart is a kind noble figure who glows and inspires good deeds. He fights war pollution and bigotry but his efforts backfire as hypocrisy and social contempt spread. The tale ends with a moral that saving the world begins with saving oneself.
Mr Frampton Toole buys Willis Woodward and Henry Gingery tracts near Montmorenci for about 3000 dollars. Mrs J F Porcher from Charleston visits Miss Mary Ravenel. Otis Redd of Wagener in town. P F Henderson announces candidacy for the council. Majestic range demo at Wyman and Co. Two Park Ave plots plowed and seeded. Dr B H Teague now drives sorrel horses. praised as a wide awake town figure. Mrs S J Ashley dies in the Philippines. Dr R H Wilds and family arrive. Mr Newman, 72, Civil War veteran, wounded in head, never marries. leaves two sisters. Thomas Hitchcock visiting. Memorial to Rev T W Clift donated to St Thaddeus Church including chalice and altar cloth. All Saints Day service to feature first use. Rev John Ridout of San Antonio expected to officiate.
Dr D P Jewell and C True love reported 40 patients treated with rectal prednisone and prednisolone, with azathioprine for some. After a year 11 of 20 on azathioprine were symptom free, nine relapsed, vs five of 20 not given azathioprine. Texas burnout data warn 6,700 deaths in 1970 and 250,000 disabled from burns, with 90 percent in or near homes.
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