Time Doesn't Change Democratic Convention
A reflective piece compares the 1932 Democratic National Convention in Miami to modern politics. It names Franklin Delano Roosevelt as the ultimate nominee, details attacks on wealth redistribution and social reform, and corrects misattributions about historical figures like Huey Long and Jim Curley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Missouri
Miami Beach
John Garner
Connally
Texas
Tom
John
F.D.R
Boston
Jim Curley
Chicago
Dick Daley
Ted Kennedy
William Jennings Bryan
George
Ane
James A. Reed
H.L. Mencken
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Aiken Standard Names Cothran as President and Editor
Samuel A. Cothran is announced as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor at the Aiken Standard, a publication dating to 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Dismantling Empire Sparks British Refugee Strain
The piece warns Britain faces crises from Uganda refugees and other displaced people as imperial retreat continues. It notes 50 000 Ugandan refugees and pressures on UK cities, while arguing Britain risks social strain and racist backlash and cites Rep H R Gross criticizing Kennedy Center costs and prices.
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Britain
Heath
Uganda
Iown
H. R. Gross
Kennedy Culture Center
Washington
The Sinful Nature and Humility in Graham's View
Billy Graham discusses parental authority and youth rebellion, contrasting youthful disrespect with mature humility. He cites Romans 3:10-12 to argue all are sinners by nature and asserts sin led to Christ's crucifixion, challenging the view that people are inherently good.
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Christ
Honest Conservative Writers Can Praise Liberals
Holmes Alexander argues conservatives err when branding critics as traitors and praises National Review for occasionally defending liberal figures. He notes NR’s past bans on Welch and Nixon coverage, credits editor Buckley for distancing conservatism from extremism, and concludes The Times merits sharper scrutiny while NR can still offer valuable critique.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
National Review
Gates of Mercy
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Congregation of the True Faith
Richard Nixon
New York Times
McGovern
Lyndon Johnson
Welch
Bill Buckley
Heart Failure and Angina Explained by Dr Alvarez
Dr Alvarez outlines heart failure and angina, definitions, causes such as congestive failure, rheumatic fever, and artery blockages, and treatment basics including rest, diet, lowering blood pressure, and possible surgery. He also warns on speed abuse as a cause of strokes and promotes his cancer booklet.
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W.C. Alvarez
M.D
Tor
Southern California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Rumbaugh
Pergeron
Fang
McCormick
Alvarez
Dept. Ats
Des Moines
Iowa
Bicycle license proposal draws editor's critique
A letter from Betty Royal of Aiken South Carolina objects to proposed bicycle licensing arguing it would police overreach and impede bike use. She supports pedestrian right of way and voluntary bike number records to aid theft recovery, noting biking benefits and urging to keep bicycles free and unregulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
P.S
Police Dept
Betty Royal
Barnwell Ave
South Carolina
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Breakfast OF Champions
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Kennedy Center
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Kennedy
Joe McCarthy
James Meredith
Decen
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John Ashbrook
Nixon
America
John Ottinger
Patrick Maines
Senate
Sparkman
Blount
Alabama
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Thomas McIntyre
New Hampshire
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