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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1970

Page

4

Campus research on government funding under review advice

Defense Secretary Laird calls for a broad look at campus government research after the Wisconsin math center bombing. He warns against hasty relocation and stresses weighing security costs against benefits and the role of federal programs in health and environmental science.

Defense Laird Army University of Wisconsin

My Lai My Lai Tale Fact or Fiction

A reader questions the My Lai massacre claims in light of Sey mour Hersh’s book and a prior fiction by Once an Eagle. The column compares alleged real incidents to fabricated passages and asks how much is factual versus repeated fiction.

My Lai Seymour Hersh Hersh Asi Krisler California

Last Duel At Sand Bar Ferry By Dororthy K MacDowell

The Augusta Chronicle covers the December 16 1875 duel at Sand Bar Ferry between Charles Dawson Tilley and George E Ratcliffe. Tilley wounded, died days later in Savannah, while Ratcliffe remained unscathed. Harris supervised the duel with ratcliffe as second. Dr Ford and Mrs DeLaigle aided the wounded Tilley.

Dorothy K. Macdowell Charles Dawson Tilley George E. Ratcliffe Sand Bar Ferry Harris Tilley Augusta Chronicle Mr. Ratcliffe Mr. Tilley Sand Bar

Mayor White Defends Textile Imports View In Letter

Greenville mayor R Cooper White Jr argues against Pope Jr and cites free trade theory to explain textile imports limits. He asserts the United States as a virtually free market and notes non tariff barriers by Japan and others to U S goods.

Greenville News Greenville S. C R. Cooper White Jr Pope Commerce Stans Japan United States

Belief in the Bible and textile import concerns

The speaker asserts the Bible is the Word of God after a personal test of faith. He then argues for restraints on textile imports to protect American jobs, citing import growth, employment figures, and the U S trade balance with Japan from 1969.

B.J.R Congress United States Pope

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Boss Chavez Cesar Chevez Chavez San Francisco Examiner Cesar Chavez Your G.T. Kerr Sasanqua Dr Greenville, S.C R.M. Pope Jr Clemson Billy Graham M Pope America Aiken, S.C Aiken Samuel A. Cothran Eugene J. Oyler
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