SRP defense of plant questioned by columnist
The Aiken Standard defends Savannah River Plant operations against Atlanta Constitution charges of health and environmental harm. It argues the plant’s impact is negligible, notes anti nuclear critics and KGB connections cited by Reader's Digest, and warns about potential consequences if Du Pont withdraws in 1984.
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Aiken Standard
Savannah River
Atlanta Constitution
Reader’s Digest
KGB
Digest
John Barron
Soviet Committee For State Security
Barron
Moscow
Red Square
West
U.S
Strom Thurmond
du Pont
Department of Energy
Enrico Fermi
University of Chicago
SRP
Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Policy
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address for publication and warns anonymous submissions will not be considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited or condensed for space and clarity. Address letters to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29801.
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Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Can America Remain Immune in Lebanon Conflict
The piece weighs American policy as U S Marines deploy to Beirut after Gemayel’s assassination and the Palestinian refugee camp massacre. It questions U S responsibility and risk, arguing the United States may become a target as it seeks to stabilize Lebanon while balancing Israeli actions and Arab-Israeli diplomacy.
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New York City
Lebanon
PLO
Gemayel
Reagan
Shultz
Bashir Gemayel
Beirut
Israel
Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
William James
Arafat
Begin
Sharon
U.S
America
Middle East
Weinberger
State Department
When the Going Was Good about the 50s cultural boom
Jeffrey Hart recalls 1962 dining with Lionel Trilling and discovering F W Dupee’s Communist ties. He argues the 1950s were a rich era of affluence and culture, rebuts the Dark Ages myth, and contrasts McCarthyism with later liberal dissent, noting figures like Mantle, Grace Kelly, Salinger, and Patterson amid a thriving American scene.
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Jeffrey Hart
Lionel Trilling
Hart
F.W. Dupee
Trilling
William Buckley
National Review
The
Hemingway
Faulkner
Eliot
Frost
Shakespeare
Beethoven
Verdi
Tolstoy
Henry Luce
Time Magazine
Tillich
Stalin
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Lillian Hellman
Victor Navasky
Hollywood
Mao Tse-Tung
The Lords of Discipline filming opens in England
The London Mirror notes scenes shot in England for The Lords of Discipline set at America's West Point. It features 18 year old Jason Connery, son of Sean Connery, in a short haircut captioned It's shorn Connery. The article also discusses novels about Kennedy Nixon and the portrayal of public figures.
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The
London Daily Mirror
England
America
West Point Army Academy
Pat Conroy
Citadel
Mirror
Jason Connery
Sean Connery
Jason
Connery
Washington
FBI
CIA
Nixon
John Kennedy
Goland Zhan
Kennedy
Belinsky
Jacques
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