Central Services Building boosts city efficiency in Anderson
Editorial praises the Central Services Building at Baxter and W 8th, housing City Garage, Water and Light, Street, Parks and more. It notes reduced maintenance time, theft prevention, gas savings, and better storage for materials, urging residents to visit and see its value for all citizens.
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Anderson
Central Services
Baxter
W. 8Th St
Loss Island Rd
City Hall
Light and
Wheeler Ave
Agnew Greece Trip Sparks Debate on Realpolitik
A column argues that U S engagement with authoritarian regimes from Greece to China serves strategic interests. It contends right and left extremes fail to shape practical policy and urges flexible diplomacy with regimes, stressing the need to avoid moral indignation in foreign affairs.
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Washington
Agnew
Greece
Nixon
Senate
United States
Uni& States
U. S
Mediterranean
Vice Pret
China
Romania
Spain
South Africa
Cuba
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
Tojo
Hirohito
Chou En-lai
Mao Tse-tung
Europe
Asia
Africa
John Foster Dulles
Spe Et al
Kunstler’s rhetoric sparks call for disbarment and censure
The writer argues William Kunstler’s courtroom conduct and inflammatory rhetoric threaten justice. He cites Colgate remarks on Attica and hostage theory, condemns calls for violence, and urges disciplinary action or isolation from the civil community.
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William Kunstler
Cor
Manson
Smithsonian
Kunstler
Colgate University
Attica
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Kunstler
Nixon reflects enduring American moral order and order’s roots
In a letter, Nixon argues the past forms the future and defends his conservatism and faith in nomos the law inherited from forefathers. He cites Churchill and a vision of a united, hopeful republic while asserting the moral foundations of American democracy.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Kansas City
Churchill
England
Mr. Nixon
America
Israel
Athens
Roman Republic
Jerusalem
Rome
London
White House
Senator Ervin Attacks Free Speech and Nixon
Holmes Alexander reports Sen. Sam Ervin charges the Nixon administration with fearful tactics and a threatened violation of the First Amendment. Editor defends executive order as precise and necessary to uncover radical groups, while Sen. Edward J. Gurney of Florida counters Ervin’s critique as harmful to national safety.
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Senator Ervin
Washington, D. C
America
Sen
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Ervin
Sam
Wth
Nixon
Justice Department
American People
United States
Senate
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Senator Gurney
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Reactionary Labor Leaders Rally Against Trade Policy
Alice Widener critiques top labor union leaders in New York City for protectionist rhetoric. She argues big unions harm productivity and wage competitiveness, notes comparisons with Europe and Japan, and cites critics like I W Abel and George Meany. The piece references Bergsten and Foreign Affairs on 1960s trade policy shifts.
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New York City
Tnion
TUC
Trade Union Congress
Britain
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Abel
Japan
United States
West Germany
Evans and
Novak
Evans
U.S
George Meany
Eurpean
Western
Europe
Sre
Fred Bergsten
National Security Council
Quarterly “Foreign Affairs
Sensing The News- Another School Blockbuster
Opinion piece warns that if the Supreme Court upholds Serrano v. Priest California’s school finance ruling, federalization of public schooling could follow. It argues equalized funding would erode local control, burden middle-class taxpayers, and shift funds to poorer districts, sparking nationwide social strife.
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U.S. Sureme
California Supreme Court
Serrano v. Priest
California
Calfornia
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court
High Court
San Francisco
Michigan
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Charus W. Laugh
Second Clane
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