Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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South( justic( The decision last week b this semester those chargt of the administration bui South Carolina justice. Solicitor Foard's reasoni prevent student unrest on that students will protest w the biggest witch-hunts it spring Mr. Foard did not I unrest on the Carolina ca freedom and God he sup: religious fervor he prosec for malcontent-commi apple-pie deviates. He de USC for the benefit of the citizens of South Carolina Now he is denying the prolonging the relief entitle he is failing in his office as ment for those who are g stage for the events of inquisition -- now he can I Joseph McCarthy of th b.-ought about his demise - undoing? Does John Foar repressive tactics? Is Johr Carolina for what it reall No one, especially a nati say that his state has shortc does not exists, that justi( speedy trial are subvertec live in a police state. Facism is abhorent as a but it must be acknowled states that it is inhereni Carolina. The Gutenb Therme I'niverst y ollticials annfounlc< today that 1'S Sent ator St ror Thermial will be mrade a p mnanent exhibit in the (ontedera Rtelic Rtoom of the Ware \lemori; The exhibijt is current ly on lo, to t he Spiro Agnew ('ornbi Collect ion housed in the sent wing of the L' . capitol. In maiking the annfoutncemei of ticials cited several reasons I the (est ab)lishmenlt of' this exhib i tter all.' the st atement rent vou don't see too many of th running around. *And besides. just think--he's ti only remaining public relic of tI Southbern period het ween I 859 at inde. It was through the ellforts his type that iteconstruct ion can to the SouIth and opened up th nostalgic era for a great mar white Southerners- -the era of ti .9im ('row laws.' The announcement col tied."'And it was his ty'pe the b)routght the G;reat War of t111 amd that fantastic ('rhan lienew aarolim ' slow v Solicitor John Foard not to try ?d last spring with the takeover ding is another perversion of ng behind this maneuver is to campus this spring. He fears hat could be the finale to one of i the history of this state. Last esitate in creating a climate of mpus. In the name of justice, ressed dissent--with an almost ited the University as a haven e-liberal-hate-your-mother-and :icated himself to cleaning up Bible toting, clean cut, sober right of a speedy trial - he is d to those who are innocent and solicitor by not seeking punish Ailty. Mr Foard helped set the last spring--he started the inish it. e 1950s pushed too far and It - does John Foard sense his own d fear further exposure of his i Foard afraid of showing South y is? ve of South Carolina, likes to omings, that freedom of dissent :e and the right to a fair and toward other ends, or that we word, a concept and in pactice, ;ed, and that acknowledgment in the very being of South erg experment D exhibit iob~ wrought by G en. Sherman. A\nd it w'as that t imle in A\merican hi'.tory which has given the 'dI Sout hern people the will to go on. ig So Thermal told reporters mn r- \\ ashingiton that he was pleased at ie 1he honor .. I les t hank t het it was an honor min h e chosen Ier this ye're honor. I IIhope I stay aroun' C apit al Hill Ier te anlother Ieow yau hs an' pick up on somel( Senliority so I can de(icat th' it. anti (;od. anti-Christ. anti r>r .\merican elements which is it. tearin this yere country apart s. like th SI )S an' the Black P'anters. ait .\n t h .\.\I.- an' M\ad \Magazine. TIhas why I hired my new boy e he il he my errand'hoy while I le light the commies. :\n he might ud help mel( get re elctedI. Y'sholdla r>i -')se I liolly:s lace when he I ind ie out I pulled au better lib' ral trick it thlan he (lid. 1y Sen Ther-mal also said that it i1' commies. hippies or yaInkee's invad~e mhy hiomie state. yout canl lhe 1- suit n that I'Il be out 'ere wit my It tlintluck t'kill 'em all." t he senator detnied rumors that ali he wa'- senile. LAOS N. VIETNAM *THAT SIG N HAS TO Our -man Hopp Defense, Ir BY AIVTIIUR 11OPPE that t By the f'all of' 1971, (cq) the new trouli semi-private U.S. Postal Service A i was in the black and the old totally- orga public U.S. Army was in trouble. Mota Discontent was spreading, Carri desertions were mounfing, draf- it. tees were rioting, costs were --W soaring and hardly anyone could cents think of* a good reason to continue "(Inil th ari rnoCia gen eOr an H at opeato ptk DefeighosnsfAerian Ir iunrm andIU turn tid prftshatr Ths the bakond a the olchaly ra pubienS. 1eArmn was tobe. ou; conveortento was praiecor-rad desrtions weeoolurg ra- t ''ll weeriating osterrserenale dlrthine ai raofi ito cntiu bth< Postal Servc as proved," said hekTh the eincent. tatve dbuivaesmight inolvig-hous Tans the American with in.' u,tr and tunatd rft"so inh.. phanued a the haens l)lnsI)epartment waases bein St. u conertedint capri ae raied poaon' unertelloa. ru Ihar inArivaetrrs'a l dlivr'he milect aors, hing candOh rn a warst aalsisofitheai etire othe Pinde'hns cofieratio. "Ait tshoed is ighprtoentiventaiead buinethe rine know-howe. Tht' the Aerican- owith wasso. 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In these fict tie uc atecnn ge b toerte. *Aefcismontd atemt re mde t ren theArm to *e onre.Bt naii ntbakrpt on'ews were intialkd ofThe osad Cambdiingiaan topteations r:e teriinated The annualy.nBu rectri agonearned sfleson-I mt meos to naon of cfies. 'Wiar savoain"si n >Tmy kiligsfinsman, expressins pl ei ationethgt, bulet rthng ver e centerprihse gerem olsrdear." sdfit malond,n aemtrs a withate toceptio the Anvryito sser forms bsiio beet abldt ord soierssemestere ad$ frbth md,eiling wage.scalestuetst. AMECOC are mons Deoomse nc.3 'y,r of s saomina tlk ofinton vsent takingo oh nversity, the ..r.i. ha lere .-.Chaless. Iteb .*....r is a vioatinvid nen