The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 01, 1968, Image 10
Crsrne Prevention Week
F.xchani r c * ' iF wil!
r, T. < rime Preventior.
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neru :'->r f ir.;u' ia: support for the |v>-
lirt f'e ee that it ean attvar! (pial:
!iee. iehaatea men. However li>ea!
•'(•'•ha' 1 ';, are.!’ ! aware oi the
ha’’arh : e ’ ' ! '• I• • ip ; ol iee work. e\ eM
r- ; t ■ : \ i . ' ,au a‘-iiiine t ■ -u >
-■a !’ a" ' i:» ! 'ir
a o’;: . , iie.’a. t UiO't eiti/.eils ha\e
direct
ath letle
tile ea<\ par 1
heloine ;.f"p!>’
H ' n .o'-’ 1 : The \ e|erans ioi t he
fori e ’ a e oih-o : .ieu n t he iiari el • .f
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a in r her ■ .r ! a. :. e<! an open n i h
o th,. » a' ! 1 ;- a ae oHt'sd'le of lrn::l
'in
‘ , V
* Transplants
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' V. r fietin.
' w * ’ n \':etpani
end ivhntw e\ •
o :en;. i adanee-
1 - . and ;n the iure-
-' ' i ■ ” -’h a n? i a * he hu -
' < '‘i: ’ai.iM \ I'.arnani in ,
\: ■ .... iniier :t IWi?
■I \< TK \I ITV
1 i i;” reee .id ’v patient
. ■ a a ’ i "m has iiv. n tunas 1
! ee -'e v ;\ ed tile cardiac 1 j
i e ■ e
eih-ieed a total ol five human
1 a ei aia did not represent a
hn akdiroULdi in medical
was preceded by decades of
: 'W '■ •rf. and earelui evperi-
' : ; ' 'll-.. .
h l) to a Mr-' etempt proved
‘ ” 'oniant was pce-iiile and.
'* t' ai 'a-ai Hut the C'ape-
' a h-.. n fiua k to note that he
■' a- i eai: . ucceeded untd he
' - e patient (with a bor-
' • d: -• h,. , ; in , ||,, rr] ,. ;,nd j
•a:.:., hte "
WOKAI ITV
ai■ ide: inthat trie heart
"te ri'-u. and in the case
been meet.nr 1 with m-
n the I'niteri States, cardiovas-
thr leading cause of death ‘
I more tiian one million
o* ii those who died in that
o i-i)it-ct:on to heart tram-
’round*, have been voiced by
•' ' ma;or rolimons. On the
v ‘ ans and philosophers appear
edure a- a means of aiding
. '■i .’i'e heart victims and of ex-
•• .hr- knowledge of the orphan it-
1 ■ h-.-ridct on with other bod>
oi . • i• ,r ’ions
1 KGAIJTV
' ' - • b : -ii risk of this surgery
do* ' certain letjal questions
1 h, ' s ‘ r •'•dent understanding of. and
von-eM eisolant as well as properly
l ' ’ ’ ! da- donor and his farn-
,,v A ” r ' there is the danger that
i' 1 0( iu 1 I'* dl-prepared teams of
surret. - - heart transplants prema-
tunly. ;m. • ' ,, tnr malpractice suits.
•'d'tny * < • •.. feel that lack of uniformity j
m ( ' nr * : ' A . ; -p ..e human organ trans- !
plants i p- . i*i!■,' hindering needed cornea
and kidney m plants. . . and preventing
some altogetn. r \ tudy group appointed
by the 1 S. Comciv-nce oi Governors is now
looking into these conflicts and is expected
to draw up a modi 1 “gift-of-tissue” act
which' can be presented to the various
state, legislatures later this vear.
THF CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C., FEB. 1, 1968
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"* hT v ' 11 ef' l: t ;o; i' people believe this
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4th District Race
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; \i in \
margin Thu Kepub!icai
not cxjM'cled to olP r <
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Flection
J leinocrats who
liav
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■sent
vately i‘\pressed
mle
I Imi c ul
Rep
ruiining against
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into
man Watson, hut
lo i
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has
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II
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sonic Dcinocra, x
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pi, riiii'eiisus ol tie expected m
P', Hrpublicaris a | ( .| rr tion.
f hird District: I In !,
hcans are desprrait-!' ’
In come up With a
in.i the run i-.indidate to opiSse t *
ai - eX|ieett "l incumbent Will: "’
; -re lull" i i nin , ; Bryan Don \ '
tun sears \ |,,) in (Bud) (irisso. wj:
ii-inc bow s |(1 (’migressman I )■ an
hut mile is reads to nm
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1 leniocl'.i'm
ihcie is a general hi
(1, 1 River
will -till not he ahW*
hm. e fuller
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Mon n "m
1 ■ (; o v c r n ii r e,
h! •ean op
Marshall Mav s. al-
n-ra't clcc
tiiincil as a possilm
rcii iar to"
date, is considered h
1 icmo! rat -
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1 ! I
•mil District
t, ' Ike
date I
now <>c
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i lonod
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i.ain tor
h a v e
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I ndi.m.t
S< iciali'm - -1 I''*'' ss *■ a: *o ’ i
mimes
( P'S rimment i <* r m * i ! ■.
game'l pow er h\ I l.e - 'A ■ 'll
and sv\ died tin ir e- ■: i-r- h .
e* nciuest and ’ rdum '!' '.at
met hod is 11!' u - d ii it
chlet Is igmri't liii'*' i."i'
Modern mis i-rnm* a' * ii
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t I SI II
Little Theatre ‘Oscars’?
Fhe Laurens Little Theatre mem
bers arc working on their next pro
duction and the Greenwood Little
Theatre has a musical planned this
month.
There is avid interest in this ac
tivity on tiie part ot the participants
but their enthusiasm does not always
extend P* the general public.
Little theatre organizations general-
l " ! '' ll!l " I “ Mn ' has j j,. h ave i } u . same problem of assuring
( : ">ci -m ol its transplant
.o.n, ul the m.oraktv of the 1 themselves ol audiences commensurate
tlii' m because the j with tile effort which are put into
* "''gm ha- he. n going on j their productions.
We have a suggestion lor boosting
interest in little theatre activities; a
statewide Little Theatre "Oscar” pk£
sentation. ^
* *
If ropre'entatives ot all the Little
Theatre organizations in the state
would get together, they could appoirU
a selection committee. .Members of
this committee could see Little Thea
tre performances throughout the state
and rate them on both an individual
and total performance basis.
"Oscars"—or some award with an
other name—could be given in cere
monies at some centrally located city,
such as Columbia. This could be tak-
a step further with the "Oscar"
winning cast staging the "Oscar” win
ning play or musical in fine of the
state’s cities.
Admittedly, this could be time-con
suming on the part of the selection
committee and the "Oscar” winners
but it would serve, to give a cohesive
ness and encouragement to the groups
which now tpe suffering the same
problems separately.
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nok
and the fear of
Pm’
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in
old age This is
t in
land
stratcev ol tree-
ppn'i ,p pcncralK agreed In
bciT of both paru
\jP, ( , u h I > a n i' weaker now P
,, lM \| ha- ever been, it wouli,
t , r!li; ,* a strung Republican -
late to upset him X
me. no name ha-; been
Mieil that fit’s llu. <1.
on -I lorn is not expeT
1 )rmiicratic op] *
pi'iniary.
lie doe , mir th District:
[lost. he Kourth District, win■ •
a large eludes Laurens C'>nnt\
ppohahi\ encrate ' ' le
mten st and he the
route-,cd ('"ngres'lon .i
in the State Tin st
ha hern largeh tit
about l)> the voiuntai-
tnement ol the men
I lenioerat i.e ('ongr > . s
Ri.hei'1 Ashmore I tier
he both a Repuhlii an
I lenioerat ic rand ula’ i■
tin-- seat
Mentioned
I teirii icrat ic
Bill Bi'.vsnn
ant to
more lb
a
n 1 a is e u])
n < '"imrt's-
n
Modern Miracles
In Their Lives
X _ rand -• i
iii i,
't:
Bv DR. HERBERT SPAEGH
The lines, expel icnc -s in
al> bit' ll.'i A e hecll where I
been pnvili.’ged to help lead
a man or woman from dat k
lies- to light iron) (lelea, ’o
\ u lo: , I rom a life de\ ole I
to sell In a life 11 r\ oti (I ’. o
< id
Do '.nu
mu a- ii - ‘
i!n i i and
■ hem,
.In-1 recently I w
leged to speak
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
believe m modern
I do. tor I V e seen
expcrwue-ee'
ohsi i'\
oiu ol persona!
that most of
'O' are ol hi- own
i\ r
s prrv ■
a meet ina
Mu n\ mou-
t )
efs once held tlie cxceuiivc j.,,., ).,, iS
branch In check, is rapid iv -, .. : , . , ,,
passing into the hand' ol a rp, t .., ,
political Santa Clau . e,,| ( | | )V p,,-, _ n
Not one ol the extensions of -torm !La:< win.
Socialism could he put into will diTt an d
effect without monev. Cut oft There an- m
the money supply and the :r> uranee po’-c
power to borrow-and you monev hecome-
on
b
I'
inn:
stop them in their tracks. A sccurby sbrnf
Jefferson said. "We must vatu h X mu'.
make our selection between !!)40 ha , !- t i
economy and liberty, or pro- its value m term
fusion and servitude.' will buy today.
Harry Hopkins gave the A life iii'iiranir
formula for Socialism tax, has just told us ol
Ikon "I life
' ’ers As
chi ap. ihoir
anil in time
■e nml up in
on Ilian half
o| what it
president
the disas-
! spend and elec,. Yet because trous effect ot the cheap
'they fail to grasp the grand money policies of the pas, 20
strategy of freedom, various > irs on life insurance secur-
groups exhaust themselves ity. 'f’he insurance companies
on scattered tactical skir- arc forced to earn less on
i mishes—good in themselves, their investments. Therefore.
* hut largely futile in the face they must charge higher pre-
of this overpowering flood of miums for the same protec-
( money. tion. Then when the policy is
1 Justice Holmes used to say, paid, the money received is
“We must strike for the taxed more and buys less. To
jugular and let the rest go.” cover all these losses, a typi-
I would urge no one to cal life insurance holder
abandon the fight for his own needs to take out at least 90%
program or group, but the more insurance to provide
number one plank in all plat- the same purchasing power
forms must be the exact re- and protection as in 1929.
verse of the Hopkins for- Most of the beneficiaries of
mula — “Reduce taxes and life insurance are women,
spending, especially at the Tell them what taxes and
federal level. Keep govern- debt and rotting money are
ment poor and remain free.” doing to the security their
"l Alcoholics
where two members ul the
It eternity received their an
nual awards indicating their
periods ol -obrietv. < hie ul
im-'c w a man who n cciv
d Ir 2.i’h vear award and
•giotlier was a woman.who re
'•ei'. cd her IBth vear award
I know both ot them per on
dly. having been privilege I
to hc'p them find their wax
"• hie. Both have had distin
u:shed periods ol not only
sobriety, but also ol witne-'
I ns to tlie saving power ol
f Jod Both through God and
j Alcoholics Anonymous. ar-‘
'living transtormed lives, and
over the years in observing
1 their famous Twellth Step
have led many others to so
briety.
The man with the 26-year
record with some assistance
from me through the Every
day Counselor column, laid
the cornerstone for Alcoholics
Anonymous in North and
South Carolina. While manj
have made several false starts
towards sobriety, John never
did. And although he gave
himself without stint in ser
vice to other alcoholics- they
call it Twelfth Step work—I
cannot recall that since that
time he has experienced unv
serious illness.
We’ve had many discus
sions about this. He believes
and I concur that when you
look after the Lord’s work,
the Lord looks after you. It
is true that many of us even
though dedicated to the
Lord’s work, experience ill
nesses, but I can testify out
m "W n uh'i-rv at inn o
dhi T' am
cxpcrii m e
in.m's dim'
link his
fur cvimple. men ami
wntmn vvlin tall into aleohol-
-ire extremely sell-con
! \ c i -toned to manv
alciilnJ:(-* td] their stories at
XX meeting' Tho.v'vc all
•'''cod on tin I act that the.
v ere I’XtremHv -eH (■entered
Soilicl Hues till'- is negative.
T Hill' 1 11lie' til!' I . |>i > |, 1 \ (>.
M.ere arc tmim■ who nn- trou
hit'll vv Mil sell pay. ;,nd others
wdio are troubled with ex
treme egoH'in. The latter
d” I that no one else can do
the work they are doing quite
so well, so they wear thesn-
xidvi ' out doing things which
'key could profitably dele
gate. Xml then illness come'
upon them which is certain
ly ot their own making.
•Modern miracles are tak
ing place today through Al
coholics Anonymous. You
may write to The Everyday
Counselor in care of this
newspaper for literature con
cerning AA.
<\'o*e: A new combined
edition ot Dr. Spaugh's books,
"Pathway to Contentment”
and "Everyday Counsel tor
Everyday Living” is now
available. Copies may he
ordered through your book
store or from The Everyday
Counselor in care of this
newspaper. Price $2 25 post
paid.)
Old ~1m&i
A sharp person rarely re-
as po ^ '
contender',
currently a-
Congressman
how ev er. ha o
had goot" alreadv
pri"T interview when h*
quoted as sav ing he vv a
sure whether be w
run a a Republican <
Democrat As a resull.
parties view him with
piemn. Jim Mann. ntt"M
and former solicitor
Greenville, is being st p -
mentioned. State Sen
Nick Theodore and I )ick !l
from Greenville an
name that keep cmppin.
()n the Republican
llierc is alreadv an annom
oil candidate in Cti.n
Bradshaw trom S[)artanl)u
husinessman and tormci "i
standing loothall tar at X\ -
lord The oiilv other Rcri.
bean name that has h>
mentioned with any senm.
m ss is Boh Chapman, an
torruw Irom Spartanburg .
lormcr State Chairman
Hie Ropuhlicun Party.
A' ol this time, the Rep
hcans appear to he lean
heavilv toward Charlie III 1
haw while the Demin i
have not focused on anv <
particular candidate l- 1
political analysts of both p
ties believe this is a scat i
can he won by the Repo
cans, particularly Brail'lm
But it is too early to lire i
with anv degree of aecur.i
Fifth District: The me.
cumhent Democratic < 1
gressman Tom Get,vs d-
not anticipate either dm
cratic opposition in tin p'
mary nor Republican opp*
lion in the general electi-
The Fifth District is prolia'
thi weakest Republican a
m the State and they have
strong candidate that i
come on thi’ scene to taki -
(il‘,1 VS.
Sixth District: This i
other District that will P' 1
ably generate consider.' 1
interest and debate. The
cumhent Democrat John
McMillan is no, expected
have opposition in the Den
cratic primary hut will h
Republican opposition m '
general election. There I
, dev eloped a wide-s])i *
I draft movement for Ray H '
,'is. currently Executive I
rector of the Republican l’n
ty. He has a possibility "
having opposition of either
I Republican primary or c i
vention, but the odds arc
party will go with Harris.
Although McMillan d" 1
show up relatively weak n
surveys, he has the advan
tage of being the cniumhen
It will be a tight race and a 1
' this time the edge must I)'
given to McMillan.
The importance of congrcs
sional races is LncreasingR
being recognized by the pc"
pie who should turn out ?
large vote. South Carolin;
congressional contests art
being viewed with consider
able interest by both nationa
parties as their effect will tx
felt nationwide.