Sanford calls bombing limits, Spence backs early action
Presidential candidate Terry Sanford opposes expansion of bombing in Indochina arguing restraint is needed to protect troops and avoid risking a Russian American showdown. Rep Floyd Spence says bombing should have occurred sooner to deter North Vietnam before its current offensive.
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Haiphong
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Duke University
Floyd Spence
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Aiken Standard publication details and pricing
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes afternoon editions except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. It carries AP and UP news, with republication rights reserved and correction policy stated. Distribution rates include 4 cents weekly by carrier and various mail options.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Milder Southwest and East Forecast Monday
A nationwide forecast predicts milder conditions for most of the Southwest and the East on Monday. Snow flurries are expected in the Rockies Plains Dakotas Wisconsin and snow in the upper Great Lakes.
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Rockies
Plains
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Upper
Great Lakes
Deliberate Fires Drive March Wildfire Toll in State
The State Forestry Commission reports 44 percent of 1,591 March fires were set deliberately. State Forester John Tiller notes over 12,300 acres of woodland burned that month, with careless debris burning at 27 percent and smokers at 15 percent.
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Columbia
State Forestry Commission
John Tiller
Commission
Columbia Blacks March For Jobs
About 400 Blacks rallied in Columbia to demand 50 percent downtown hiring. James Redfern plans weekly marches until goals are met as Blacks United for Action protests merchants' practices. The Saturday protest moved to the street after a parade permit denial and proceeded peacefully despite traffic control.
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Columbia
Blacks United For Action
James Redfern
Black Liberation Front
State House
Columbia City Hall
W. R. Cauthen
Cauthen
Clemson To Limit Students Accepted
Clemson University says applications exceed capacity as housing and classroom space are insufficient to admit all applicants. Dean of admissions Kenneth Vickery notes the school will have to turn some applicants away due to space constraints.
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Clemson
Clemson University
Kenneth Vickery
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