Judy Carne to divorce husband after brief marriage
Judy Carne former Sock it to me girl on Laugh In divorces Bob Bergmann her 24 year old husband The couple wed last May in Chapel Brampton England Her father Harold Botterill a local grocer said Carne has seen Bergmann only six times since the wedding due to her constant touring and his reluctance to move from New York.
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Chapel Bramton
England
Judy Carne
Miss Carne
Bob Bergmann
Harold Botterill
London
Carne
New York
Princess Anne tops Badminton riding test test
Princess Anne finishes fifth at the Badminton Horse Trials in England in one of the sport’s toughest trials as Queen Elizabeth awards a silver statuette to a top 12 finisher. Sixty riders competed in the event.
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Badminton
England
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Mao Seeks Nixon Meeting as China-Ties Thaw Reported
Life Magazine quotes Mao Tse-tung expressing desire to meet Nixon in Peking and notes Nixon's urge to visit China. Edgar Snow cites Mao and Hugh Sidey quotes recount Nixon warning that world order hinges on Beijing and that Russia will resist rapprochement unless the United States engages with China.
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New York
China
Mao Tse-tung
Nixon
Peking
Life Magazine
Edgar Snow
Mao
U.S.A
Life
White House
Hugh Sidey
America
Russia
Seventy-Three Detained in Mount Laurel Turnpike Stall-In
Ninety seven persons, mostly young, arraigned on disorderly conduct charges from a large stall-in on the New Jersey Turnpike after a peace rally in Washington. Thirteen cars and one bus towed. some held on $50 bail at Mount Holly and Camden jails.
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Mount Laurel
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Washington
New Jersey
Mount Holly
Camden
Rogers Faces Problems In Mideast Peace Mission
Secretary of State William P. Rogers prepared for a London flight as Egypt warned that Cairo will stick to settlement demands upon his arrival. Israeli papers urged caution, while Dewar saw the trip as proof of U S top priority in a Middle East settlement. The visit drew mixed views from Lebanon and Jordan with anticipated demonstrations.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
London
Mideast
Egypt
Cairo
Rogers
Dewar
U.S
Moscow
Pravda
Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Police Sick Out Ends In Key West Wage Push
A one day police protest in Key West ended with officers returning to duty. The 46 member force sought a $1200 across the board raise but a city spokesman said talks with the council showed no progress.
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Key West
Fla
Bird census planned for purple martins in Mississippi
Dr. Jerome A. Jackson of Mississippi State University launches a state wide census for purple martins to monitor population counts and assess environmental effects on the birds. He asks bird lovers statewide to participate in periodic counts.
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Starkville, Miss
Mississippi State University
Jerome A. Jackson
Mississippi
Jackson
Laughlin Defends Courthouse Site
Senator Michael Laughlin of Aiken argues for a outskirts site to save money on a new county courthouse. He cites current bonds at 5 percent and a 2.5 million total cap noting downtown land could cost 0.5 to 1 million dollars and would threaten funding for the building.
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Michael Laughlin
D-Aiken
Aiken
Laughlin
Protestors Lobby Congress in massive antiwar campaign
In Washington a two week campaign of nonviolent disruption begins as antiwar and welfare groups plan calls on representatives and 24 hour sessions with senators. Police report the weekend rally drew up to half a million. officials say the Capitol turnout dwarfed prior events.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
White House
Jerry V. Wilson
Bill Jepsen
Jepsen
Enemy Forces Double Attacks Wreck Ammunition Dump
Report notes two assaults by enemy forces damaging a large ammunition dump. A local notice urges readers to collect extra copies of the stumper by noon Wednesday, with address 124 Rutland Drive for pickup.
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Rutland Drive
Allies Suffer Heavily in South Vietnam Weekend Attacks
In South Vietnam over the weekend the enemy increased attacks, destroying more than 100 houses and hitting the central ammunition dump again. Communiques report at least 49 South Vietnamese killed and 168 wounded as American and South Vietnamese forces faced intensified fighting.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Rotarians Review USC Highlights and Gamecocks Prospects
Aiken Rotarians watched USC film reels of last season’s Gamecocks with Dicky Harris Tommy Suggs and Billy DuPree. Edward Pitts USC Gamecock Club director told about 110 attendees that spring practice has begun with most recruits signed.
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Aiken Rotarians
Fighting Gamecocks
Dicky Harris
Tommy Suggs
Billy DuPree
Carolina
Clemson
Edward Pitts
University of South Carolina
Gamecock Club
Pitts
Rotarians
Gen Harris to Speak at USC Aiken for POWs on May 4
Gen Hugh P. Harris former Citadel president will address audiences in Aiken at 7 30 p m on May 4 supporting American prisoners of war in Southeast Asia May 18 is declared Week of Concern by Mayor Odell Weeks to collect signatures Gov John C West will hand deliver South Carolina signatures to the North Vietnamese peace delegation in Paris Mrs Betty McKeller chairs the local effort
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Hugh P. Harris
The
Citadel
Aiken
Southeast Asia
Odell Weeks
Harris
University of South Carolina, Aiken
John C. West
South Carolina
Paris
Week of Concern
Betty McKeller
Food Stamp Office Move Sought by Ai ken Farmers Market
The Ai ken Farmers Market seeks signatures on a petition to move the Aiken County Public Welfare Food Stamp Distribution Office away from Williamsburg Street to free up parking for customers. Market manager H Platt Moseley says restrooms are misused and petition will go to the county House delegation.
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Aiken
Moseley
Aiken County
Julian Dunbar
R-Aiken
Wilhelmina Moody
Roy Blanchard
Mackey Scott
Scott
Four Teens Injured In One Car Crash In Aiken
Four teenagers were injured Saturday when the car they rode in overturned and struck a tree at South Boundary and Marion Street. Driver Barbara Lewis 18 and Arnold Burris 18 were named by police along with Andrew Nobles 17 and Tyron Isaac 16 of rural close areas. Burris was charged with racing on the highway and failing to stop. The car was a total loss and the group was taken to Aiken County Hospital for treatment before release. In a separate incident Rufus David Jackson 18 lost control on Whiskey Road and struck a utility pole, then a fence 126 feet away after crossing lanes.
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Aiken
Arnold M. Burris
Monetta
Barbara Lewis
Ravenel St
Andrew Nobles
Tyron Isaac
RFD 6
Aiken County Hospital
South Boundary
Marion Street
William Young
Barnwell Avenue
Rufus David Jackson
President Sr
Whiskey Road
Jackson
Warrant Issued In Slaying North Augusta Woman
A warrant is issued for William Joe Pierce in the death of Miss Ann Goodwin who was shot in the head while babysitting in North Augusta last June. Pierce, 35, of near Swainsboro Georgia, is held in a south Georgia prison on other charges. North Augusta officials praised cooperation with Lt. Olin Redd of SLED and Chief Walter Newman and Chief J. P. Strom for the investigation.
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North Augusta
Ann Goodwin
Cecil Collins
Collins
William Joe Pierce
Swainsboro
South Georgia
Pierce
Miss Goodwin
Walter Newman
J. P. Strom
South Carolina
Strom
Olin Redd
Highway Cut Rescheduled On U S Highway 1
The highway cut across U S Highway 1 was delayed today as Dickerson Construction crews continue installing storm drains along Rollingwood Road. The new start is set for sometime tomorrow and will last about 10 days blocking two lanes. Public Safety Director J C Busbee urged motorists to drive cautiously and obey emergency signs until completion.
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U.S. Highway 1
Dickerson Construction Company
Rollingwood Road
J.C Busbee
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