Aiken Area Community Calendar Highlights Local Groups
The Aiken area lists upcoming meetings and activities for AIKEN CAMERA CLUB AIKEN CHESS CLUB AIKEN CITY COUNCIL AIKEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AIKEN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION AIKEN COUNTY MUSEUM JAYCEES DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB ROTARY CLUB CIVIL AIR PATROL SERTOMA TOASTMASTERS WALK-IN CLINIC YOUTH CHESS CLUB TEEN GIRL DEWING CLASSES STORY PROGRAM TENNIS LESSONS TEEN RECREATION ACTIVITIES and more with times, locations, and public access notes including the Red Cross Bloodmobile event on August 18 at Williamsburg High School in Graniteville.
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Aiken Chess Club
Pet Dairy
Highway 215
Aiken
Aiken Citizens Advisory Council
Aiken City
Aiken County Board OF Commissioners
Commissioners Building
Richland Avenue
Williamsburg Street
Aiken County Board OF Education
Education
Edgefield Avenue
Aiken County Board OF Realtors
Commercial
Aiken Pilot Club
Aiken Rotary Club
Civil Air Patrol
Sertoma Club
Aiken- Barnwell
Newberry St
Aiken Woodmen OF the World Unit
W. Hall
Old Airport Road
Aiken Youth Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Whiskey Road
Aiken Recreation Department
Virginia Acres Activities House
Connie Whitfield
USC Room
Aiken County
Laurens St
Virginia Acres Park
Paul Sauerborn
Smith - Hazel and
Aiken Elementary
Your Horoscope for Wednesday August 18
Your birthday today sets the tone for the year ahead in a steady groove before changes occur. Use spare time to explore experimental ideas and seek greater efficiency. Once sailing becomes clear there will be little time for such studies. Aries and Taurus sections frame businesslike pragmatism and prudent changes.
Aiken Standard Daily Newspaper Page Note
The Aiken Standard details publication info for its 1867 founding and post office box in Aiken South Carolina. It includes subscription rates, delivery terms, and a brief horoscope section with sun sign predictions for Gemini through Pisces.
Eisenhower Resigns as Belgium Ambassador
Washington AP reports President Nixon accepted with regret the resignation of John S. D. Eisenhower as ambassador to Belgium. Eisenhower, son of the late president, has held the post since March 14, 1969 and cites personal reasons for leaving.
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Washington
John S. D. Eisenhower
Belgium
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon Golf Round and Global Spotlight in One Day
President Nixon briefed 400 to 500 sub cabinet officials at the State Department on his economic program and then played a round of golf with Secretary William P. Rogers at Burning Tree Club in Maryland. Richard Burton was announced to play Trotsky in The Assassination of Trotsky filmed in Mexico, and Tito in a World War II Yugoslav liberation project. In Baltimore Tiny Tim helped beautify downtown by planting myrtle trees with mayoral aide William Donald Schaefer, as rush hour traffic sparked a three-car rear-end crash near the ceremony.
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Washington
Nixon
State Department
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
William P. Rogers
London
Richard Burton
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Josef Shafter
Mexico
Stalin
Kremlin
Burton
Tito
Baltimore
Tiny Tim
William Donald Schaefer
Ellsberg pleads innocent in Pentagon papers case
Daniel Ellsberg pleaded not guilty to illegally possessing the Pentagon papers. A former colleague, Anthony Russo, faced jail for contempt after failing to testify about the disclosure. Ellsberg, 40, said a fair trial would prove his innocence and anticipates a lengthy trial.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ellsberg
Reserch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Nixon Move May Trigger Monetary System Reform
Washington AP reports President Nixon's move to stop foreign dollar gold convertibility risks destabilizing the IMF fixed exchange rate system. IMF meeting to discuss reforms looms as experts foresee a devalued dollar and rebalanced currency values amid global market shifts.
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Nixon
Washington
International Monetary Fund
IMF
United States
Americans Feel Vietnam War Over
AP correspondent Peter Arnett returns to Vietnam after a year and finds that Americans feel the war is ending both militarily and psychologically. Withdrawal is evident in Qui Nhon and other sites as air bases close and personnel depart, with attitudes shifting away from a united US goal.
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Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Vietnam
Saigon
America
Qui Nhon
Ia Drang
Dak To
United States
43 000 Draftees May Be Sent Home Early
The Army plans early discharge of up to 43 000 draftees assigned to U S posts as a first step toward a 50 000 man average strength cut for fiscal 1972. Pentagon sources say more personnel losses, raised re enlistment standards, or fewer inductions may follow if Congress enacts the reduction.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Congress
U.S
Laird
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Aiken Day School
Aiken County Museum
Arthur Courtney
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Jaycee Hut
Highway 19
Duplicate Bridge Club
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Crosland Drive
Whiskey Rd
American Legion Post
American Legion
Commercial Hotel
Time For Living
Salvation Army - Strom Thurmond
St. John's United Methodist Church
Red Cross
Leavelle McCampbell High School
Graniteville
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