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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1970

Page

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Campaign wobbles in Aiken as Watson seeks party unity

Watson's gubernatorial bid stalls in Aiken County amid tension between local and state GOP factions Leaders say mail from state headquarters is down after a petition criticizing state officials It urges Gene Hamlet to return to oversee Aiken County and alarms Republicans about weakened party support in forthcoming elections.

Albert Watson Aiken County Wallace Blackwell Republican Party Watson Blackwell Eugene Hamlet U. S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Con Hamlet ASCS William Barmore Gene Len Strom Thurmond S. C Ray Harris North Augusta Sen. Thurmond

Navy Arsenal Raid Near Cecil Field Threatens Nuclear Stockpile

Gunmen robbed the Ce cil Field Naval Air Station arsenal near Jacksonville Florida two miles from a nuclear weapons storage point. They tied up five sailors and escaped with firearms and ammo after remaining about 90 minutes. At least three raiders were involved, FBI said.

Jacksonville Fla FBI Cecil Field Naval Air Station Cecil Field Defense Department

Fishermen protest for expanded territorial waters

Hundreds of American and Canadian fishermen tied up boats in Pacific Coast harbors for the weekend to protest Russian and Asiatic fishing off the continental shelf. About 1,400 U.S. boats idle in Washington and Oregon ports. 400 enter Victoria. By Sunday most ships returned to sea. Fishermen demand a 200 mile territorial limit, backing Canadian allies.

Seattle Pacific Coast U.S Washington Oregon Victoria B.C Alaska United States Canada

Black Panther Lonnie McLucas Jury Delivers Verdict Bid

In New Haven Connecticut after five days the jury returns to court for another attempt at verdict on Lonnie McLucas charged with kidnapping resulting in death conspiracy to murder conspiracy to kidnap and intent to commit a crime. Jurors reported disagreement hours before adjournment and Judge Harold M Mulvey ordered renewed deliberations.

New Haven, Conn Lonnie McLucas McLucas Harold M. Mulvey

Legion Parade Through Portland Draws Large Crowd

The American Legion holds a national convention parade in downtown Portland Oregon with units from all 58 departments. Officials say the march along Broadway to the Hilton Hotel will last about four hours and proceed without incident following a weekend antiwar demonstration by the Jamboree group.

Portland Ore National Convention of the American Legion People’s Army Legion The Veterans Organization Hilton Hotel Broadway

Fuel Shortage Warning Prompts Hearings on East Coast

Senator Thomas J. McIntyre warned of a critical fuel shortage in the Northeast and Great Lakes region. His small business subcommittee will hold hearings with major oil firms and small businesses to determine causes and potential federal aid.

Washington Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h Great Lakes

Numbers Game comment on Nixon economy by DNC chair

Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien accuses the Nixon administration of a numbers game to hide a deteriorating economy. He cites lack of clear economic indicators and points to rising inflation and unemployment as signs of recession. O'Brien criticizes the White House for optimistic spin from San Clemente.

Washington Lawrence F. O’brien O’brien Chine San Clemente White House

Curfew Protest Leads to Arrests in Fayetteville Parks

Fayetteville police arrested 22 youths after a second night of park curfew protests. One officer was slightly injured. Seven youths were arrested Saturday night following tear gas used to clear about 100 young people from Rowan Street Park after closing time. All 22 were charged with failure to disperse. most posted $200 bonds or awaited parental property bonds.

Fayetteville N.C Rowan Street Park

Awaiting Stumper Winner for $220 Jackpot

Friday’s papers sold to boost entries for the $220 Stumper prize with a Wednesday noon deadline. Many readers urged to fill every blank quickly to improve chances.

Inside Today Readers Pulse Through Page Details

A fragmented OCR page lists sections like Comics Editorial Deaths Sports TV and Want Ads Women’s News. The readable bits hint at a daily newspaper layout with various brief items and columns rather than a single cohesive article.

Candidates race for Aiken County Council narrows to deadline

Less than a day remains for filing nominating petitions for Aiken County Council seats with 320 signatures and fees of 200 dollars for council seats or 250 for chairman. Only T S Brown of New Ellenton has filed, as Willar Hightower Jr. joins the race and a party of candidates lines up ahead of the November 3 election and council manager referendum.

Aiken County T. S. Brown New Ellenton Eugene England Willar H. Hightower Jr Hightower Savannah River Laboratory

B52s Hit Laos Supply Routes and Viet Nam Fighting Rages

U S B52 bombers raid newly detected Laos supply routes as air strikes continue. In South Vietnam 40 shelling incidents yield casualties, while ground fighting south of Da Nang leaves 40 North Vietnamese soldiers dead. Voter turnout reaches 67.5 percent as Nixon team plans troop withdrawals.

Saigon Laos U.S. Command South Vietnam U.S da Nang Nixon Strategic Air Command Ho Chi Minh Trail

Traffic Safety Outlined by South Carolina Patrol

Lt. R W Smith told Aiken Rotarians that radar setups and unmarked patrols deter speeders and drunk drivers, with fines funding county coffers and no quota. He cited a 12 year study on seat belts showing 25 percent fewer fatalities and 60 percent fewer injuries if worn.

South Carolina Highway Patrol R.W. Smith The Highway Patrol Aiken Smith S.C Highway Department South Carolina

Multiple Fatal Crashes Kill 16 During Weekend Across South Carolina

A pair of five death headon collisions across South Carolina left 16 dead and others injured. Victims include three Graniteville family members and two from Albany Georgia in US 25 and US 301 crashes. A runaway car also caused three more deaths near Cowpens. Funeral arrangements for the Baileys of Batesburg will be announced.

Associated Press South Carolina Batesburg US 25 Albany, Ga Curtis Beaty Gertrude Beaty Rt. 1 Albany Summerton US 301 Dorothy Aureimma Elizabeth N. J Robert Ralph Carmen Durso Jr Hoboken Larence Delrosso Cliffside Park Vicky Sharon Wooten David Bruce Wooten Ricky Bridges Cowpens Lary Medlin Salem Oconee County Mary Piecka St. Petersburg Fla Richland Oliver Washington Jr Savannah Bamberg Baileys Shealy Funeral Home

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