Deaths Hiram W Weatherford 74 Langley Aiken services today
Hiram W Weatherford 74 of Langley died Saturday in an Aiken hospital. Services are at 5 p.m. today at Langley Pentecostal Church with Revs J T Ellenberg and L H Elliott officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens. Survivors include wife Leona Watson Weatherford and daughter Mary Ellen Powell of Mathews Virginia. Pallbearers named. Friends may call Posey's Funeral Home in Aiken until 4 p.m. Monday. Family at Hugh Watson’s home in Bath.
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Langley
Hiram W. Weatherford
Aiken
Langley Pentecostal Church
J. T. Ellenberg
L. H. Elliott
Sunset Memory Gardens
Leona Watson Weatherford
Mary Ellen Powell
Mathews
Willie Gregg
Johnnie Wright
Grady Miles
Henry Miles
Leroy Galloway
Floyd Aiken
Posey
Hugh Watson
Bath
Johnson Funeral Is Set Tomorrow
Mae Berry Johnson 79 of Ward died Sunday. Funeral 4:40 p.m. Tuesday at Ward Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Sullivan and Rev. M B Webb officiating. Burial Mount of Olives Cemetery Johnston. Survived by three daughters Ella Mae Duffie Rae Rhinebolt Inez Randall. four sisters. call Cumbee Funeral Home Ridge Spring.
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Ward
Mae Berry Johnson
Ward Baptist Church
Paul Sullivan
M. B. Webb
Mount of Olives Cemetery
Johnston
William Patterson Johnson
Charlie
Ella Mae) Duffie
Benjamin
Rae) Rhinebolt
Jamie
Inez) Randall
Ridge Spring
J. H. Willing
Aiken
W. A. Rawl
Edgefield
Henry Shealy
Leesville
Hugh Shealy
Cumbee Funeral Home
Walker Funeral held for Annie Mae Walker
Funeral services for Annie Mae Walker, who died Friday, were conducted Sunday at Shaws Creek Baptist Church with Rev. A T Stephens officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Bennie Lewis, Aaron Hightower, Thomas Blocker, Henry Walker, Garfield Samuels, and Nathaniel Dicks.
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Annie Mae Walker
Shaws Creek Baptist Church
A.T. Stephens
Bennie Lewis
Aaron Hightower
Thomas Blocker
Henry Walker
Garfield Samuels
Nathaniel Dicks
Lula Boyd 93 Burnettown Rites Held At Hollow Creek
Funeral services for Lula Boyd 93 of Burnettown were set for today at 4 p.m. in Hollow Creek Baptist Church with Revs. Lamar Morgan and Roy Hayes officiating. Burial followed in Hollow Creek Church Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Nathan Smolowsky Langley Mrs. Grady Reese Burnettown and Mrs. Horace Key Warrenville S C and one son F H Boyd Jr Burnettown. Pallbearers were Ronald Cleckley Ronnie Smolowsky Guy Grimes Herbert Higgenbottom Leslie Key and Cecil Key.
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Burnettown
Lula Boyd
Hollow Creek Baptist Church
Lamar Morgan
Roy Hayes
Hollow Creek Church
Nathan Smolowsky
Langley
Grady Reese
Horace Key
Warrenville
S. C
F. H. Boyd Jr
Ronald Cleckley
Ronnie Smolowsky
Guy Grimes
Herbert Higgenbottom
Leslie Key
Cecil Key
Tindal Funeral Plans To Be Announced
J J Tindal 82 of RFD 2 Aiken died today in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by George Funeral Home. Survivors include his widow Lucy Mills Tindal.
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J. J. Tindal
RFD 2
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Lucy Mills Tindal
Aiken Agent At Insurance Conference
Hollywood Florida dispatch reports Steve A Ferlita of Aiken South Carolina a Metropolitan Life Insurance Company representative attends a business conference. He is noted for an exceptional sales and service record and ranks among the top members of the companys 30000 field representatives in the United States and Canada.
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Hollywood
Fla
Steve A. Ferlita
Aiken
S.C
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ferlita
U.S
Canada
Pont Neuf Bridge in Paris Shows King Henry IV Monument
The Pont Neuf in Paris, completed in 1577, is the city’s oldest bridge. It carries the first sidewalks and features a statue of builder King Henry IV mounted on horseback.
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Paris
Pont Neuf
Henry IV
Israeli delegate stays in Jerusalem amid tense peace talks
In Jerusalem the Israeli delegate to U N Middle East talks remains there awaiting a cabinet decision on approach. Cairo Radio says Israel may quit talks citing Israeli officials while Nasser denies Egyptian ceasefire violations and the seventh accusation by Yosef Tekoah. Deputy Dayan and Bar Lev present Israel’s position to the cabinet amid debate. Abba Eban calls for a land for peace style compromise while Cairo Radio links Eban and Galili to withdrawal signals.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
United Nations
Cairo Radio
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Yosef Tekoah
U.N
Israel Galili
Eban
Galili
Desegregation Begins in Columbia Schools Amid New Year
The Columbia school system opens with 40 000 white and Negro students in desegregated classes. Thirteen other districts start classes. 75 of 93 districts have begun the new year. Federal funds sought for integration costs include portable classrooms and equipment. Boycott actions in Jasper and Pickens counties affect several Negro elementary pupils protesting school closures.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Palmetto State
Richland County
Marion
Lexington
Orangeburg
Abbeville
Beaufort
Colleton
Horry
Kershaw
Oconee
Jasper County
Grays
Robertville
Pickens County
Easley
Simpson
Hamlet ally gains farm support amid subsidy controversy
Watson builds local Republican backing as Hamlets allies win broader farmer support in the county. The piece cites ASCS payment patterns and a survey backing a bill capping losses, noting top county payees Hodges and Epps as examples of farm subsidy connections.
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Fred Scott
Aiken County
Southern Farm Publications
Thos. J. Anderson
The
South Carolina Farmer - Grower
End War Vote Is Tuesday
Washington AP reports a Senate vote Tuesday on the Amendment to End the War to pull all U S troops from Vietnam by 1972. Backers see strategic dividends and a stronger Senate role. opponents warn it would disrupt Vietnamization and prolong the war.
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U.S
Vietnam
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Nixon
Congress
House
George McGovern
D-S.d
Associated Press
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
The
Riots in Los Angeles Cause Death and Heavy Damage
A full scale Los Angeles riot leaves one dead, over 60 injured, 185 jailed, and 178 businesses vandalized or looted with property damage up to 1 million dollars. Authorities differ on causes after a large East LA march protesting Vietnam.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Vietnam
Wilmington
Banks Feel Increase In Robberies Bank Robberies Rise Amid Crisis In 1969
The FBI reports bank robberies have nearly tripled since 1960, with about 2,000 incidents yearly and losses in the millions. In Riverside California four officers were shot during a patrol search for vandals, while Ruben Salazar, a Mexican American journalist, was killed by a tear gas projectile at a bar. Police sealed Whit tier Boulevard as heavy patrols continued and officials urged an FBI investigation into the East Los Angeles riot.
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Dan
Cincinnati
John Dillinger
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Riverside
Los Angeles
Whittier Boulevard
Ruben Salazar
Los Angeles Times
Salazar
National
Mexican-American Anti-defamation Committee
Nixon
Domingo Nick Reyes
Reyes
Gonzalo Javier
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