Death notices for S Perrin Toole 61 in Aiken funeral today
Funeral services for S Perrin Toole 61 of 1104 Hilltop Drive Aiken who died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital in Augusta will be held today at 4 p m at St Johns Methodist Church. Burial in Bethany Cemetery. Survived by widow Frances Herlong Toole daughter Frances Perrin Toole four sisters and a brother. Pallbearers named Perrin Herrin Jr GL Toole III F W Toole Jr Cecil Beeland Joseph Finnegan.
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S. Perrin Toole
Aiken
St. Joseph's Hospital
Augusta
St. John’s Methodist Church
F. S. James
L. Porter Anderson
Bethany Cemetery
Frances Herlong Toole
Frances Perrin Toole
W.K. Murray
J.perrin
Julia MclIntosh
J.G. Milhous
Olar
Frampton W. Toole
GL. Toole III
F.W. Toole Jr
Cecil Beeland
Joseph Finnegan
J.P. Herrin Jr
Perrin Herrin
Thomas E Delleney Funeral Services Held in North Augusta
Thomas Eugene Delleney of North Augusta who died Monday at a local hospital was remembered at a 5:30 p.m. service at Grace United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert C. Faulkner and Rev. Robert Ledbetter officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Hill. An engineer for Southern Roadbuilders Inc he was a WWII veteran and member of Grace United Methodist Church Acacia Lodge York Rite Masonic Bodies. Survivors include his wife Mrs Clara Mae Edenfield Delleney and two sisters Mrs W R Griffin of Ft. Mill and Mrs A C Sutton of Rock Hill. Pallbearers were A C Sutton T D Sutton W D Griffin W E Edenfield W B Cooper and R M Long.
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Thomas Eugene Delleney
North Augusta
Grace United Methodist Church
Robert C. Faulkner
Robert Ledbetter
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Delleney
Southern Roadbuilders Inc
Acacia Lodge
York Rite Masonic
Clara Mae Edenfield Delleney
W R. Griffin
Ft. Mill
A.C. Sutton
Rock Hill
T.D. Sutton
W.D. Griffin
W.E. Edenfield
W.B. Cooper
R.M. Long
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Golden in North Augusta
Mrs Eliza Mae Sullivan Golden of Curtis Drive North Augusta died Sunday. Funeral held today at 4 p.m. at Poseys Funeral Home with Rev Robert C Faulkner officiating. Burial in Pineview Memorial Gardens. Survived by widower James Golden three sons James R Golden Kenneth M Golden Marion H Golden a sister Mrs T K Culpeper. Pallbearers listed.
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Eliza Mae Sullivan Golden
Curtis Drive
North Augusta
Posey
Robert C. Faulkner
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Golden
Grace United Methodist Church
Winthrop College
WSCS
James Golden
James R. Golden
Kenneth
Pontiac Faces Busing Issue Boosts Home Listings
In Pontiac Michigan the racial balance shows nearly 35 percent Black residents in a city of 85 279. The school board warns white flight could worsen race relations as busing plans draw court scrutiny while real estate lists rise from 450 to 600 homes for sale.
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Pontiac
Camera Club Meets Tomorrow at Aiken Day School
The Aiken Camera Club will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Aiken Day School on Grace Avenue. A slide show by Jack Gregory titled Faces of Children will explore moods of children in the United States Central America and Europe. Public invited.
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Aiken Camera’ Club
Aiken Day School
Grace Avenue
Jack Gregory
United States
Central America
Europe
Spiritual leadership urged as crime rises nationwide
Aiken Salvation Army Commander Capt. Thomas Cundiff says crime climbs if people do not connect with a higher power. The nationwide 1970 crime total topped 5.5 million serious offenses, a 176 percent rise since 1960, with declines in 1969 and 1968. In the Richmond Aiken area 847 violent crimes and 4,354 property crimes were recorded in 1970, amid metropolitan murder rates and rape statistics.
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Aiken
Salvation Army
Thomas Cundiff
Cundiff
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Richmond
Aiken County
Greenville
Atlanta
Charleston
Columbia
Richland
Lexington
Berkely
Port City
FBI
Jacksonville
Fla
Augusta
Coastal Plains Plan Aims 100000 Jobs By 1980
Governors of North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia approve a regional plan by the Coastal Plains Regional Commission to close the income gap by 1980. The plan targets 100000 more jobs through boosted public and private investment enhanced training and expanded product research.
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Atlanta, Ga
Coastal Plains Regional Commission
Bob Scott
North Carolina
John C. West
South Carolina
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Witness testifies on My Lai questioning near Henderson
A court martial witness says initial questioning of American troops about the My Lai killings occurred in a dusty roadside encounter with Col. Oran K. Henderson two days after the massacre. The testimony places the Charlie Company questioning near Landing Zone Dottie after the March 16 1968 sweep through My Lai.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
Charlie Company
Landing Zone Dottie
Vietnam Votes Signal Weaker Thieu Majority In Saigon
Vietnam voters rejected two thirds of incumbents, boosting activist factions in the National Assembly. Pro Thieu candidates won 61 of 159 seats while opponents claimed 37, with 55 unclear deputies expected to tilt toward Thieu by about ten percent. Regions show pro government strength in Mekong Delta. opposition strong in northern cities.
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Thieu
Mekong Delta
Saigon
An Quang
Viet Cong
Hue
da Nang
Ing
Duong van
Minh
National Progressive Movement
Worker-Farmer Party
Suspects in Aiken case face grand jury in Wolfe Bolin deaths
Graniteville magistrate Wise ordered the case to the Grand Jury after a two hour preliminary hearing. Prosecutors outlined evidence for probable cause while defense urged press exclusion. Five suspects are represented by Edward Cushman with Richards by Franklin Pierce. two young women attended.
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Graniteville
Quimby Wise
William Martin Wolfe
Thomas Bolin
Wise
General Sessions Court
James A. Spruill
Court House
Aiken
Aiken County
Leonard Williamson
C. LaVaun Fox
C. Tolbert Goolsby Jr
Edward C. Cushman
Sylvia Westerdah
Augusta
Franklin Pierce
Richards
Faye Cato
Connie Young
Cushman
U S Dollar Falls Below 340 Yen In Tokyo Market
The U S dollar closed at 338 90 yen in interbank trading, sliding after Japan floated the currency last weekend. Officials reported a record July trade surplus of 788 million dollars as market conditions influenced U S policy moves.
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Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Sudan to join Arab federation under Sadat plan
President Anwar Sadat announced that Sudan will soon join the Egypt Libya Syria Arab federation to bolster unity and victory against Israel. The referendum in Egypt Libya and Syria is expected to approve the federation amid regional tensions.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sudan
Egypt
Libya
Syria
Israel
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Wasfi Tell
Jordan
United States
Bond Issue Meeting Tonight At 7 30 In Aiken
A public meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium to answer questions about the proposed 1.6 million city bond issue. City officials and Citizens for Progress will explain four bond questions including storm drainage public works facility public safety building and a multi purpose recreational building.
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Aiken Municipal
Aiken Freeholders
Roland Windham
Citizens For Progress Committee
Viet Cong Attack Impacts Americal Division Patrols
The report details Viet Cong assaults against Americal Division armored patrols in the region. Eight Americans killed and 22 wounded, nine armored vehicles destroyed since last Thursday, with expectations of further intensified attacks around two North Vietnamese anniversaries.
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Americal
Du Pont Official Opposes Shorter Work Week
A scientist criticizes pay increases and a shorter work week as beneficial for workers outside interests. He notes Du Pont would not consider alternatives and runs a plant for the Atomic Energy Commission. He accuses bureaucrats of enforcing a 50 week year and 40 hour weeks to fund higher pay, warning of resource waste.
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du Pont
Atomic Energy Commission
Irving
U.S. Lifts Weeklong Alert After Localized Options
The U S Command ends a weeklong alert that confined troops to operating areas and barred travel to cities, though local commanders may keep alert in their zones. The move aims to prevent involvement in political demonstrations and election related actions as North Vietnam marks Ho Chi Minh’s death anniversary.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
USCA Fall Semester Registration Schedule
Registration for the fall semester at USCA is set for Thursday and Friday with sessions from 9 a.m. to noon, 2-5 p.m., and 7-9 p.m. at the extension. Orientation for new students continues, and all freshmen admitted under probationary admissions will meet at the scheduled time.
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USCA
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Dennis Clyde Bennet
UPI
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Danny Ward Robinson
Mr. Crosby
Crosby School of Ballet
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James Cannon
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Aiken, S. C
Ray Hydrick
Joe Wessinger
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Joe H. Wessinger
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Lybrand
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