Rockefeller daughter Ann wed New Orleans architect
A spokesman for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announced the marriage of Ann Rockefeller Pierson, 36, to Lio nel Coste Jr. of New Orleans. The wedding occurred Thanksgiving Eve at the home of Rockefeller’s former wife, Mary Todhunter Clark Rockefeller. Coste is an architect with four children by Coste’s prior marriage. his age was not disclosed.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ann Rockefeller Pierson
Lionel Coste Jr
New Orleans
Unruh to Leave Politics for Full Time Government Critic
California legislator Jess Unruh plans to exit politics for now to become a full time critic of government. He says he wants to show how the system can be improved and teach people how to exercise their power. After losing to Ronald Reagan in November, friends speculated he might take a party role as state chairman.
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Los Angeles
Jess Unruh
California
Ronald Reagan
Unruh
Hope Back In Form at YWCA Dinner in New York
Comedian Bob Hope, after being interrupted by women's liberationists in London, received mild applause at a centennial YWCA dinner in New York City. He joked about equality and recalled the hostile London crowd while praising day care goals and noting the crowd’s female attendance.
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New York
Bob Hope
London
Hit And Run Driver Hits U S Ambassador Car In Tehran
Police seek driver who struck the car carrying U S Ambassador Douglas Mac Arthur II and his wife near Tehran while they drove from Shemran to their residence. The couple were not hurt in the crash.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Douglas Mac-Arthur II
Mrs. Mac-Arthur
Shemran
Army Marijuana Poll Finds High Use Among Viet Nam Troops
Army psychiatrists told a Senate subcommittee that over half of 2,372 enlisted men surveyed in Vietnam used marijuana at least once and one in six were habitual users smoking 200+ times a year. Opium use among troops tripled versus before deployment.
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Washington
Army Today
Vietnam
Army
Senate
Southeast
Morris D. Stanton
Ft. Meade
Stanton
Cam Ranh Bay
Stocks Open Lower As Profit Taking Presses Market
New York opening showed mixed moves with advances and declines almost even on the NYSE. Rheingold rose to 25 12, Ford Motor slipped to 52 1 2, Bethlehem Steel down 21 2, Occidental up 19, Litton down 21, Mobil down 57. The session paused the rally but closed near the year’s high.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Rheingold
Ford Motor
Bethlehem Steel
Occidental Petroleum
Senate Committee Endorses Import Quotas on Shoes
The Senate Finance Committee approved import quotas on shoes 9 to 8, aligning Senate and House versions of the foreign trade bill. A previous tentative 8 to 6 vote shifted as three absent senators Albert Gore Vance Hartke and Harry F Byrd Jr. voted in favor, urging the bill toward a floor vote within two weeks.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Lost Colony 1970 Season Finances Positive
The Roanoke Island Historical Association announced during North Carolina Culture Week that the Lost Colony outdoor drama’s 1970 season was financially successful, avoiding the need for a state subsidy this year.
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Greensboro
Lost Colony
Roanoke Island Historical Association
North Carolina
Standard Stumper Deadline Has Passed
Deadline for the $350 Standard Stumper was noon today. The paper awaits entries and will reveal a winner’s name tomorrow if a correct word combination is found. Fingers crossed for a $350 win.
Christmas Parade Set To Be Bigger And Better In Aiken
The Jaycee Christmas parade returns Saturday at 11 a.m. with about 50 floats from Park Avenue to Laurens Street ending at Aiken Junior High School. Religion takes prominence in float design this year, with plaques for winners in religion and commercial divisions. Assembly starts 10 a.m. on Union Street.
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Park Avenue
Union St
Laurens
Aiken Junior High School
Jim Strange
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
The
Merchants Association
Marine Corps Reserve Unit of
Augusta
Inside Today Features and Editorial Notes
Newspaper page fragment with sections labeled Inside Today Comics Editorial Deaths Women’s News. The readable elements reference layout cues, column groups, and section names rather than complete events or personalities. The item summarizes a generic syndication page structure rather than a specific news event.
BI-LO Opens New Aiken Supermarket Attracts Big Opening
BI-LO opens its Aiken store at 8 a.m. to a crowd with 100 shopping carts in use by 8:30. The mega market offers 6500 items with full meat produce and dairy departments and 18 clerks behind the counter. Charles Hall manages the store which aims to pull business from a 25 to 50 mile radius and employs over 75 people.
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Aiken
Bi-Lo’s
Outlaw
U.S. Highway 1
Lee’s Discount Department
Bi-Lo
Charles Hall
Basque Terror Group Kidnaps German Consul
Basque terrorists kidnapped the honorary West German consul in San Sebastian and are holding him as of today. The group claims Beihi, 59, represents several German firms and says his fate hinges on the trial of 15 Basques in Burgos. Witnesses say Beihl left his garage with others after returning home.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Burgos
Anai-Artea
Between Brothers Association
Bayonne
France
ETA
Eugene Beihi
Beihi
Beihl
NATO members plan $1 billion European defense program
Ten European NATO members announced a five year plan to spend about $1 billion on European defense in addition to the current $24 billion yearly. Defense ministers presented the plan to U S Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird calling it a special and wide ranging program.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
Wide Rocket Attacks Hit Bases and Towns in Vietnam
Communist gunners launched a major night of shelling across South Vietnam hitting three air bases, three provincial capitals, and two district towns. Casualties included Americans at Cam Ranh Bay and Phu Cat, with civilian deaths at Holloway field and two Vietnamese killed in Pleiku and Ban Me Thuot. Nearly 100 enemy rocket and mortar attacks have been reported in four days. A Phantom fighter crashed in Laos while on Ho Chi Minh trail duty.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Big
Cam Ranh Bay
Phu Cat
Holloway Air Field
Central Highlands
U.S
Pleiku City
Ban Me Thuot
Quang Ngai
Mekong Delta
Holloway Field
Laotian Panhandle
Ho Chi Minh
Communist Leaders Converge in East Berlin Summit
In East Berlin, Soviet leader Brezhnev Kosygin and Warsaw Pact chiefs from Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria and Hungary arrive for a hastily arranged summit backing Walter Ulbricht. They aim for a joint call for East Germany recognition and an early European security conference. border delays disrupt traffic along the autobahn.
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East Germany
Merchants Split On Sunday Openings In Aiken SC
Aiken merchants weigh Sunday hours under Blue Laws which ban some sales. Edward's would not confirm plans while Rose's Department Store will stay closed under company policy. Lee's Discount opened briefly last Sunday as Dave Henry says no weekend decision yet.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Edward's
Jimmy Trimnal
B.L. Ross
Rose’s Department Store
Ross
Rose's
Lee's
Dave Henry
Christmas Fund Drives Aid Aiken Children
Eight children have a father who is ill and a mother who can only find occasional farm work. They may lack Christmas cheer without support from the Jaycee Shopping Tour and party. Mail contributions to Jaycee Shopping Tour, Box 707, Aiken SC. Balance 66.87 brought forward, Welcome Wagon 20.00, total 86.87. Salvation Army aids a five member local family living in a shack by providing food and extras for the children. contact Salvation Army at 322 Gayle Drive NW, Aiken SC 29801.
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Aiken
S.C
State Hospital
Salvation Army
The
Gayle Drive
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