Polish unrest spreads to farms and private farmers unite
Workers report spread of labor unrest to agriculture as private farmers accuse the government of backing out on approving their independent union. Organizers say a meeting is planned in Warsaw to address grievances while strikes are framed as a future action.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wieslaw Kecik
Independent Labor Movement
Moscow
Communist Party
Trybuna Ludu
Warsaw Radio and Television
PAP
Iskra
Kielce
Moore seeks inverse power relation with senate and sports
Sen Tommy Moore praised as an excellent player by Marshall Cain at the Aiken Rotary Club gathering while Moore noted the state House basketball team lost twice in a row. He hopes for a better senate record and commented on labor issues with Randy Davidson. Clemson chatter and a USC tie surface at the TEC report dinner with George Pardue claiming a party in the end zone for Heisman winner George Rogers.
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Sen
Tommy Moore
Marshall Cain
Moore
Aiken
Senate
Clemson
Gamecocks
George Pardue
Aiken Tec Report
Tigers
USC
George Rogers
Pardue
Rogers
Lennon Killed Outside Dakota in New York Shooting
John Lennon famous Beatle and co author of I Want to Hold Your Hand Yesterday and Let It Be was shot outside his Dakota apartment building on Central Park West. Police arrested suspect Mark David Chapman and charged him with murder as crowds mourned the singer.
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New York
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Mark David Chapman
Hawaii
Lennon
The
Dakota
72Nd Street
Central Park West
Beatle
Roosevelt Hospital
Yoko Ono
RKO Radio Network
Miss Ono
Sean
Sid Bernstein
Shea Stadium
Bach
Beethoven
Rachmaninoff
Lennons
Chapman
Stephen Lynn
John F. Kennedy
John Schick
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Aiken Passes Emergency Metals Sale Rules
The Aiken City Council approved an emergency ordinance regulating precious metals dealers and deterring fly-by-night buyers. It requires a $100000 bond, off duty officer supervision, 10 day holds, $300 or $100 licenses, item photographs, and seller thumbprints. The measure lasts 60 days with possible extension and includes exemptions for some coin and new merchandise dealers. City officials and local jewelers attended, supporting the intent though some concerns about intrusive questioning were voiced.
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Aiken
Richmond County
Roland H. Windham
Henry Summerall
Christopher Faustmann
Aiken Rare
Charles L. Brackett
Charlie’s Coins
Porky Bradberry
Bradberry
Brackett
IRS
Hastings Wyman
Howard Hickey Jr
Salvation Army Cheer Fund Lags as Holidays Near
Christmas Cheer Fund in Aiken has only a quarter of its $22 000 goal. Donations totaling 5895 97 today include several local names. Applications for aid are open at 322 Gayle Ave with mail donations to Box 439 Aiken 29801.
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Salvation Army
Santa’s
Gayle Ave
Aiken
Salvation
Army
Robert Melton
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Santa
Aiken County
Abby Erma Bombeck
Beatie Lennon
Gunman
David Geffen
Beatles
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Association
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Stephen K. Surasky
Robert S
Skipper) Perry
Howard Hickey
Palmetto Federal
Security Federal
Frampton Durban
Packie Crown
Mrs. J.M
Pat Poison
M.W. Owens
W.A. Coward L.M
Hasti Gerald Carlisle
H.N. Kammer
Jack Tongour
J. Wade Gomillion
Bill Shuttleworth
R.E. Ashmore
W.D. Patterson
Kermit R. Moore
P.A. Dahlen
John
Rogers Dea
Jaycees
Jaycee
Valley
Langley
Queen City Assembly
St. Thaddeus
B.R. Permenter
Eleanor M
Herbert M. Brown
D.H. Collins
D.N. Jasani
B.C. McLean
C.M. Patterson
Ben Bartless
Mike
Pat C.A. Konwinski
A.M. Coker
Thomas J. Fuller
J.H. Lacher
Roy Pritchard
Karl P. Siegmund
W.W. Dean
Ashley Little
Arthur Croll
Grace Presbyterian Church
Joan Tower
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