Deaths and Funerals in North Augusta
Funeral services for Mrs. James F. Fountain of 911 West Ave North Augusta were held at Poseys Chapel with Rev Lawrence Bradley officiating. Burial followed at Westover Memorial Park. The former Alice Slaughter a Georgia native lived in North Augusta 30 years. Survivors include husband James F Fountain son Bob Fountain Atlanta and father John W Slaughter. pallbearers named William E Blitchington Ed Caskin Edward Sikes W H Daniel Fred Amburn and Eustace Graybill.
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North Augusta
James F. Fountain
West Ave
Posey
Lawrence Bradley
Westover Memorial Park
Alice Slaughter
Georgia
Bob Fountain
Atlanta
John W. Slaughter
William E. Blit
Funeral services set for Mrs W Earl Clinkscales
Mrs W Earl Clinkscales of Aiken dies Wednesday at 11 am graveside rites will be held tomorrow at Bethany Cemetery Reverend James L Goodwin to officiate. native of Gastonia North Carolina, former May McDill, Erskine College graduate, lived in Aiken since 1921, taught in Aiken public schools, member of First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include sister Mrs E H Gibson Greer and brother James W McDill Hilton Head. Friends may call at George Funeral Home.
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W. Earl Clinkscales
Aiken
Augusta
Bethany Cemetery
James L. Goodwin
May McDill
Gastonia
N. C
Erskine College
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Gibson
Greer
James W. McDill
Hilton Head
George Funeral Home
Mrs Mozall Mathis Dies In Graniteville
Mrs Mozall Mathis of 134 Church St Graniteville died Tuesday Funeral arrangements to be announced by Miller's Funeral Home She belonged to Springfield Baptist Church Survivors include daughter Mamie Lundy and two stepdaughters Mattie Bell Ross and Elease Johnson Friends may call at the funeral home or at Mrs Lundy’s residence 134 Church St
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Graniteville
Mozall Mathis
Miller's Funeral Home
Springfield Baptist Church
Mamie Lundy
Mattie Bell Ross
Aiken
Elease Johnson
Edgefield
Lundy
Church St
Aiken Standard Establishment and pricing details
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays. It provides mailing and subscription rates including $13.00 per year, $7.50 for six months, and $4.00 for three months, with delivery by carrier or mail.
Funeral services for Martin Luther Thomas held in Clearwater
Funeral services for Martin Luther Thomas age 90 of 7 Church Street Clearwater were held at 3 p.m. today at Clearwater Baptist Church with The Rev. William L. Brown and The Rev. Wade Burton officiating. Burial followed at Spann Cemetery in Wards.
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Clearwater
Martin Luther Thomas
St. Clearwater
Clearwater Baptist Church
William L. Brown
Wade Burton
Spann Cemetery
Wards
Nixon Denies Fueling War In Mideast
President Nixon rejects Soviet charges that the United States fuels Middle East fighting. He urges UN ceasefire adherence and arms talks with the Soviet Union, notes potential Israeli arms needs, and says a decision on supplying about 100 fighter planes will come within 30 days.
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Washington
Nixon
Alexsei Kosygin
United States
Middle East
Moscow
Israel
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Kosygin
State Department
Nixom
Marine Sentenced in Threatening Nixon Letter Case
Charles Eugene Robinson 18 of Columbus Ohio among six Marines charged with threatening the life of President Nixon by letter last year was given an indefinite term at the federal Institute for Youthful Offenders in Ashland Kentucky by U S District Judge Charles E Simons after Robinson pleaded guilty
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Columbia
Charles Eugene Robinson
Columbus
Ohio
Nixon
Federal Institute For Youthful Offenders
Ashland
Vietnam war air actions and ceasefire context on Nov 1 1968
News summary reports ongoing U S reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam with fighter escorts and limited public disclosure of retaliatory attacks. It notes nine U S aircraft shot down in 15 months, Tet ceasefire impacts on B52 raids in South Vietnam, and a Marine recon unit ambush near the Lao border with casualties.
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North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietnamese
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
Laos
A Shau
Togetherness Good For Brain At Penn State Dorm
At Penn State University Park a coed dorm hosts fourteen men and fifty five women with A and B grades in a spaces of intellectual togetherness. Students eat study discuss and socialize under faculty guidanceand offer guest speakers on drugs civil rights and environment. A new class on Western music is offered and two more courses are planned on the Czechoslovak political scene and art.
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University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Robert W. Frank Jr
Frank
Circus Duo Injured In Net Collision During Finale
Linda Zacchini 31 and Emanuel Zacchini 26 were injured in a Ringling Brothers finale when a cannon malfunction caused her to be struck by her husband as he fell 50 to 60 miles per hour into the net. Linda underwent emergency surgery and was listed in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital. Emanuel was in serious condition with multiple bruises and cuts.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Linda Zacchini
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey
St. Luke's Hospital
Emanuel
Linda
Zacchini
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Mrs. Mozall Mathis
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
UPI
Montreal
Ft.worth
Seattle
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Trew York
Appalachians
Texas
North
Pacific Coast
Thomas
Mideast
U. S
Charles E. Simons
Robinson
Linda Martinetti
Pittsburgh
A Shan
Saigon
FREE
Southeastern Oil Conditioning and Metal Works
Irvin Hall
Penn State
Judi Friedman
Redding
Hammel
A Frankovich Proou
Inorip Berandan
Cactus
Hower
Goldig
Rock Hudson
Sears
Melita
Sears, Roebuck and Co
P.O
Aiken, S.C
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In- Aiken
Mitchell Shopping Center
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Laurens and
Richland
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