Danny Kaye Returns to Two by Two Cast in Cast
Danny Kaye will rejoin the cast of the musical Two by Two on Thursday with his left leg in a cast perhaps using a crutch and wheelchair. He tore a ligament after slipping on stage two weeks ago, and the show has suffered at the box office without him.
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New York
Danny Kaye
Kaye
Independent Life Insurance Co
Greenville Street
Hayne Avenue
A.T. Stanford
Fred L. Peterson Jr
Augusta
Busch
Pogy Sub Completes Sea Trials in Mississippi
Vice Admiral H G Rickover praised the nuclear submarine Pogy after its sea trials in Pascagoula Mississippi. Rickover led the Atomic Energy Commission and Navy team that oversaw the trials and praised the sub completed at the Ingalls Shipbuilding Division after being built starting in New York.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Pogy
H. G. Rickover
Rickover
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Ingalls Shipbuilding Division
New York
Mardi Gras Parades Roll Through Mobile Gulf Coast
Mardi Gras spirit sweeps Mobile as sea monster floats and Maids of Mirth perform in a Fishy Tales presentation during the second parade. The Mystic Strippers parade follows after a day of rest, with daily processions leading to four parades on Mardi Gras day.
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Mobile
Ala
Britain Hikes North Atlantic Commitments Amid Budget Cut
Britain reports a defense budget of 6.1 billion for 1971-72, down 158 million from the prior year. The white paper cites manpower and administration economies, while the nation maintains NATO focus and support for friends in Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Persian Gulf, and the Middle East within resource limits.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
Middle East
Duke Center says Sen Jordan regaining well after tumor removal
The Duke Medical Center reports Senator B Everett Jordan aged 74 is progressing after the removal of a malignant tumor from his large intestine in a three and a half hour operation on Monday. The center has discontinued regular reports.
Jet Scrapes Power Line On Landing At Gulfport Biloxi
A Southern Airways DC9 on a scheduled stop from New Orleans to Miami struck a power line during landing at Gulfport Biloxi airport. The fuselage and wing were damaged and one passenger suffered minor cuts from a broken window.
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Atlanta, Ga
Southern Airways
Gulfport-Biloxi
Mississippi
Atlanta
New Orleans
Miami
Swordfish Seized in Louisville over Mercury Levels
U.S. deputy marshals seized 3,248 pounds of swordfish in Louisville after an FDA complaint found harmful mercury levels. George Long said the shipment was part of a larger consignment with mercury concerns. The fish, shipped from H.B. Nickerson and Sons of North Sydney, Nova Scotia, was held by Merchants Cold Storage awaiting delivery to Fulton Fish Co.
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Louisville
U.S
Food and Drug Administration
George Long
FDA
H.B. Nickerson and Sons, Ltd
North Sydney
Nova Scotia
Merchants
Fulton Fish Co
Dayton High Student Sues Over Married-Student Sports Ban
Lonnie Arthur Clevenger, an 18-year-old Dayton High School student with a wife and child, sues in U S District Court in Portland challenging a district rule that bars married students from varsity sports. He claims the policy violates the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments and seeks an injunction.
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Dayton, Ore
Dayton
U.S. District Court
Portland
Lonnie Arthur Clevenger
Stumper Answer Is Due Tomorrow
The Stumper reports the $460 puzzle deadline was today at noon as enthusiasts line up at the Aiken Standard office before work. Readers hope their entries are in before the deadline and await tomorrow's answer in the paper.
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Aiken Standard Office
Drug linked break-ins raise alarms in Aiken
Aiken police report a sharp rise in housebreakings and larceny tied to the city drug problem. Items pawned in Augusta include small appliances and electronics while juvenile arrests rise. Detectives note youths guard drug info but reveal break-ins, and judge Williamson cites penalties as driving silence.
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Aiken
Augusta
Scott promises public hearing on 2.5 million county courthouse
Jackson County commissioner Mackie Scott Democratic candidate for Aiken County supervisor pledged a public hearing before bonds are issued for the 2.5 million courthouse. He said full cost data site plans and design proposals would be released and cited 16 years on the county board plus recreation work as his qualifications. He also discussed renovating the county stockade within existing funds.
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Jackson
Mackie Scott
Aiken
Jackson Elementary School
Scott
Jor
Freeman pledges business style to Aiken County office
GOP candidate Richard Freeman told a Vocational Center audience that if elected supervisor he will institute sound business practices in Aiken County government. He called for proper bookkeeping, daily expenditure reporting, a genuine requisition and purchase order system, and competitive bidding on public monies.
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Richard Freeman
Langley
Aiken
GOP
Freeman
Commissioners
Richland Group Favors Walkout Over Pay Raise
A Richland County teachers group voted to stage a one day work stoppage on Thursday to push for higher salaries and rejected Gov West's proposed 250 dollar raise. They also backed liquor by the drink funding to raise pay and threatened further action if the legislature does not respond. The vote drew about 900 of 1350 members at a closed Columbia meeting of the Classroom Teachers Association of Richland School District One.
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Columbia
Richland County
General Assembly
Classroom Teachers Association of
Richland
Earl Reuben
South Carolina
John West
Carlos Gibbons
South Carolina Education Association
Reuben
Richland Cta
Gov. West
Sumter District 17
Nixon weighs temporary wage and price freeze for construction
President Nixon, who rejected wage and price controls in his economic report, is reportedly considering a temporary freeze on wages and prices in the construction industry. The move would mark a sharp shift from his earlier stance despite legal authority allowing limits at May 25, 1970 levels.
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Congress
Nixon
U S Attacks TAG SAM Sites In North Vietnam
U S forces raid air defense sites in North Vietnam for the third straight day with unclear results. Navy fighters launch Shrike missiles at two positions 119 miles north of the DMZ as reconnaissance flights persist over Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South
Cambodia
Laos
Three Charged in Lakeside Thefts Near Fishing Village
McCormick County officers report eight break ins at Fishing Village cottages and trailer homes on Feb 5 and 6. James Bodie Pamella Bodie and William Hunt, all linked to Aiken and West Columbia, were arrested Feb 7 for breaking and entering and larceny and released on $4,000 bail awaiting June General Sessions. Some stolen goods were recovered in Aiken and West Columbia.
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Aiken County
Fishing Village
McCormick County
Whit Brown
James Edwin Bodie
Pamella Bodie
Aiken
William Hunt
West Columbia
General Sessions Court
Carl Elliott
Richard Wehler
Joseph L. Ruzicka
M. L. Padgett
D. M. Bowers
North Augusta
C. E. Dehart
New Ellenton
al Cooper
Laurens
Dr. L. G. Hair
Augusta
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London
Edward Heath
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Jet Shears
Clevenger
Howard Williamson
Williamson
Richland Group
Gibbons
Washington
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