Army Doctor’s Best Friend Links Tate Murders to Ft Bragg Case
Lt Ronald Harrison testified that he and Capt Jeffrey MacDonald discussed the Sharon Tate murders two days before MacDonald’s wife and two children were killed at Fort Bragg. Investigators say they have not found solid clues or motives in the case.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Sharon Tate
California
Ft. Bragg
Ronald Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Harrison
Jeffrey MacDonald
Patchogue
N.Y
MacDonald
Womack Army Hospital
Green Beret
6Th Special Forces
Army
Voorhees Boycott Continues at Voorhees College
Nearly all 712 students at Voorhees College plan another class boycott as administration vows to deal with the peaceful revolt over the nonrenewal of four Negro faculty members. Vice President Harry P. Graham declined to specify punishment while urging a return to class and noting a prior armed takeover in April.
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Denmark
Voorhees College
Harry P. Graham
Campus
Black Awareness Coordinating Committee
Alvin X
J. Kenneth Morris
Columbia
Morris
Graham
Legislature Eyes Harsher Penalties for Bad Checks
South Carolina merchants lose millions yearly to bad checks, say retailers. The Senate Judiciary Committee hears support for a bill to raise minimum penalties, with no opposition. First magistrate offense would be 50 to 100 dollar fine or 30 days, second 100 dollars or 30 days, third 30 days. General Sessions penalties range from 100 dollar fine or up to a year for first offense to 2000 dollar fine or 10 years for third offense.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Jerry Pate
South Carolina Retail Council
Pate
Precinct 35 Democrats Meet Tuesday
The biennial reorganization of the Democratic Party for Precinct 35 Six Points will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Aiken County Health Center near the hospital. Election of officers and naming of delegates to the county convention will be made at the meeting. All party members residing in the precinct are urged to attend.
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Democratic Party
Aiken County
Clark Heads Monument Commission
General Mark Clark was elected chair of the American Battle Monument Commission. The 11 member panel met with President Nixon after electing officers with Charles E. Potter as vice president. The commission oversees overseas war cemeteries closed to future burials.
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Washington
Mark Clark
American Battle Monument Commission
Citadel Military College
Charleston
S.C
Nixon
Charles E. Potter
Michigan House
USSR Missile Construction Slows But Still Grows
AP reports that Soviet ICBM deployments show a slower pace toward 1970, with Nixon predicting about 1,290 land based missiles by year end. Pentagon figures place U S missiles at 1,054, while the Soviets push more SS9 launchers though at a reduced rate, stressing quality over quantity.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Nixon
United States
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Soviets
Albert George Nominated For United Fund Honors
Albert M. George, Aiken funeral director and civic leader, is named one of 18 volunteers for the 1969 United Way Man of the Year in South Carolina. Governor McNair will announce the winner at a Columbia luncheon at the Wade Hampton Hotel, with the state association meeting also on the program.
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Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
Ussr
Russia
Mark Gankin
Novosti
Moscow
UPI Telephoto
Albert George
United Fund
Columbia
Albert M George
Aiken
United Way
South Carolina
United Fund Community Services
Aiken County
Cam
Paign
Aiken Fund
Robert E. McNair
Association of United Funds and Councils
Wade Hampton Hotel
Association of 40
United Funds and
One Budget Guides Georgia Carolina Council Scouting 1970
A historic note describes the Georgia Carolina Council BSA aligning its 15 counties into eight districts Arrowhead Ogeechee Little River Yama see Harper White Glover Moore Tomahawk Clark Hill to craft one program and one budget for 1970 ensuring adequate Boy Scout services across rural and urban areas. The piece also mentions the Shannon Ireland river at 240 miles.
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Aiken County
Georgia - Carolina Council
BSA
Georgia
McCormick
Edgefield
Aiken
South Carolina
Richmond County
National Scouting Organization
Arrowhead
Ogeechee
Little River
Yamasee
Harper White
Glover Moore
Tomahawk
Clark Hill
Lina Council
Beech Island
Jackson
North Augusta
Kirk slams forced busing in New Hampshire speech
Florida Governor Claude R. Kirk told a University of New Hampshire audience that federal courts evade direct action on forced busing. He called bus ing students to achieve racial balance immoral and illegal, claiming it tampers with children’s rights.
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Durham
N.H
Florida
Claude R. Kirk
University of New Hampshire
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Voorhees
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
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Restaurant Association
Independent Garage Owners Association
Clark Heads
Air Force
Minuteman
Albert M. George
Council
Shannon
Ireland
Freezer
General Electric
Aiken, S.C
Richland Ave
Gov. Kirk
Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
Your Garden Center
Park Ave. SE
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