Jessie Lee Harris Funeral Rites Held in Graniteville
Funeral services for Jessie Lee Harris 63 of Church St Graniteville were conducted at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev. W H Hightower officiating. Burial followed at Graniteville Cemetery. Survived by Isabelle Harris his widow three brothers Lea nell and Frank Harris both of Detroit and Henry Harris of Manhasset N Y and a sister Mrs Jennie Mae Holmes of Detroit.
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Jessie Lee Harris
Church St
Graniteville
Isabelle Harris
Aiken County Hospital
Bethlehem Baptist Church
W. H. Hightower
Graniteville Cemetery
Leanell Harris
Frank Harris
Detroit
Henry Harris
Manhasset
N.Y
Jennie Mae Holmes
Death notices for Lonnie L. Walker in North Augusta
Funeral services for Lonnie Leo Walker of 810 Georgia Ave North Augusta were held today at 2 p.m. at Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Robert C. Daniel officiating. Burial followed at Westover Memorial Park. He was husband of Gertrude Raborn Walker and survived by several nieces and nephews.
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North Augusta
Lonnie Leomel Walker
Georgia Ave
Gertrude Raborn Walker
Posey
Funeral Home
Robert C. Daniel
Augusta
Westover Memorial Park
Mrs Rosa Bamberg Miller Rites Set In Aiken
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa Bamberg Miller wife of Booker Miller will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at Second Baptist Church in Aiken with Rev M C Adams officiating. Burial follows at Jessamine Memorial Garden Aiken. She is survived by her widower father Lima Bamberg of Aiken maternal grandmother Mrs Rosa Mosley of Aiken and paternal grandmother Mrs Rena Folks of Brooklyn.
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Rosa Bamberg Miller
Booker Miller
Aiken
Chicago
Second Baptist Church
M. C. Adams
Jessamine Memorial Garden
Bamberg
Rosa Mosley
Rena Folks
Brooklyn
Augusta Man Ollie A James Burial in Westover Park
Ollie A Anderson James 83 of 1701 Jenkins St died Monday in a local infirmary. Funeral, Platts Chapel officiated by Rev Lawrence V Bradley. Burial Westover Memorial Park. Native of Augusta. Member Curtis Baptist Church Shrine Club Webb Lodge F&AM. Retired WBIA radio sales. Survived by three daughters. Norris North Augusta Bolyard Coral Gables Fla Buffkin Greenwood.
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Augusta
Ollie Anderson James
Jenkins St
Ella Clifford Oliver James
Platt’s Chapel
Lawrence V. Bradley
Westover Memorial Park
James
Curtis Baptist Church
Scottish Rite
Shrine Club
Webb Lodge F&am
Wbia Radio
Milton E. Norris
North Augusta
John A. Bolyard
Coral Gables
Fla
Baron F. Buffkin
Greenwood
J Walter Couch 74 RFD Aiken County Native Leader Dies
J Walter Couch aged 74 of RFD Aiken died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. A native of Edgefield County he helped found Couchton Baptist Church and organized Couchton. A retired contractor he served in World War I and held charter membership in Shaws Fork Grange Couchton Baptist Church Gaines Moseley Barracks. Survived by wife Bea and three sons Ladson Langley and J Walter Jr. plus brother John R. Couch. Funeral arrangements by George Funeral Home.
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J. Walter Couch
RFD
G. Aiken
Beatrice R. Couch
Aiken County
George Funeral Home
Aiken
Edgefield County
Couch
Couchton
Shaws Fork
Ivory Bill Woodpecker Hope Stirs South Carolina Swamp
An expedition into the Santee Swamp near Lake Marion links to renewed Ivory Bill Woodpecker hopes. Led by Rep. Alex Sanders and Audubon official Robert Manns, the group heard calls on tape and affirmed conservation aims amid timberland dispute and proposed safeguards for at least one year.
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Columbia
Santee
South Carolina
Alex Sanders
D-Richland
General Assembly
Sanders
Robert Manns
National Audubon Society
Wade T. Batson
University of South Carolina
Bill Woodpecker
Manns
Great
North America
Audubon Society
State Public Service Authority
Public Service Authority
Georgia Pacific Co
Alcola
S. C
Korn Industries
Sumter
Congaree
Wateree
Lake Mar
Ion
Catfish Taste Buds Help Locate Food in Muddy Waters
Merrill Lynch interdealer pricing shows NASD representative noon quotes as markets drift through the day. The notes describe finished figures and do not include retail markup or commissions in the interdealer listing.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner
Sanath
U.S. Air Raids Hit Laos Targets Amid Vietnam War Tensions
The U S launches fighter and bomber interdiction raids against North Vietnamese targets in Laos following Nixon warnings. In Cambodia region Lt Gen Do Cao Tri, a key Southeast Asian commander, is killed in a helicopter crash, raising questions about Vietnamization. Nine North Vietnamese attackers die after assault on an American artillery base near Tay Ninh with 2 U S fatalities and 9 wounded.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Nixon
Indochina
North Vietnam
Do Cao Tri
Cambodia
Nguyen van Minh
Tri
Minh
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Newsweek Magazine
Francois Sully
Four vie for Democratic nomination in South Carolina district
Charleston voters choose among four candidates for the 1st Congressional District nomination after the death of Rep. Rivers. Experienced rivals J. Palmer Gaillard and Mitchell Graham lead, while Mendel Davis and Thomas Hartnett are younger contenders. Turnout hopes hinge on black and 18 to 21-year-old voters with Rivers' legacy shaping the race.
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Charleston
South Carolina
1St
U.S
J. Palmer Gaillard
Mitchell Graham
Mendel Davis
L. Mendel Rivers
Thomas F. Hartnett
Rep. Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Davis
Hartnett
U.S. Supreme Court
Middle East peace talks hinge on border terms Israel Egypt gulf
The Israeli government forms three border committees to map territorial terms while Egypt demands total 1967 land withdrawals. Cairo and other capitals press for UN backed peace through direct talks but Israel rejects pre war boundaries. Syrian political shift places Hafez al Assad as interim president after Ahmed el Khatib resigns.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Egypt
Big Four
Israel
Golda Meir
Mahmoud Riad
Donald C. Bergus
U.S
Cairo
Britain
France
Soviet Union
U.N
Riad
United Nations
al Ahram
World Community
Ahmed el Khatib
Peoples Council
Hafez al Assad
Bribes Reported in GI Clubs Promoting Carling's Beer
Senate hearing details bribes and kickbacks tied to Carling's Breweries in Vietnam. Money earmarked for Black Label promo funded a currency black market scheme and dubious payments to club managers, with false vouchers sent to Carling's Ohio headquarters.
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Carling
Vietnam
Senate
Connecticut
Abraham __ Ribicoff
Tommy Thompson
Jack Bybee
William J. Crum
Thompson
Bybee
Crum
Carling’s
Hong Kong
Cleveland
Ohio
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