Five Women Take Stand Today In Kopechne Case
Five young women who worked with Robert F Kennedy tell what they remember of Mary Jo Kopechne’s last night as an inquest examines whether her death involved criminal acts. The witnesses include Rosemary Keough Maryellen Lyons Nance Lyons Susan Tennenbaum and Esther Newberg all from Washington and tied to Kennedy’s campaign.
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Edgartown
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Rosemary Keough
Drexel Hill
Maryellen Lyons
Milton
Nance
Susan Tennenbaum
Esther Newberg
Washington, D.C
Mary Jo
Robert F. Kennedy
Nancy Lyons
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
James A. Boyle
John Farrar
Miss Kopechne
Kennedy
Boyle
Farrar
Army Charges GI Newscaster in Vietnam Censorship Case
Army files court martial charges against Spec. 5 Robert Lawrence for refusing to drive duty soldiers and for alleged disrespect. The case centers on his late night Armed Forces Vietnam Network broadcast accusing censorship while Marine Cpl. Sinkovitz is connected via a related sports cast endorsement. U S Command investigates and bans discussion. Congress may hold Vietnam hearings on censorship.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Robert Lawrence
Atlanta
Lawrence
Armed Forces Vietnam
U.S. Command
Thomas M. Sinkovitz
Harrisburg
Robert MacArthur
Sinkovitz
Law
Rence
Sgt. MacArthur
Long Binh
MacArthur
U. S. Command
Sacramento
Calif
House
Subcommittee On Government Information
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Washington
Marine Stands Mute At Court Martial in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee four black Marines face a court martial for rioting at the Memphis Naval Air Station last July. Pvt Lorenzo Judkins refused to answer questions invoking the fifth amendment. Prosecution and defense dispute whether Judkins was cleared of involvement.
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Memphis, Tenn
Pvt
Lorenzo Judkins
Asger
Memphis Naval Air Station
Judkins
Funeral Plans Postponed For Mrs. J D Payne
Funeral services for Mrs. John D. Payne at St. Pauls United Methodist Church have been postponed. George Funeral Home will announce new funeral plans at a later date.
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New Ellenton
John D. Payne
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
The
George Funeral Home
Aiken Standard History and Publishing Details
Aiken Standard Established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 Box 456. It carries AP and UP news dispatches with rights reserved and offers correction in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
AEC Official To Speak At Augusta Today
William B. DeLong director of the Atomic Energy Division Nuclear Materials Section for E I duPont will address the American Society for Metals on Corrosion and the Effects of Design at 8 p m today in McCormick's Cafeteria Augusta DeLong earned his masters in chemistry at Cornell in 1936 and has worked as a travelling troubleshooter in several plants before his current post.
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William B. DeLong
Atomic Energy Division
E.I. duPont de Nemours and Company
Wilmington
Del
American Society For Metals
McCormick
Augusta
DeLong
Cornell University
Wingard Joins Aiken Cemetery Staff
Douglas Earl Wingard formerly with United Insurance Company joins the staff of counselors at Aiken Memorial Park Cemetery. A Langley native living in Graniteville with his wife Beatrice Richardson of Warrenville and their children, Wingard attends Town Creek Baptist Church where he is an ordained deacon and Sunday school teacher.
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Douglas Earl Wingard
United Insurance Company
Aiken Memorial Park
Wingard
Langley
Graniteville
Beatrice Richardson
Warrenville
Town Creek Baptist Church
Aiken
Apollo era Beta fiber used in space suit reaches world’s span
The Beta fiber product used to weave Apollo non flammable space suits is so fine that 2 1/2 pounds could circle the globe about 25 000 miles, illustrating its extreme lightness and reach.
City Slicker Learns Rubber Tapping in Malaysia Visit
In Sungei Buloh Malaysia ex farm boy Stafford teaches Vice President Agnew to tap a rubber tree while Apollo astronaut Stafford succeeds quickly. Agnew says US will maintain presence in SE Asia amid Nixon Doctrine self help. Rahman and Razak seek US assurances. Helicopters and Marine choppers provide security for the Kuala Lumpur visit.
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Sungei Buloh
Malaysia
Stafford
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Malaysian Rubber Institute
Kuala Lumpur
Apollo
Thomas Stafford
Research Institute
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Tun Abdul Razak
Southeast Asia
United States
Tunku
U.S
Rahman
Washington
Nixon
U. S. Marine
South Vietnam
Funeral services for Mrs Naomia Snipes in Warreville
Funeral services for Mrs Naomia Fulmer Snipes were held today at 4 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church with Chaplain George Youmans and Rev. Bill Reese officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She died Monday at her rural home near Warreville.
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Warrenville
Naomia Fulmer Snipes
Shiloh Baptist Church
George L. Youmans
Bill Reese
Pollution Major Issue West Says
Lt. Gov. John West, expected to announce a gubernatorial bid, calls a strong anti pollution law essential even if it costs industry. He says pollution could dominate the 1970 legislative session and urges repeal of grandfather clauses allowing prior pollution. He condemns sewage dumping in cities and opposes new taxes or program cuts in the 1970s.
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Columbia
John West
West
Bomb Threat At Waffle House prompts police response
A Waffle House in the city’s west end received two telephone bomb threats late Tuesday night. The first call came to an employee and Lt. Max Meek took the second, a female voice warning of a plan to blow up the restaurant in the early morning. Customers were told a threat existed but stayed to finish meals.
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Waffle House
Max Meek
Private Mississippi schools face tax-benefit crackdown
HEW Secretary Finch said federal action will aim to strip tax exemptions from private schools formed to evade desegregation in Mississippi. Gov Williams notes about 100 such schools in 30 districts. courts reopenings and gradual enrollments continue with no incidents reported. Justice Department suits challenge the tax benefits as unconstitutional.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Washington
Nixon
W. J. Simmons
Citizens Councils of America
Simmons
John Bell Williams
U.S. Supreme Court
Finch
Department of Justice
Department
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee
Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights
Treasury Department
Moon origin theory called very shaky by Australian scientist
Australian scientist Dr. A E Ringwood told a lunar science conference that Apollo 11 moon samples make traditional origin theories doubtful. He proposed a sun boiled earth minerals forming a primitive atmosphere later yielding silicate bodies that became the moon, a view challenged by two colleagues.
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Houston, Tex
A. E. Ringwood
Australian National University
Earth
Moon
Donald Wise
University of Massachusetts
John O'Keefe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ringwood
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