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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1971

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Standard Stumper Extra Copies Running Out Soon

Extra copies of the Standard Stumper are nearly sold out as the puzzle enters its 38th week of popularity. Send entries to the Rutland Drive office before the noon deadline tomorrow.

Rutland Drive

Widow sues North American Rockwell for 10 million

The widow of Apollo 1 casualty Virgil I. Grissom filed a $10 million lawsuit in Titusville Florida against North American Rockwell Corp the prime contractor and three of its subsidiaries alleging fault in the 1967 fire.

Titusville, Fla Virgil I. Grissom North American Rockwell Corp

Indictment Declined in James Brown's Father Shooting Case

Richmond County grand jury declined to indict Joseph Pop Brown on aggravated assault with intent to kill after a Dec. 7 shooting injuring a New York man. Police said Brown argued with John Lyons at a residence and Lyons produced a knife, wounding the NY man in the face and arm.

Augusta, Ga Richmond County James Brown New York Joseph Pop Brown Brown John Lyons Lyons

Yugoslav King’s Estate In Swiss Banks At Issue

The last king of Yugoslavia left $2 million in Swiss banks, a dispute may block access. King Peter II’s will was admitted to probate in Los Angeles Superior Court after his death on November 3 in Denver at age 47. Executor Mitzi Lowe’s attorney says Swiss bankers refuse withdrawals, not recognizing him as head of state.

Los Angeles Yugoslavia Peter II Denver Colo Mitzi Lowe

Ski Star Turns Actor In Hollywood Ad Venture

Jean Claude Killy, Olympic champion with three 1968 golds, prepares for his first dramatic role in the Hollywood financed romance drama Schuss. Warner Brothers chief John Calley says production begins late February in Cervinia, Italian Alps, directed by George Englund and produced by Edward Rissien.

Hollywood Jean Claude Killy John Calley Warner Brothers Schuss Edward Rissien George Englund Cervinia Italian Alps Killy

Beatles music discussed in Sharon Tate murder trial jury room

The Beatles untitled album is played for jurors as testimony cites songs like Helter Skelter Piggies Blackbird and Revolution 9. Prosecutors say Charles Manson ordered followers to kill to spark a race war.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Charles Manson Manson

Retired General Denies Firearm and Tax Charges

Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner pleaded innocent to accusations he unlawfully obtained 423 firearms from the Chicago Police Department and avoided 16779 in federal income taxes. Judge Oren R. Lewis released him on his own recognizance. Turner, 59, of Springfield, Va., was indicted Jan. 12 with trial set for April 15. He had been chief of U.S. marshals after leaving the Army in 1968 and resigned in 1969 amid an Army service clubs graft probe.

Alexandria Carl C. Turner Chicago U.S Oren R. Lewis Turner Army General Lewis Springfield Nixon

Jaycee Week Celebrates Service Milestone in Aiken Region

Jaycee Week runs January 17 to 23 marking the 51st anniversary of service. The Aiken Jaycees host Bosses Night Banquet with Distinguished Service Award and Boss of the Year honors. Area Jaycees urge men 21 to 35 to join to aid community progress.

Jaycee Aiken Jaycees Aiken Belvedere New Ellenton North Augusta

Economy shows GNP dip as 1970 recession underway

Government statistics confirm a 1970 GNP drop for the first time in 12 years with a 5 percent price rise. The Fed cut rates to 5 percent for the second time in two weeks as Nixon urges wage and price controls and industry action to curb inflation.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Nixon Fed Commerce Department New York

Delegation Weighs Punch Card Voting Test in Aiken County

Aiken County legislators consider testing a punch card voting device in the February 23 election for supervisor and state senator. Donald G. Crosgrove of Computer Election Systems demonstrated the IBM card method, which yields quick results and precinct reports. Costs and feasibility are under review with a potential flock of devices limited to larger precincts.

Aiken County Donald G. Crosgrove Computer Election Systems Atlanta Crosgrove IBM Aiken

Secret U S Air War Expands In Laos And Cambodia

U S air forces deploy rocket firing helicopter gunships in Laos to back Laotian troops, along the Ho Chi Minh trail, with B 52s and fighters in a broad aerial campaign. Thirteen helicopters have been lost since March 10, as authorities seek to slow N Vietnamese and Pathet Lao moves through Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam. A Defense Department briefing notes gunships ferry South Vietnamese into Cambodia and support across Highway 4.

Saigon Indochina United States Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S Cambodia South Vietnam Defense Department Washington Highway 4 U.S. Com

Blatt and Dooley oppose USCA Tech merger in Aiken

Speaker Solomon Blatt of Barnwell and District 7 state senate candidate oppose Gov. West's plan to co locate USC Aiken Branch and Aiken Tech. Blatt says he will bitterly oppose any merger and favors keeping the two institutions separate.

South Carolina House of Representatives John West Aiken Tech University of South Carolina Solomon Blatt Barnwell

Ten Filings for Board as Deadline Nears

Incumbent Gene Daniels filed today for re election to Area 2 School Board seat bringing to 10 the number of candidates for the February 2 election. Daniels faces Dr Carl Shealy in the North Augusta Jackson Beech Island area race. Three candidates seek the at large seat: Douglas Clawson Ridge Spring dairy farmer Dr Henry D Wyman Aiken physician and Ben Rusche DuPont engineer from Aiken. Area races include C T Marsh and Olin O Osbon for Area 1 in Aiken, Lewis W Jack Taylor and Harry R Huxford for Area 3 in Horse Creek Valley, and Reginald Boylston seeking reelection in Area 4 rural Aiken County.

Gene Daniels Area 2 Daniels Carl Shealy North Augusta North Augusta - Jackson Beech Island Douglas Clawson Ridge Spring Hen Ry D. Wyman Aiken Ben Rusche DuPont C. T. Marsh Olin O. Osbon Horse Creek Valley Lewis W Jack) Taylor Graniteville Harry R. Huxford Clearwater Area 4 Aiken County Reginald Boylston Salley

West Takes Office Today As Governor

Quiet spoken John Carl West was expected to appeal for harmony and an easing of racial tensions in South Carolina as he takes the oath of office for four years. He and eight other constitutional officers planned to be sworn in on the Capitol steps after a Main Street parade, with West becoming the 76th governor succeeding a record six-year term by Robert E. McNair.

Columbia John Carl West South Carolina State House Earle Morris Pickens Robert McCardy

Aiken Man Charged With Burglary and Multiple Offenses

A 24 year old Aiken man Otis Cummings was charged with burglary rape assault and battery and housebreaking after Friday night arrest. He was arraigned before Magistrate Glenn Holley and held without bail with trial set for the summer session. Police report two separate assault cases in the same southeast city neighborhood and victims treated at Aiken County Hospital.

Aiken Otis Cummings RFD 4 Glenn Holley Holley Cummings Aiken County Hospital

Two Women Cleared Of Murder Charges

In General Sessions Court in Aiken County, Mrs. Mary Alice Morris of Gloverville was acquitted of murdering her husband J L Morris scoped Oct 17 1969. The court directed a verdict of not guilty stating the killing was self defense citing series of altercations and bodily harm concerns.

Aiken County General Sessions Mary Alice Morris Gloverville J. L. Morris

Snow Flurries Welcome Aiken Residents

Snow flurries and subfreezing temperatures greeted early risers in Aiken this morning. School reported normal attendance as winter weather impacted roads but patrols kept traffic safe. The Weather Service forecasts a hard freeze tonight with teens, highs near 40 today, and continued cold tomorrow.

Aiken Weather Service

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