Camp Hope Director Sees Strong Prospects for Summer
Charlie R White named director of Camp Hope in Aiken reports excited and pleased with the camp layout, noting wide cabins, trails and convenient facilities for retarded children. He outlines staff qualifications, emphasizes a desire to work with retarded children, and highlights increased camper responsibility and fund donations urged by board member Mrs Erlene Piper.
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Charlie R. White
Camp Hope
Aiken
White
Ming
Sity
Indiana University
Clemson University
Camp Long
Erlene Piper
Gloverville Baptist Men Lead Sunday Baptist Day
Gloverville Baptist Church will hold morning and evening services for its annual Baptist Men's Day. Guest speaker Sgt Barry Glover USAF, recently returned from Vietnam and stationed at Shaw AFB, will speak in the morning along with local participants. An evening program will feature speakers Roy Adkison Hewlett Wooten and Roy Adkison.
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Gloverville
Gloverville Baptist Church
Barry Glover
USAF
Vietnam
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Wylie Glover
Warrenville
LBC High School
John Bishop
Charlie Adkison
Allen Claxton
Sandy Tanton
Roy Adkison
Gene Day
Roy Adki
William Jones
Hewlett Wooten
Sgt
John Bircher charges Americans with ignorance and treason
Reed A. Benson of the John Birch Society denounces Americans as ignorant and, in some cases, treasonous for aiding communism. He warned that U S support for communist powers fuels Viet Nam, cited copper, aircraft and computers shipped abroad, and urged anti communism through petitions, book stores, and police committee actions. The speech at the old Trenton gym outlined Birch Society aims and anti communist activities.
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Reed A. Benson
Washington
John Birch Society
Viet Nam
Benson
Hitler
Trenton
Ing
United States
Congress
The
Birch Society
America
Dorn Introduces Import Quota Bill in Congress
Rep. W J B Dorn of South Carolina introduced a textile import quota bill on opening day. Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, co sponsors. The measure, passed by the House last year, would limit imports of textiles and shoes but stalled in the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Rep. W.J.B. Dorn
D-S.c
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Artificial Snow Recreates Real Thing At Beech Mountain
Beech Mountain snowmaker Frank Coffey explains that machine made snow can rival natural snowfall. Using 110 psi air and water through 75 guns over 50 acres, the system creates dry powder snow in optimal zero to 20 degree conditions, with seven to ten inches of base.
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Coffeey
Beech Mountain
North Carolina
Coffey
Zen Earth
Episcopal Church Center Struck By Major Staffing Cut
In New York the Episcopal Church Center complex empties as staff are cut by two thirds amid a $2 million 1971 budget shortfall. The 12 story building near the UN houses a core team to manage liaison and planning while other units lose direct field leadership. Remaining staff are multi skilled specialists and mentors, with severance and counseling offered to departing workers.
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New York
Episcopal Church Center
Midtown Manhattan
Roger W. Blanchard
Presiding
John E. Hines
Episcopal National
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fla
Hines
Ruscon Awarded Navy Contract for Charleston Facility
The Navy issued a 3.2 million contract to Ruscon Construction Co. of Charleston for a structural group facility at the Charleston Naval Shipyard in South Carolina. Sen. Strom Thurmond notes the award on Thursday. Also mentioned are memories of piggy banks in Holland and Germany long ago.
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Washington
Navy
Charleston, S.C. Naval Shipyard
The
Ruscon Construction Co. of
Charleston
Holland
Germany
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David Funderburg
A. L. Thielke
John Bircher
Dorn
Banner Elk
N.C
Frank Coffey
Episcopal Church
Second Ave
United Nations
Blanchard
Ohio
Kalmia Plaza
Florsheim Shoes
Ruscon
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Arkoe
Toa AS
KODAK
F&m
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