Aiken Man 21 Detained After Prowler Incident
Albert Holmes 21 of Aiken is jailed on charges of peeping and assaulting an officer after a Ball Town yard prowler call. He fled a deputy car, was shot in the right index finger during the scuffle, and later treated at Aiken County Hospital before jail. The 4:50 am Ball Town incident prompted investigation.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Albert Holmes
Ball Town
Asbill Hutto
W.R. Gunnells
Holmes
Hutto
Aiken Red Cross Chapter Elects New Board Members
Elric S. Pinckney was re elected chairman of the Aiken County Chapter American Red Cross at the June 28 board meeting. Officers named include Carl W. Littlejohn Jr. and Nathaniel Stetson as vice chairmen, Mrs. Walter Ludwig secretary, Walter C. Plunkett Jr. treasurer, and Harold Martin W.O. Christy Albert M. George Julian B. Salley Jr. Mrs. Jesse McElmurray joined the board for a term through June 30, 1973. Pinckney noted the chapter will join the Charlotte Division and reports will shift to the Charlotte office.
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Elric S. Pinckney
Aiken County
American Red Cross
Carl W. Littlejohn Jr
Nathaniel Stetson
Walter Ludwig
Walter C. Plunkett Jr
Harold Martin
W.O. Christy
Albert M. George
Julian B. Salley Jr
Morgan Mitchell
George A. Poda
W.H. Stallworth Jr
Carey M. Shackelford
Jesse McElmurray
Beech Island
Bishop Bans Hot Pants in Florina Churches
Bishop Augoustinos of Florina Northern Greece forbids women from entering churches in hot pants or slacks stating that wearing men's attire leads women to think and behave like men.
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Augoustinos
Florina
Greece
Veto Of Public Works Bill Shapes Appalachian Plan
President Nixon vetoes the 1.5 billion Appalachian Regional Commission bill extending four years and highway projects five years while senators and representatives plan to revive the measure. The veto accompanied a broader 2 billion accelerated public works proposal aimed at nationwide job creation.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
House
Appalachian Regional Commission
White House
Connally Announces Economy Decisions
The article reports President's and Treasury Secretary Connally's negative statements on potential economic steps. It notes widespread perplexity among economists and the public about policy direction, consumer confidence, unemployment rising, and the impact on spending and investment. Albert Sindlinger warns the consumer confidence index may drop further.
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New York
Treasury
John B. Connally
Albert Sindlinger
Washington
Garrison Claims Frameup Amid Federal Bribery Charges
New Orleans AP. District Attorney Jim Garrison said he is framed by federal bribery charges and vowed to continue his probe into Kennedy assassination links. He was released on bond as a federal grand jury weighs indictments for him and nine others arrested.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Garrison
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Aiken Red Cross Chapter
Tee. Pinckney
Charleston
First Presbyterian Church of
Travelers Life Insurance Company
Savannah River
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National
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Pinckney
Charlotte
National Red Cross Today
Southeastern
Atlanta
Durban
Agency
Laird Agency
JOE B. Crabb & Company
Seigler
Wilmac, Inc
Holley’s Agency
NEW Ellenton Insurance Agency
Lyon-Croft
Weeks
Hunter
Connally
Econ
Sindlinger
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Charles F. Kettering
Woodruff
Rexall Drugs
Mitchell Shopping Center
Jody
Langley Drapery & Towel Shop
Augusta Road
Langley
S.C
Fabric Center
Lon Q
Dacron
Perma Press
Mitchell Shopping
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