Four Aiken High seniors named Who's Who honorees
Four Aiken High seniors were selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students. Elaine Henkel Pamela Allen Charles Scott Bruder and Holly Zuelsdorf are the four new honorees, with their parent details and addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken High
Elaine Henkel
J.D. Wilkinson
Davis Terrace
Aiken
Pamela Allen
Emory D. Allen
George St
New Ellenton
Charles Scott Bruder
Sarah A. Bruder
Pinehurst Ave
U S says it dislikes suppression but avoids public critique
Secretary Rogers said the United States dislikes repressing political freedoms but public condemnation is unproductive. He noted discussions with South Korea’s Park Chung-hee and Kim Jong-pil without indicating any link between export restrictions and loosening press or political restrictions.
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Seoul
William P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Chung Hee Park
Kim Jong-pil
Honolulu
Washington
Nixon Asked Aid to Retrieve White House Tapes
Former assistant attorney general Robert C. Mardian testified Nixon personally asked him to obtain White House tapes of bugged conversations and move them from the FBI to the White House. The tapes were connected to a 1970 effort to curb national security leaks and were found in Ehrlichman’s safe.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
FBI
Robert C. Mardian
Senate
Watergate Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
National Security Council
John D. Ehrlichman
Cox to Probe Perjury in Watergate Hearings
The Senate Watergate committee will hand a large bundle to special prosecutor Archibald Cox within a month or two, triggering perjury investigations against committee witnesses. Conflicting accounts from Jeb Magruder Mitchell and LaRue about a March 30 1972 Key Biscayne meeting create the central dispute Cox will assess for truthfulness and possible perjury.
House Passes Farm Bill With Food Stamp Curbs
The House approved the comprehensive farm program and food stamp legislation 226 to 182 after an eight hour session. It heads to a Senate conference with Poage signaling possible September action to avoid a pocket veto during summer recess. Confusion marked the final day as 20 amendments and motions shaped the bill.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
House
Senate
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Senate House
Poage
Rockets Fall On Prey Veng and Surrounding Areas
Cambodian military reports say rockets and cannon shells struck Prey Veng overnight wounding five as insurgents fail to seize the provincial capital. Elsewhere government forces killed seven insurgents near Baren and three at Vihear Suor while fighting remains steady on Highway 3. A plastic explosive damaged the Agence Khmere de Presse office in Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prey Veng
Here
Vihear Suor
Baren
Agence Khmere de Presse
Information Ministry
Aiken County Sheriff Office Seeks State Leader Status
In 20 days the Aiken County Sheriff's Department overhauls aims to cut costs and boost efficiency. The shift includes budgeting up to 659000, new cars with plexiglass partitions, and improved purchasing and bookkeeping to show a can do attitude and aim for state top ranking. Virgil Wilkins, administrative assistant, says changes reflect bold objectives and planned reorganizations.
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Aiken County
Virgil Wilkins
Wilkins
Sheriff's Department
Household costs rise in June before Nixon price freeze
The government reports a 0.7 percent rise in living costs in June driven by higher food fuels and household services. Grocery prices climb 1.7 percent, nearly 16 percent above a year earlier, while fruits and vegetables jump 4.9 percent, strongest since 1971.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Warm Today and Tomorrow With Scattered Showers
The Aiken area forecasts warm conditions today tonight and tomorrow with a 10 to 30 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs around 9 degrees and a tonight low near 70. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy skies and warm temps with scattered showers Tuesday.
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Aiken
Dorn Considers Governor Run In 1974 Race
Congressman William Jennings Bryan Dorn Duncan III says he is very interested in the governor’s race and plans to announce this fall if he runs. Speculation links Aiken’s Marshall Cain to the lieutenant governor nomination and Dorn to challenging Lt. Gov. Earle Morris for the governorship.
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William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Ds.c
Dorn
Marshall C. Cain
Aiken
Cain
Greenwood
Earle Morris
Prospects Favor Fortunes in Aiken Industrial Push
Stathy Verenes resigns after ten years as chair of the State Development Board Industrial Development Committee. He hints foreign based medical products maker eyeing the Aiken area and a 150 to 200 person HQ with salaries averaging 25 000 to 30 000. Gov. West appoints Harold Ness to the board, subject to senate confirmation, to represent Bamberg Barnwell and Aiken.
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State Development Board
Stathy Verenes
Aiken Distributing Co
State
Aiken
Verenes
John West
Harold Ness
Denmark
Kelly Jones
Ness
Second Judicial Circuit
Jones
State Senate
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North Augusta
Peru
U.S
Ucts
Cox
Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Sheriff's Dept
Judy Rich
Shanghai
Red Guard
Yang Tse River
Skip Seiser
Bamberg, Barnwell, and
Aiken Counties
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