Deaths And Funerals Belvedere Engineer Dies In Florida
Claude J. Smith of 615 Kershaw Drive Belvedere died yesterday in a Augusta hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Bel-Ridge Baptist Church in Belvedere under Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home. He was born in Hazard Kentucky and lived in Belvedere five years. He worked as an engineer with Chicago Latrobe. Surviving: Lois Collins Smith widow. Jacquelin Kohn Atlanta daughter. Harrison C. Smith Plant City Florida father. Jean Lawson Milford Ohio sister. Poseys Funeral Home North Augusta handles local arrangements.
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Belvedere
Claude J. Smith
Kershaw Drive
Augusta
Zeller - Kennedy
Hamlin Funeral Home
Eustis
Fla
Atlanta
Harrison C. Smith
Plant City
Jean Lawson
Milford
Ohio
Posey
North Augusta
Funeral set for Harold P. Parsons in Langley
Harold P. Parsons 64 of 133 Walker St died yesterday in an Augusta area hospital. Services at Clearwater First Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 p.m. with Rev. William L. Brown officiating. Burial in Langley Cemetery. Parsons a Jasper County Iowa native, 31 years in Burnettown, retired from Dixie Clay Co., WWII veteran. Survived by wife Sibyl, one daughter Carole Parsons Proctor, two sons Harold Dan Parsons and Pharis Frederick Parsons, mother Hazel Hettinger, sister Mary Alice Chadwick. Pallbearers listed. viewing at residence or Posey's Funeral Home Langley until 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Burnettown
Harold P. Parsons
Walker St
Augusta
Clearwater First Baptist Church
William L. Brown
Langley Cemetery
Parsons
Jasper County
Iowa
Dixie Clay Co
Sibyl Haggard Parsons
Carole Parsons Proctor
Langley
Harold Dan Parsons
Clinton
Pharis Frederick Parsons
Hazel Hettinger
Anita
Mary Alice Chadwick
D.B. Wells
Billy Wheeler
MB. Fergerson
Stanley Hizey
William Sanders
W.C. Johnston
Jerald Attaway
William O'Banion
Posey
Aiken Standard Announces Publication Details
Aiken Standard publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. The paper notes AP dispatches are exclusive for local news and AP content, with rights to republication reserved and corrections offered in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Charles Larry Cooper of Wagener Dies at 32
Charles Larry Cooper 32 of Wagener died yesterday at his residence. Funeral 6 p.m. today at Wagener Cemetery with Rev. David Haynie officiating. He was a native of Aiken County, attended Wagener High School, and served in the U S Army. Survived by his mother Ruby Poole Cooper Wagener, father Cecil Thomas Cooper Augusta, two brothers Dale Cooper Salley and James Cooper Clearwater. Pallbearers Donald Yon Gerald Hutto Clifton Heath Bobby Hydrick Herman Litchfield and Kenneth Sanders. Baughman Blizzard Cemetery Wagener is in charge.
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Wagener
Charles Larry Cooper
David Haynie
Cooper
Aiken County
Wagener High School
U.S. Army
Ruby Poole Cooper
Wagoner
Cecil Thomas Cooper
Augusta
Dale Cooper
Salley
James Cooper
Clearwater
Donald Yon
Gerald Hutto
Clifton Heath
Bobby Hydrick
Herman Litchfield
Kenneth Sanders
Mrs Ann Johnson dies in New Ellenton
Mrs Ann Leah Bruning Johnson 34 of Rt 1 Box 200 New Ellenton died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. Services at Corinth Baptist Church with Rev Dr John S Wimbish officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband Robert S Johnson and relatives in Washington state. Friends may call at George Funeral Home Thursday 5 p.m. to Friday 4 p.m. and at the church.
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New Ellenton
Ann Leah Bruning Johnson
Rt. 1
Aiken County Hospital
Corinth Baptist Church
John S. Wimbish
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Johnson
Ann Washington
Dar
Robert S. Johnson
Glen Johnson
Stanwood
William Dean Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Roger Johnson
George Funeral Home
USC Aiken to Keep Tuition Steady for Next Year
USC Aiken Director William C. Casper says recent tuition hikes will not raise tuition for regional campuses. He notes tuition has risen steadily over three years and is relieved the central campus increase will not affect regional campus fees.
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University of South Carolina
USC - Aiken
William C. Casper
Casper
Trial Set in Privacy Protected Pierce Case
The civil action against Dr. Pierce continues with the defense noting plaintiffs use fictitious names to shield their identities and those of their children. Defendants include Dr. Pierce and colleagues Dr. George A. Poda J Sam Nesbit Richard T. Poore and R Archie Ellis.
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Dr. Pierce
George A. Poda
Aiken County Hospital
J.sam Nesbit
Richard T. Poore
Aiken
Sheila Gadsden Wins Texaco Achievement Scholarship
Miss Sheila E. Gadsden a graduating senior from Aiken High received the Texaco Achievement Scholarship from Texaco District Sales Manager F A Baumann during a Ramada Inn awards ceremony. The scholarship funds four years of undergraduate study at any U S college chosen by the recipient. Gadsden daughter of Mr and Mrs Millage Gadsden Rt 3 plans to enroll at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois this fall. She was National Honor Society student council Mu Alpha Theta and band member.
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Sheila E. Gadsden
Aiken High
Texaco
F.A. Baumann
Ramada Inn
U.S
Gadsden
Millage Gadsden
Rt. 3
Northwestern University
Evanston, NJ
Miss Gadsden
National Honor Society
Student Council
Mu Alpha Theta
Band
Church Claims CIA Developed Murders Evidence
Senate intelligence chair Frank Church says he has hard evidence of CIA developed murders and plots, criticizing Rockefeller Commission claims as downplaying CIA misdeeds. He notes he has not seen the Rockefeller report, and cites possible questioning of CIA Director William Colby in assassination conspiracy inquiries.
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Church
Washington
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
National Press Club
Er Commission
Rockefeller
William Colby
Community Calendar Highlights Local Groups Events
Planned Parenthood hosts a family health clinic in Trenton by appointment. Toastmasters meet at the Commercial Hotel at 7 p.m. Food Stamp issuance and certification in North Augusta from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Kiwanis meets at the Ramada Inn at 1 p.m. Vasectomy clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center Clearwater. Civil Air Patrol gathers at Aiken Air Force Station at 7 p.m. Aiken Chess Club convenes at Virginia Acres. Duplicate Bridge at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. A A meeting at 8:30 p.m. at 123 Linden St.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken County
New Village
Trenton
Jaycee Hut
North Augusta
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Duplicate Bridge
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
County meeting ends in dispute over Burgess bid
County officials clash over hiring Mrs Burgess for County Finances Coordinator. Prosser backs Burgess after reviewing issues while Graybeal challenges her qualifications citing voucher discrepancies. Commissioners question adjournment and adherence to Roberts Rules of Order amid political tension.
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Ray
Robert
Prosser
Lynn
Ralph F. Cullinan
Kirby
Graybeal
Cleve Edmunds
Davis
Graybear
Mrs. Burgess
Cullinan
Burgess
U.S. Gains Self Sufficiency in Gold and Shapes Prices
Washington reports the United States is nearly self sufficient in gold and can influence world prices. Prices have fallen from about 199 to 165 dollars per ounce as the U.S. treasury stockpile reduces import needs. A government gold auction later this month may curb imports and keep dollars from flowing abroad.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
U.S
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