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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1975

Page

7

Drug Smugglers Die In Air Crash

Two unidentified men died when a World War II bomber crashed near Dawsonville Georgia while linked to marijuana smuggling. Earlier, two Gainesville Florida pilots died in a Rockwood Tennessee crash as part of a multi-site illicit drug operation tied to flights from Florida and the Caribbean.

Dawsonville Gainesville Fla Rockwood Tenn Tennessee Georgia Chattanooga Florida Cecil Burge Colombia South America U.S Caribbean Federal Aviation Administration Miami Bahamas Jacksonville Calhoun County Alabama Anniston Ala Drug Enforcement Administration

Southern Presbyterians to tackle hunger at General Assembly

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States Southern will meet in Charlotte June 14 to 20, the first Charlotte session in 17 years. Delegates from 13 states will push for universal health care and oppose legalized gambling. A new moderator will be elected June 15 with nominees including Dr Robert F. Jones and the Rev Paul M. Edris.

Charlotte General Assembly General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the United States Southern Lawrence Bottoms Decatur Robert F. Jones Fort Worth Tex Paul M. Edris Daytona Beach, Fla Bottoms

Invention timeline: Pascal and Burroughs adders

The first adding machine was invented in 1642 by Frenchman Blaise Pascal. In 1885 Charles Burroughs produced an American calculating machine.

Pascal Burroughs

Clark Korea victory lessons urged by Gen. Clark

Gen. Mark W. Clark writes Korea’s failure to secure total victory decades ago offers lessons for today. He urges strong U.S. commitment to win wars swiftly and warns against withdrawing troops, citing Korea’s 1950 1953 timeline and ongoing U.S. troop presence.

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