Deaths And Funerals Otis Johnson 64 Wage ner
Otis Johnson 64 of Wagener died Monday at home after extended illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Saron Baptist Church with Rev. L M Tyler officiating. Burial in Piney Grove Cemetery Perry. Survived by one son Otis Johnson Jr of Columbia and five stepsons in Washington DC Wagener Miami Langley relations listed.
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Otis Johnson
Wagener
Saron Baptist Church
Rev. L.M. Tyler
Piney Grove
Perry
Johnson
Otis Johnson Jr
Columbia
Basco Johnson
Washington, D.C
James Kitchens
Roosevelt Kitchens
Willie Robinson
Woodrow Jackson
Miami
Death of Mrs Ammie Cockrell at Saluda
Mrs Ammie Mae O Banion Cockrell 70 of Rt 2 Saluda died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral at Hopewell Holiness Church Saluda today at 4 p m with Rev C P Padgett and Rev R E Padgett officiating. Burial Red Bank Baptist Church Cemetery. Survived by daughter Virginia L McCary of Saluda three sons Wyse Cockrell Hartsville N Y James B Cockrell Greenwood Herbert Cockrell Joanna. sisters Reba O Banion Eula Bell Enlow Mattis Mills Warrenville. brother Luther O Banion Raleigh.
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Ammie Mae O’banion Cockrell
Rt. 2
Saluda
Hopewell Holiness Church
C. P. Padgett
R. E. Padgett
Redbank Baptist Church
Virginia L. McCary
Wyse Cockrell
Hartsville
N.Y
James B. Cockrell
Greenwood
Herbert Cockrell
Joanna
Reba O’banion
Eula Bell Enlow
Mattis Mills
Warrenville
Luther O’banion
Raleigh
Death of Clifton L. Rogers in Langley
Clifton L. Rogers aged 15 of 19 Barrett Street Langley died in a Charleston hospital after an extended illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Horace C Rogers and was a member of South Side Baptist Church. Services were held Friday at 3 p.m. at South Side Baptist Church with ministers Earl Satcher and L A Thompson officiating. Burial followed at Langley Cemetery. Surviving are his parents two sisters Marie Rogers and Mira Faye Rogers and three brothers Mickey Rogers and others.
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Clifton Lewis Rogers
Barrett St
Langley
Charleston
Horace C. Rogers
South Side Baptist Church
Earl Satcher
L. A. Thompson
Langley Cemetery
Rogers
Marie Rogers
Mira Faye Rogers
Mickey Rogers
Aiken Standard Publishing Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 provides afternoon editions except weekends. It lists contact details, mailing address in Aiken South Carolina, newsroom rights, AP and UP international sharing, and subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Horoscope Friday June 1 Vocations And Personal Welfare Tips
Your birthday today prompts decisions about your vocation and goal setting. Focus on present conditions and rearrange plans to fit current openings. Be wary of unproductive actions and ignore distractions while maintaining caution with personal welfare. Gemini hints revive old plans and bring revived gains as plans return.
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Arles
E. Taukup
Gemini
Horoscope Roundup Brightens Week With Cautionary Advice
Across the zodiac the forecast pins attention on self restraint money matters and steady judgment. Each sign receives guidance to balance desires with discipline and seek practical decisions amid shifting circumstances.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
County commissioners clash over dirt hauling and public use
Florence County faces a policy split as districts differ on county haul dirt for driveways. Newly appointed District 2 Commissioner Bill Good bans private work in his district. other commissioners unavailable for comment. Gov West vetoed a bill allowing county equipment for private property in Florence County. Atty Gen McLeod says such use is invalid. Florence lawmakers probe past equipment use. council forms a special committee at citizens’ request.
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Scott
Bill Good
Aiken
New Ellenton
Jackson
S.C. General Assembly
John C. West
Florence County
Florence County Council
Eleemosynary
West
Daniel R. McLeod
McLeod
Florence
Egg Throwing Probed in Aiken Incidents
Police investigate two egg throwing incidents reported by M T Jones and Mrs Joanne Young along Barnwell Avenue and Barnard Street. A Remington typewriter was stolen from the Aiken Jefferson Mile Track office after entry by prying a window.
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Aiken
J.C. Busbee
M.T. Jones
Audubon Ave
Barnwell Avenue
Greenville
Lancaster Streets
Joanne Young
South Boundary
Barnard Street
Whiskey Road
William Bell
Aiken Jefferson Mile Track
SA House Speaker Flags Alcohol Use Amid Liquor Surge
Hendrik J. Klopper, speaker of the Cape Town Legislature, says liquor consumption in South Africa is shocking. A longtime politician and president of the South African Temperance Alliance, he notes he never drank and never offered liquor in his 20 years in politics.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Hendrik J. Klopper
House of Assembly
Klopper
The
South African Temperance Alliance
Vietnam War Front Quiet Amid Stated Withdrawals Planned
Vietnam reports show 278695 wounded and 750088 enemy killed as battles ease across Indochina. Ambassador Bunker to Washington for 10 days to discuss accelerating troop withdrawals toward 40 50 thousand by next June. Phnom Penh sees reduced fighting while Cambodian and Vietnamese forces claim gains and casualties.
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Indochina
US S
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
Vietnam
Bunker
Nixon
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Washington Post
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
Am Rong
African students total at three tribal universities
A government report shows 2 022 African students studied last year at Fort Hare Ngoye and Tur floop tribal universities in Pretoria South Africa.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Fort Hare, Ngoye
Turfloop
Higdon Verdict Expected Today in Vietnam Graft Case
M. Sergeant William Higdon of East Point Georgia faced a verdict today in a lengthy court martial over allegations of accepting more than twenty five thousand dollars in graft and stealing seven thousand two hundred dollars while running clubs for non commissioned officers and enlisted men at Long Binh Vietnam in 1968. The case ties to a broader federal conspiracy indictment in Los Angeles alongside former Army official William Wooldridge and six others. The jury of five officers deliberated for six hours after a month of testimony from more than twenty witnesses and asked for instructions on accomplice testimony.
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Redstone Arsenal
Ala
William Higdon
Higdon
East Point
Long Binh
Vietnam
Los Angeles
William Wooldridge
Col
Kenneth Howard
Atlanta
Maj
Millard Terry
Witchita
Kan
Women Barbers Endorsed by Arkansas AG Opinion
Arkansas attorney general finds no law prohibiting women from cutting men’s hair in beauty shops. Ross Glover, secretary of the state board of barber examiners, had asked for the opinion after barbers complained.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Attorney General's Office
Attorney General's Office
Ross Glover
State Board of Barber Examiners
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