Aikenites Decide Big Investment On Bond Issue
City Manager Roland Windham makes the case for a $1.6 million city improvement program funded by a 20 mill tax increase. He breaks costs to residents showing a $30 yearly rise for a $20 000 home and $2.50 monthly for a $3 000 auto, stressing benefits like flood control and new public safety and recreation facilities. A bond election petition seeks voter approval in Aiken with details to be mailed to freeholders.
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Grisly motorcycle gang killings in Belvedere
Two young men, Thomas Bolen and William Wolfe, were beaten and stabbed to death in a Belvedere building near State Highway 33 and U.S. 25 just before 3 am. Two women, Connie Young and Fay Cato, suffered throat cuts but survive, with Young listed as fair and Cato as good at University Hospital.
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Aiken County
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Aiken
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Nixon plan to end Indochina war survives House votes
In Washington the House rejected four anti-war amendments aimed at deadlines for ending the Indochina war. Attempts to set a June 1 pullout, an April 30 deadline, or any Dec. 31 halt were voted down, leaving Nixon's phase-out program unaltered.
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Violence Flares In Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida a second night of racial violence left one youth shot and many arrested as firebombing looting and sniping spread through the eastside black neighborhood. Authorities deployed about 500 deputies and officers to curb the unrest amid a fatal shooting by a white officer earlier in the week.
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Difficult to Prosecute Pornography Say SC Official
South Carolina assistant attorney general John P. Wilson told the Columbia Citizens Committee for Decent Literature there is great difficulty in prosecuting alleged pornographers due to no clear definition or guidelines of what is pornographic. He urged guidelines to curb the sale of such material.
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Enemy stockpile found near Saigon amid clashes
US forces uncovered a stockpile of arms 43 miles southeast of Saigon as cavalrymen clashed with North and South Vietnamese militiamen. Vietnamese troops reported the discovery and ongoing operations in the area.
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Highway Commission Adopts Record 195 Million Budget
The South Carolina Highway Commission approved a record 195 million dollar budget for the fiscal year starting July 1, up 21.3 percent from the prior year.
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Times Produces List of Pentagon Papers Sources
The New York Times supplied the Justice Department with a list of the secret Pentagon documents underlying its suspended Vietnam War history series. A court hearing was set for today on the government's bid to stop further publication of the papers.
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Blacks Seek Jury Duty in Dorchester County Case
Four Black residents sue in U S District Court Columbia alleging systematic exclusion of blacks and women from juries in Dorchester County. The suit seeks remedy for jury selection bias and equal participation in trials.
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Stumper Prize Reaches Six Forty In Local Notice
The Stumper puzzle offers a top prize of 640 dollars. Readers are urged to submit fully filled entries with name and address to Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive. Multiple entries are encouraged and there is no limit on submissions.
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Thurmond Off And Running In 1970 Senate Bid
Thurmond kicks off fundraising for a fourth Senate term with a $100 per person cocktail party raising between $10 000 and $20 000. He says ready for any opponent as McNair and Dorn emerge as top Democratic candidates in what could be Thurmonds toughest race.
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