Soviet Expels CBS Moscow Reporter William Cole
The Soviet government expelled William Cole CBS first correspondent in Moscow for activities incompatible with foreign journalist status. Cole said he was given a week to depart. his wife and daughter remain in Moscow. He is the second American journalist expelled this month after Time’s Stanley Cloud left June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
William Cole
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cole
Foreign Ministry
Stanley Cloud
Time Magazine
Carl Littlejohn Jr
Elric S. Pinckney
Walter Ludwig
William O. Christy
Aiken County
American Red Cross
Littlejohn
Pinckney
Mrs. Ludwig
Carol Whatley
Hugh C. Beckwith
Walter C. Plunkett Jr
H.L. Martin
Harry B
Charlie the Gator Returns to Wilmington for Summer
Charlie the alligator known as Charlie the sister has returned to the area around the battleship North Carolina. The nine foot reptile has appeared each summer since 1961 except for 1968, prompting spectators to feed him snacks and chicken. The battleship remains moored as a tourist draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
Charlie
North Carolina
Spy boat captured after two hour attack near Seoul
South Korean forces report capturing a six ton North Korean spy boat in Kunja Bay after a two hour ground air and sea operation. Five or six North Koreans aboard reportedly jumped overboard. The boat was towed to Inchon and a search for the crew continues with no South Korean casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Ations Command
Kunja Bay
Inchon
Governor Ray in private plane crash near Cresco
Gov. Robert D. Ray and wife escaped injury when their private plane ran off the Cresco municipal airport runway and into a ditch while landing. Aides Bill Jackson and the pilot were unhurt as the party headed to a Howard County Republican barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresco
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Bill Jackson
Howard County
Nancy Kwan Weds David Giler in Civil Ceremony
Hong Kong born actress Nancy Kwan and David Giler of Los Angeles married in a weekend civil ceremony. Kwan, star of The World of Suzie Wong and Flower Drum Song, was divorced in 1968 from Peter Pock, an Austrian hotel heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
New
Nancy Kwan
David Giler
Los Angeles
Vandals damage Virginia Acres Park facilities and courts
Recreation Director Mike Facciolo described vandalism at Virginia Acres Park including overturned picnic shelter tables still chained to beams, broken bathroom fittings, and damaged tennis and playground features. Estimates show repair costs for courts, restrooms, and fixtures, with youths aged 14 to 16 suspected. officials debate whether to repair repeatedly damaged areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Facciolo
Greater Aiken Chamber Breakfast Plans Unveiled
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce will reveal plans to boost local business at a 7 15 a m breakfast tomorrow at the Heart of Aiken Restaurant. About 250 attendees are expected with reservations taken by phone and in person. speaker Jack Rogers was scheduled to discuss the idea with bacon and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Aiken
Q. Don Maxwell
Chamber
Jack Rogers
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Chamber To Present Community Development Plan
Rog ers cannot attend a breakfast meeting as Chamber officials review past and current activities. They will unveil the Total Community Development plan to revitalize the Aiken business district and strengthen the Chamber. Sponsoring banks include Bankers Trust Farmers and Merchants Bank South Carolina National Bank Palmetto Federal and Security Federal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Chamber
Aiken
Chamber of Commerce
Bankers Trust
Farmers and Merchants Bank
South Carolina National Bank
Palmetto Federal
Security Federal
Pullback Ends U S Combat Role in Cambodia
The last American combat troops in Cambodia pulled back into South Vietnam completing a one day early withdrawal ahead of Nixon’s deadline. Advisors and 39,000 South Vietnamese troops remain near the border with light contact as Lon Nol seeks continued U S air support beyond June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Premie Lon Nol
1St Air Cavalry Division
Lon Nol
Phnom Penh
Nol
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
5Th Mechanized Division
Demilitarize Zone
Demilitarized Zone
Royal spills in polo match near Windsor Castle
Prince Philip fell when his pony stumbled during a Windsor polo match while Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth watched. Philip injured ligaments in his right shoulder and was treated in hospital. Charles also toppled but recovered to finish the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
England
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth
Philip
Charles
Stocks Open Lower As Market Looks For Second Quarter Clarity
Stocks opened slightly lower on the New York Stock Exchange as investors weighed a cash squeeze and looming second quarter results. AMF rose about 1 percent to 21, Natomas gained around 27, Control Data fell about 34, Atlantic Richfield up roughly 50, while the Dow fell 5.75 points to 687.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
AMF
Natomas
Control
Atlantic Richfield
Honeymoon Ends Suddenly in Buffalo as Bride Arrested
Lois Felschow, 30, of Buffalo, spent her wedding night in Erie County Jail after police arrested her on theft of services charges tied to back rent. Her husband Norman posted a $50 bond Sunday as the unusual case unfolded following a warrant recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Lois Felschow
Erie County
Norman
North Augusta babysitter shot at Pooser residence
An 18 year old North Augusta babysitter Miss Ann Goodwin was found shot in the head at the Pooser home in North Augusta Saturday night. She was taken to University Hospital in Augusta in critical condition. Police say entry was through the back door and no arrests have been made as an intensive investigation continues with SLED assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
University Hospital
Augusta
Ann Goodwin
W.E. Pooser
Poosers
Miss Goodwin
Pooser
SLED
USCA Faculty Briefs Rotary Aiken Campus Leaders Outline Offerings
Campus Directors William Casper and campus faculty spoke to Aiken Rotarians about USCA Aiken Regional Campus. William Bowman Randolph Clarke Mrs Martha Clarke Lew Perkins and William Sanders described entrance requirements engineering programs computer courses and IBM keypunch activities plus campus athletics and student government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Carolina, Aiken
William Casper
Aiken
William Bowman
Randolph Clarke
Martha Clarke
Lew Perkins
William Sanders
Bowman
USCA
IBM
Columbia
Gen Mark Clark Admitted To Naval Hospital
Gen Mark W. Clark 74 a World War II Italian invasion leader and Korean War UN commander was admitted to the U S Naval Hospital for a temporary change in his heartbeat. A spokesman said his condition was good and discharge was expected soon. Clark later led The Citadel College in Charleston before stepping down last year. The illness forced two weekend engagements to be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mark W. Clark
Italy
United Nations
U. S. Naval Hospital
Clark
Citadel College
National Civitan Club
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Dorn Principal Speaker For Hamburg Celebration
Aiken County marks its tricentennial with a Sunday event at the Old Hamburg Railroad Depot. Rep William Jennings Bryan Dorn 3rd District headlines the program joined by U S Sen Strom Thurmond for plaque unveilings. A morning band concert and contests precede cannon firings and free rides on the Best Friend replica locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Hamburg
Rep
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Standard Stumper Can Boost Assets
Fourth of July weekend brings a Grand prize of 130 dollars in a public Stumper puzzle. Entries close at 6 p.m. tomorrow with fireworks and cookouts mentioned as winning incentives. The verse suggests a chance to win loot by solving the puzzle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moscow Oosts
Charlie the Gator
Jackson
Virginia Acres Park
Facciolo
Park
NEW Red Cross Chapter
Feu
Belvedere Lions
Belvedere Lions Club
Ralph Mullikin
B. R. Lowry
New York
Bulletin
Clarke
Intercampus
Casper
Gen
Mark Clark
Naval Hospital
Dorn
Strom Thurmond
National Railway Historical Society
G.H. Grant
Dora
S. Perrin Toole
W. Hammond Burkhalter
Rufus Gosnell
D.C
Leslie A. Owens
Highway Department
Fifth Street
Gordon Farmer
Commission
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!