Deaths And Funerals North Augusta
Funeral services for Mrs Norma Churton Higgins age 20 of 315 W Pine Grove Ave North Augusta will be 5 pm today at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial in Bath Presbyterian Church Cemetery with U S Army Reserve Unit 3242nd Logistics Command as honorary pallbearers. She was widow of Ben Tyler and had lived in Jacksonville 20 years. Funeral services will also be held today at Avondale Baptist Church with internment in Jacksonville.
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North Augusta
Norma Churton Higgins
Pine Grove Ave
Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church
Randolph Kowalski
N. Chafee Croft
Bath
Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Arther Bryan
Mark Shohat
James Higgins
John Churton
John Branson
Lynson Bodie
Ben Tyler
Jacksonville
Avondale Baptist Church
Hammett Services Are Set Today
Funeral services for Mrs. James W Hammett Jr. 58 of 114 Horseshoe Road Belvedere were held at 2 p.m. today at Posey's Funeral Home Chapel in North Augusta with Rev. Frank Harrington presiding. Burial followed in Westover Memorial Park with pallbearers J. E. Walter R. E. Reutter B. L. Bowers R. G. Rodman George Lombard and W. C. Foster.
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Belvedere
James W Hammett Jr
Horseshoe Road
Posey's Funeral Home
North Augusta
Frank Harrington
Westover Memorial Park
J. E. Walter
R. E. Reutter
B. L. Bowers
R. G. Rodman
George Lombard
W. C. Foster
Stone Funeral Set Tomorrow
Graniteville grave side services for Joseph W Stone infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Stone of Hill Street will be held at 10 30 am tomorrow in Graniteville Cemetery The Rev W James Rivers will officiate Surviving are sister Mary Elizabeth Stone brothers James Patrick Stone and Frank E Stone Jr maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Hastings Gomillion of Aiken and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl P Stone of Aiken
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Graniteville
Joseph W Stone
Frank E. Stone
Hill Street
Graniteville Cemetery
W. James Rivers
Mary Elizabeth Stone
James Patrick Stone
Frank E. Stone Jr
James Hastings Gomillion
Aiken
Carl P. Stone
Tyler Funeral Set Today
Laura Holley Tyler of Jacksonville and formerly of Aiken County died Thursday. Funeral arrangements are planned for today in Jacksonville with services to be announced by the Tyler family.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Laura Holley Tyler
Jacksonville
Aiken County
Aiken Standard publication details and rates
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes daily except weekends. Mailing address is Post Office Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Rates shown include 35 cents weekly and 18.50 yearly by mail with other options. The paper uses AP and United Press International dispatches and offers correction at no extra charge.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Inger Stevens Dies at 36 in Hollywood Home
Swedish born actress Inger Stevens died at 36 from acute barbiturate intoxication. Found by secretary Lola McNally in her Hollywood Hills ranch home, she rose to fame on The Farmer’s Daughter and starred in films like The Long Ride Home and Five Card Stud.
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Hollywood Hills
Lola McNally
Thomas Noguchi
Miss McNally
Stevens
Miss Stevens
Stockholm
United States
Hollywood
New York
First American Killed in Cambodian Offensive Reported
A helicopter crash near tree top level killed the pilot amid a major South Vietnam operation in Cambodia. U S Command could not confirm the death but said 99 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were killed by dusk, with 406 Viet Cong and 84 government troops dead in Parrot's Beak area. The plan, led by Brig Gen Robert M Shoemaker, involved 15 000 South Vietnamese troops and multiple U S units sweeping a 20 by 12 mile triangular zone to destroy base camps over six weeks to two months.
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U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Parrot’s Beak
Robert M. Shoemaker
1St Air Cav
50 000 Attend Protest In New Haven Rally
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in New Haven for a Free the Panthers rally supported by civil rights groups and speakers from the Chicago 7 trial. National Guard was alert and 4000 federal troops stood by while Yale prepared to feed up to 35000. defense units were deployed to Mass and Rhode Island as Panther defendants face a May slaying case in Connecticut.
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New Haven
Free the Panthers
Chicago 7
Black Panther Party
Yale University
New Haven Green
Connecticut
Panther
David Hilliard
Bobby G. Seale
Alex Rackley
New York City
Graniteville Company Holds 124th Annual Convention
Graniteville stockholders gathered at Gregg Park Civic Center for the 124th annual meeting. President Robert P. Timmerman outlined 1969 results and first quarter 1970 prospects noting disappointing yearly profits but improving early 1970 earnings. He urged action on the import problem and unilateral government steps. Board members were reelected and William E. Johnson named assistant vice president.
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Graniteville Company
Gregg Park
Robert P. Timmerman
Timmerman
Congress
Timmerran
Robert Carswell
Shearman and Sterling
H. Tenson Deane
Jack F. Glenn
The
Citizens and Southern National Bank of Georgia
Ernest T. Hurt
Buck Mickel
Daniel Construction Company
Pilots Convention Opens In Columbia
Five Pilot Club International districts begin their convention in Columbia with fifteen Pilots and one Co Pilot from Aiken. Delegates include Mrs. Mildred Gullion Mrs. Sadie Watson and Mrs. Judy Clarke.
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Columbia
Pilot Club International
Aiken
Eunice Sizemore
Vivian Rash
Sizemore
Rash
Esther Mobley
Annie King
Martha Ellis
Sadie Watson
Aiken Club
Judy White
Mae Archibald
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mildred Gullion
Judy Clarke
Isabelle Howard
Betty Galardi
Union Legislator Blasts Accreditation Standards
Rep. W. Marshall Comer of Union County criticizes state accreditation rules for elementary and high schools, arguing janitorial and secretarial work should not affect accreditation. He calls for laymen to serve on the accreditation committee and for state funding to help districts meet standards. Comer intends to reintroduce his proposal next year. High schools must be accredited to award the state diploma.
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Columbia
W. Marshall Comer
Union County
Comer
State Committee On Accreditation
South Carolina Edu
Cation Department
Cyril Busbee
Pickens
Greenville
Dillon
Charleston
Horry
York
Richland
Spartanburg
Orangeburg
Sumter
Nixon Agnew face off over campus policy clash
President Nixon pursues a hands off stance on campus unrest while Vice President Agnew demands tougher actions against demonstrators. Rep. Albert Quie endorses keeping federal hands off and influences key committee positions amid House education debates.
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Nixon
Minnesota
Albert H. Quie
House
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
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