Funeral services for Jake Anderson in Warrenville
Funeral services for Jake Anderson will be held tomorrow at 5 p.m. at Warrenville Baptist Church with Rev. C C Allbrooks and Rev. Everrett Talbert officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens in Langley. He leaves three daughters and two sons, a sister, a brother, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may visit Jimmie Anderson in Gloverville until the service.
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Jake Anderson
Aubrey Woodward
Vaucluse Road
Aiken
Warrenville Baptist Church
C.C. Allbrooks
Everrett Talbert
Ing
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Anderson
Aiken County
Graniteville Company
Lillie Miller Anderson
Paul Turner
Miriam Anderson
Otis Anderson
USAF
New Mexico
Viola Maddox
Gloverville
Jimmie Anderson
Sassatelli Rites Set In New York
Annabelle Burchalter Sassatelli 57 of Hicksville and formerly of Aiken died Monday in Syosset. Funeral service Thursday at 1 p.m. at Thomas Dalton Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hicksville. Survived by husband Nicholas Sassatelli daughter Mrs Michael Roth Lindenhurst two sisters Mrs Frank Walton Mrs Thomas McKenna and two brothers John F Burckhalter Henry N Burckhalter. all of Aiken and Westbury LI.
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Hicksville
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Aiken
Syosset
L. I
Thomas Dalton
Michael Roth
Lindenhurst
L. L
Frank Walton
Thomas McKenna
Westbury
L.I
John F. Burckhalter
Henry N. Burckhalter
Aiken Standard Publishing Details
Aiken Standard 1867 publication schedule aftermiddag editions weekdays only with addresses in Aiken South Carolina 29801 and Po Box 456. Copyright and wire service affiliations AP and UPI note exclusive local use and republication rights. Correction policy offered in next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Acquittal in Harlem Tavern killing ends state case
In Aiken, Larry Griffin 18 faced murder charges for the June 28 shooting of James Johnson. A judge granted a move to try Griffin for voluntary manslaughter, leading to a directed verdict of acquittal as defense proof of self defense emerged.
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Williams
Larry Griffin
James Johnson
Harlem
Aiken
Ness
Ray Griffin
Griffin
Mark David Brodie
Mildred Hill
Mildred Hill Griffin
Johnnie Griffin
Hilda L. Huff
Nathaniel Thomas Huff
Robert Lee Dunbar
Mann Williams
Wagener
Edward Tolen
James E. Mincey
Monetta
Aiken youths discuss the generation gap at Rotary meeting
Scott Elliott of Aiken High School described the youth movement in America as rebellious against authority, likening it to the American Revolution. Miss Georgia Lee Hallman shared observations from Austria and Europe noting slower maturation and stronger parental authority shaping European youth.
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Aiken
America
Europe
Scott Elliott
Aiken High School
Rotary Club
Youth Movement
Elliott
Georgia Lee Hallman
Austria
Rotary
University of South Carolina
Expansion Program At USCA Outlined
Charles H. Witten vice president for student affairs and two USC students from Aiken outlined the university s expanding program for the Aiken Lions. Witten traced growth from 1801 to 1969 with enrollments over 15000 and about 700 faculty. Usry and Perry spoke on clubs government activities and the value of a college education. Perry commuted from Aiken Regional Campus after two years there before transferring to the main campus.
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University of South Carolina
USC
Aiken
Aiken Lions
Witten
Joe Usry
Robert Perry Jr
Usry
Perry
Columbia
Students rally across campuses call for Nixon impeachment
Campuses host antiwar protests opposing Vietnam troop use in Cambodia. In Appleton Rich Farmer of Lawrence University notes the Kent shootings intensified the response. In San Francisco 1500 demonstrators enter City Hall demanding impeachment action, while Berkeley marchers burn ROTC materials and disrupt ROTC sites.
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Kent
Rich Farmer
Lawrence University
Appleton
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Nixon
University of California
Berkeley
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Stock Listing Interdealer Prices Noon NASD Report
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative interdealer prices near noon today. Markets change through the day and prices exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions. Figures are supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith.
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Merrill-Lynch
Pierce-Fenner and
Smith
FCC Approves WAKN Sale to Laughlin
The FCC approved the sale of Radio Station WAKN to State Sen. Michael L. Laughlin on April 20. Eagle Enterprises Inc. will complete the transfer by June 4, with officers Lonnie A. Garvin and Robert M. Broadwell, while current owner WAKN Inc. is led by Joseph A. Warren.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
WAKN
Michael L. Laughlin
Aiken Standard
FCC
Laughlin
Eagle Eterprises Inc
Lonnie A. Garvin
Robert M. Broadwell
Wakn Inc
Joseph A. Warren
Smoking Cessation Clinic Urges Quitting With Realistic Timeline
Pastor H T Anderson and Dr Rueben Thorbes address a clinic group urging abstinence from smoking with a staged withdrawal plan. They warn smokers face higher risks of lung cancer and emphysema. A 24 hour ban on coffee tea alcohol pepper and other spicy foods is enforced to support abstinence.
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H.T. Anderson
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rueben Thorbes
Thorbes
Southern Bell seeks local rate increase in SC
Southern Bell Telephone Company asked the South Carolina Public Service Commission for authority to raise monthly local service rates to offset rising costs. Effective with July bills, home line increases range from 25 to 45 cents, business lines from 25 to 90 cents, with specific hikes in Aiken Graniteville New Ellenton Bath and other areas along with a base area expansion offsetting some mileage charges.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
South Carolina Public Service Commission
J. W. Travis
Southern Bell
South Carolina
Aiken
Graniteville
Red Cross Names Aiken Chapter Directors
Twelve persons were named as directors of the Aiken Red Cross Chapter at the annual meeting. Elected were Carol Whatley Claudia Phelps Tom Wessinger Elric Pinckney Dr. W. B. Mullins Robert E. Grant W. H. Stallworth Rev. James W. Rivers Mrs. Walter W. Ludwing Mrs. Fred Pitts Jessie McElmurray and others from Aiken Langley Beech Island.
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Aiken
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