Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina and Georgia
Mrs. Bessie Ruth Wood Turner of Aiken dies at 2 p.m. at Aiken County Hospital with funeral at Redds Branch Baptist Church. Burial at Mt Beulah Cemetery. Survivors include husband Krampton A. Turner and children Patsy Turner Ellenor and Billy R. Turner. Dr. John Fabian Busch Jr., 68, of Marietta dies after a long career with the VA in Atlanta. Funeral at St. James Episcopal Church. burial in Bethany Cemetery. Surviving widow Bruce Lipscomb, stepson Garvin Moore Jr., and sister B. Courteney McLean. Busch trained at College of Charleston and MUSC, and held lead roles in tuberculosis control.
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Bessie Ruth Wood Turner
RFD
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Redds Branch Baptist Church
T.W. Snider
John S Pollock
Mt. ‘Beaulah Church
Wood
Redds ‘Branch Baptist Church
Krampton A. Turner
Maggie B. Wood
R.S. Tipton
New Ellen‘tor
Edna Weathersbee
Patsy Turner
offAiken
Billy R. Turner
Minnie ‘Keenan
Forest City
N.C
Frank Wood
Marietta
John Fabian Busch Jr
McDonald Street
S.W
S.C
Busch
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Veterans Administration
Atlanta
Columbia
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Bethany Cemetery
New York Post Graduate School of Medicine
Yaun Funeral for Carlton Yaun in Langley
Funeral services for Carlton Donald Yaun 26 of Langley South Carolina are held at Poseys Chapel Langley with Rev Franklin Hammond presiding. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens. Survivors include wife Arlene Yaun mother Edna Yaun sister Sharon Yaun son Bryan Yaun and three brothers Irvin Gerald and Vernon Yaun. Pallbearers listed.
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Langley
Carlton Donald Yaun
High St
Columbia
Posey’s Chapel
S.C
Franklin Hammond
Sunset Memory Gardens
Arlene Ashley
Lena Yaun
Edna Sellers Yaun
Sharon Yaun
Bryan Yaun
Irvin Yaun
Warrenville
Gerald Yaun
Vernon Yaun
Terry Rearden
Roy Padgett
Delma Black
Jackie Bell
Terry Minor
Manual Fretto
Strassburger Rites Set for Amanda Strassburger
Funeral services for Amanda Cecelia Strassburger of 311 Miller Dr Aiken are scheduled for 5 30 p m tomorrow at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev J L Steele Jr officiating. Burial will follow at Aiken Memorial Park.
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Amanda Cecelia Strassburger
Miller Dr. Aiken
George Funeral Home Chapel
J.L. Steele Jr
Aiken Memorial Park
George Funeral Home
Aiken Standard Publication Notice Details
Aiken Standard information page lists publication schedule by afternoon daily except weekends, mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and post office box 456. Rates shown include 3 cents per week by carrier 1.50 per month by carrier and 18.50 per year by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
McKenzie Rites Are Scheduled
Mrs Hector McKenzie 61 of 207 Eden Drive Lynwood died Wednesday Funeral services set for tomorrow at 3 p m in Poseys Chapel Langley with Rev Ramon E Ergle officiating She was a Greenville County native and Bath Baptist Church member Survivors include husband four daughters two sons two step-sons sister and half-sister brother and half-brother
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Lynwood
Hector McKenzie
Viola Ingle
Eden Drive
Posey’s Chapel
Langley
Ramon E. Ergle
Sunset Memory Gardens
Greenville County
Bath Baptist Church
Evelyn Bishop
Greenville
Gladys Smith
Houston
Tex
Bobby Jean Hefner
Las Vegas
Nev
Doris Rawls
Florence
Lorene McKenzie
William Mathis
Lewis Mathis
Greer
Carol McKenzie
Gerald McKenzie
U. S. Air Force
Enid
Okla
Mae Gurganious
Nellie Morris
James Ingle
Belmont
N.C
Arthur W. Ingle
National student antiwar protests sweep campuses
Brandeis reported 258 schools participating in antiwar strikes. Kentucky governor Nunn sent state police and National Guard with mounted bayonets to University of Kentucky to enforce a curfew after 750 students ignored it and an Air Force ROTC building burn. Guardsmen were told not to load rifles. Kentucky student leader Steve Bright called the action absurd. Illinois faced 5000 Guardsmen on standby as 450 troops replaced police at Southern Illinois University Carbondale after clashes injuring nine students and 12 officers. West Virginia guards on alert for Morgantown campus tensions. Wisconsin Madison saw tear gas, firebombed office space, and fires. more guardsmen activated. Three days of violence led to 60+ arrests in Madison. Kent State saw weary guards leaving on Governor Rhodes orders.
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National Student Information Center
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Louis B. Nunn
Kentucky
National Guard
University of Kentucky
Otis Singletary
Nunn
Steve Bright
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois National Guardsmen
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia University
Morgantown
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Kent State University
Rhodes
Cardinal Heenan opens secret welfare service for priests
London AP reports Cardinal Heenan has launched an official advisory and welfare service for priests leaving the ministry. It operates confidentially via a London post office box and invites stressed clergy to seek help directly rather than go to their bishop.
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London
John Cardinal Heenan
Navy to deploy Mekong gunboats and landing ships as convoy posts
The U S Navy plans 38 gunboats armed with .50 caliber weapons and two 350 foot landing ships on the Mekong as command posts. They will aid in evacuation of up to 200000 Vietnamese in Phnom Penh. Mixed American and Vietnamese crews will man 60 South Vietnamese boats, with some reaching the river’s full length. The flotilla will be protected by South Vietnamese troops and U S advisers amid renewed fighting across Cambodia.
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Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Mekong
Neak Luong
Cambodia
Nonviolent antiwar march aims for White House area
Washington antiwar leaders pledge a disciplined march of over 30 000. They plan to reach near the White House amid government cordons and a New Mobilization Committee flyer urging nonviolence and orderly marshals to prevent violence.
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Washington
White House
Washington Monument
Nightclub Padlocked After Sheriff Action in Columbia
Richland County deputies shut Camp Fornance Cafe in suburban Columbia by court order after a Saturday clash during a search for an escapee. Deputy injured. 23 year old Joseph Ricks Jr. detained Sunday on resisting arrest and assault charges, later bonded. Community group accuses sheriff and SLED of harassment and criticizes police conduct in the incident.
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Columbia
Richland County
Camp Fornance
Frank Powell
State Law Enforcement Division
SLED
John G. Richards
Powell
John A. Mason
Camp Fornance Urban Development Committee, Inc
Sheriff's Force
Joseph Ricks Jr
Ricks
Lower Valley commissioners elected in four districts
Voter turnout was light as residents in the Lower Horse creek Valley chose water and sewer district commissioners for Langley Bath Clearwater and Warrenville. Elected without opposition were Sam Burton of Bath and James N White of Langley. Clearwater results show James E Turner 24 votes H E Workman 11 write ins. Warrenville winners were Reggie Gregory 15 Roy Anderson 10 Melvin Turner 1. Winners to serve six year terms starting July 1.
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Langley
Horsecreek Valley
Bath
Clearwater
Warrenville
Sam Burton
James N. White
James E. Turner
H. E. Workman
Reggie Gregory
Roy Anderson
Melvin Turner
Wallace Dull Sword as Presidential Threat
Alabama Republicans deem George Wallace a weaker presidential threat after a split Democratic gubernatorial race finish. Wallace warned against racial issues in the June runoff against Gov. Albert Brewer, facing opposition from party leaders who say a third-party campaign would be unlikely. James D. Martin of Gadsden adds that Wallace cannot base a new movement without state victory.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Republican National
George C. Wallace
Democratic Executive Committee
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Wallace
Nixon
Washington
James D. Martin
Region Approach To Youth Conference Plans Regional Delegations
A regional approach will be used for the December White House Conference on Children and Youth to boost grass roots participation. Stephen Hess says 15 000 delegates attend November regional conferences in Denver Indianapolis Omaha Portland Pittsburgh and Tampa. The national conference in Washington December 13 18 will host 3 000 delegates. Panels will draw on seminars workshops state committee work and suggestions from groups.
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White House
Stephen Hess
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Portland
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Washington
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