Day of Tennis War for a Silk Curl Ad
A fragmented note mentions curls and silk in a tense scene. Parents, tennis, and political hints appear amid garbled text. The read suggests a personal conflict with fashion, leisure, and public life intersecting.
Military Briefs Highlight Local Servicemen Graduations and Assignments
Langley residents see readers with Cato and Hibberts among graduates and pilots. McKinney and Robbins report on board ships and training in the Western Pacific and Vietnam. Hoff man earns Navy Commendation Medal for meritorious service. Porter receives Combat Infantryman Badge in Vietnam. Jefferson assigned to Korea. Burkette returns to North Island California. Vickers serves with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 121 in Gulfport. Gregory completes vehicle operator course in Albany.
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Navy
Jerry W. Burkette
Eunice W. Burkette
Graniteville
North Island
Calif
Western Pacific
Hancock
Coral Sea
Burkette
Carrier Division Nine
Tricentennial Tour Highlights USC Musicians
USC director Ralph Wahl announces a six concert Tricentennial Tour in Charleston and Columbia with the USC Jazz Ensemble Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band. The Sunday concert at Carolina Coliseum features Sounds of Carolina a vocal group and includes Gershwin pieces and Carolina songs. About 200 musicians perform with three USC band members from Aiken Graniteville and Wagener providing local talent.
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Columbia
Ralph Wahl
University of South Carolina
Charleston
USC
Thomas F. Jones
S.C
Carolina
Wind
George Gershwin
Sounds of Carolina
George Naff
Spinning Wheel
Aquarius
Waterloo
Hanahan
Bishop England
Charles Towne Landing
Clemson Offers 3 Day Water Pollution School for Operators
Clemson University hosts a three day program May 13 to 15 for about 125 water and wastewater plant operators. Courses cover public health safety, bacteriology, chemical treatment, plant operations, disinfection, hydraulics and water quality controls. State certification tests are supported by the program.
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Clemson
Clemson University
University
State Board of Health, Pollution Control Authority
5.C. Water and Pollution Control Association
Department of Environmental Systems Engineering
South Carolina
Office of Industrial and Municipal Relations
Who Is Really To Blame For High Living Costs
AP reports the rise in living costs blamed less on food and more on taxes and social charges. Budgets for urban families show taxes, Social Security, and insurance drive most increases while housing and transportation contribute less. The Chamber notes Americans work until May to cover taxes.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce of the United Stats
Drunk Driving Convictions Rise in February and March
South Carolina saw a 24 percent rise in drunk driving convictions in February and March, the first two full months of the implied consent law. Col. P. F. Thompson of the state highway patrol credits the law, which uses breathalyzer tests, for strengthening enforcement and suspending licenses of test refusals for 90 days.
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Columbia
South Carolina
P. F. Thompson
State Highway Patrol
Thompson
Nuclear policy briefing draws officials and governors to Columbia
A two day briefing in Columbia May 21 22 features state and local officials two governors Rep Chet Holifield and AEC member Dr Theos Thompson. Panel discussions cover nuclear power development environmental impact and regulatory responsibilities with leaders from Duke Power Oak Ridge Johns Hopkins and Florida Power among others.
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Columbia
U.S
U.S Atomic Energy Commission
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Russell W. Peterson
Delaware
Chet Holifield
California
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Theos Thompson
Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
William W. Eaton
Maynard
Hufschmidt
University of North Carolina
Walton Rodge
Rockville
Loren D. Jensen
Johns Hopkins University
William Maxfield
Louisiana State University Medical School
William S. Lee
Duke Power Co
Don S. Smith
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Sterling W. Cole
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Robert H. Gifford
Atlanta
South
George Kinsman
Florida Power and Light Co
Ruble A. Thomas
Southern Services Inc
Transportation Available For The Aged In Aiken
Transportation Services for The Aged offers free rides to hospitals clinics private doctors mental health centers social security offices and welfare offices for residents 62 or older or disabled. Call 648 2363 or visit 721 Richland Ave West Aiken to check eligibility.
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TSFA
Richland Ave
Aiken
Buying Lumber: Choose Lowest-Cost Grade That Fits
Guidance advises selecting the cheapest lumber grade that meets the intended use. When in doubt compare material grades and price, prioritizing cost efficiency while ensuring structural or practical requirements are satisfied for the project.
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Ering
Arents
Emem
Clifford L. Cato
Heyward E. Cato
Barrett Street
Rose Gresham
Langley
Basic Hospital Corps
Great Lakes
Ill
Fermon McKinney JR
Ferman McKinney
Route 3
Seventh Fleet
Navy-Marine Amphibious
Okinawa
Rodney L. Hibberts
William L. Hibberts
Waccamaw Drive
North Augusta
Army Primary Helicopter School
Ft. Wolters
Texas
Benjamin A. Day
Ben Day
United States Army
Augusta
Ft. Gordon
Thurman C. Hoffman
Alya R. Poole
Route 1, Salley
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Marine Division
Vietnam
Robert L. Robbins
R.D. Robbins
Augusta, Ga
Ft. Sam Houston
Sandy H. Porter
Hilly W. Porter
Walker Avenue
Donnie Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Bath
2Nd Infantry
Korea
Charles E. Vickers
USN
Warrenville
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 121
Gulfport, Miss
Charles Ww. Gregory
Gregg St
Marine Corps Supply Center
Albany
Young Area Musicians
Position Park
Steve A. Morris
Aiken High
Michael T. Williams
Leavelle McCampbell High
Otis Lee Baughman III
Wagener
Baughman
Wagener High
AHS Graduate
Steve Morris
Wagener High School
Biology
Rochford
Edmund D. Rochford
Air Force
Col. Rochford
L.L. Boylston
K.E. Fletc
Valley and
Park Roads
McManaway
Cal Nuclear Products Inc
John ©. Blomeke
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
John Totter
U.S. Atomicnergy Commission
Donald I. Mount
National Water Quality Laboratory
Joseph A. Lieberman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fred Smith
Lawrence R. Quarles
University of Virginia Engineering School
Carl Bagge
Clifford Beck
AEC
David Freeman
Office of Science and Technology
John Breckinridge
Kentucky
W.T. Linton