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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1971

Page

3

Mother and Florida winter guest woes prompt Abby tips

Dear Abby columns discuss teen sleeping arrangements in a college son's visit home balancing parental rules, a Florida snowbird hosting issue with guests misplacing items, and advice for an artist widow seeking to restart her career plus audience letters on marriage to an ex priest.

Abby Florida Salvation Army

Center Elementary students win in Aiken Poppy Poster Contest

Principal J. D. Lever presents Tim Doolittle a check for first place in the Aiken Poppy Poster Contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Jackie Hayes and Tim Morris earned second and third place. all three are Center Elementary School students.

J. D. Lever Tim Doolittle American Legion Auxiliary Jackie Hayes Tim Morris Center Elementary School

Cancer Cures Popular Until Failure Occurs

The piece notes that cancer cures rise in popularity before failing, citing Krebiozen banned after proving ineffective and Lactrile banned by California authorities. It mentions a Mexican clinic in Tijuana and a California Foundation backing Lactrile, while a California Medical Association report found no benefit in 44 patients.

California Bureau of Food and Drugs Tijuana Europe California Medical Association

Bloodmobile Visit Termed Successful

Blood donors gave 129 pints during the Aiken County Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Owens Corning. Joseph M. Thompson thanked donors and coordinators John Bedingfield Frances Boyce and Dr Helen Deane volunteered as physician. Several donors reached the one gallon milestone including Ronald C Collins Floyd W Cooper Valentine F Cornwell Jr Madison Y Keefer Richard H Ignatius Ned B McClain Otis Smith and Thomas C Stoudemayer.

Aiken County Otis Smith Thomas C. Stoudemayer

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