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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1969
Page
3
In Milan thousands of striking workers clashed with police over the lack of television coverage of labor disputes. Police used tear gas and clubs. more than 40 officers were injured and several protesters hospitalized. The unrest marked Milan’s worst violence in the current labor turmoil.
Daily sun sign readings project your possible moods and actions for the day. The column notes generosity, social work leanings, and warnings about financial caution while outlining Saturday forecasts for Scorpio through Libra with brief, period tone guidance.
The Aiken County Board of Education and the North Augusta Jackson Area Advisory Council host an open house and dedication at North Augusta High School from 2 30 to 5 p m Sunday Dedication of the high school takes place at 3 p m within the event.
George A. Bowler will speak to the Aiken Unitarian Fellowship at 10 30 a m Sunday on voter registration and education for the Negro population. The talk will be followed by a discussion and coffee hour. The Liberal Religious Youth group will meet at 730 p m Sun.
A Sofres poll for Sud Ouest in Bordeaux finds 51 percent regret Charles de Gaulle s departure while 62 percent would not want him back in a crisis. Among the regretful 19 percent regret very much and 32 percent regret a little after his April resignation following a regional reform referendum.
CHICAGO AP Seven men charged with conspiring to incite rioting at the 1968 Democratic National Convention saw their appeal denied. U S District Judge Julius Hoffman refused to mistrial the seven codefendants, while seale the Panthers national chairman, was held in contempt and sentenced to four years. Seale’s mistrial could affect the others, experts said, and the judge planned further action on contempt. Seale remains jailed in Chicago and faces a fugitive warrant from New Haven Connecticut for murder conspiracy pretrial.
Burma's General Ne Win urged friendship with Communist China and a return to good relations. He promised to keep neutrality among neighbors and to forget the 1967 riots that worsened tensions with China, saying Burma would mediate disputes and seek reconciliation.
Washington reports a new office building at 225 Chesterfield St N, to be finished by December 15 and occupied by the Department of Social Security to serve Aiken and nearby areas. Dwaine Day named manager. 10 employees planned. Thigpen Construction Co. is the builder.
In New Ellenton Scout Hut dedication and occupancy for Troop 409 and Explorer Post 409, sponsored by the Lions Club, will be 5:30 p.m. Monday on Risher Avenue with a Court of Honor to follow. Georgia Carolina Council president Simon Smith is the featured speaker.
Framingham Mass AP critics say federal funding cut ends a 20 year study on heart and circulatory diseases the Framingham Heart Disease and Epidemiology Study began in 1949 examining 5000 residents aged 30 to 50 to identify signs of impending heart trouble. The National Institutes of Health says many goals were reached and the project will close in June 1970.
Invitation to attend services and use the Reading Room as listed above.
The Senate completed action on a measure to boost food stamp program funding from 340 million to 610 million for the current fiscal year. The House had passed the same increase, but earlier debates had stalled at 750 million, leading to a conference impasse. Senators Javits and McGovern urged adoption of the full authorization.
A youth led revival opens at West Warrenville Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Sunday. Rev John Arthur pastor of Eureka Baptist Church will be guest evangelist for a series through November 15 with services at 7 30 each night.
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