Death of Mrs. Mary Smith Riley in North Augusta
Mrs. Mary Smith Riley widow of James M. Riley died Saturday at a local hospital in North Augusta. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Posey's Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Renfro Watson and Rev. Alex Poole officiating. Burial in Pineview Memorial Garden. Native of Saluda County she lived 90 years in the Augusta North Augusta area. She was a member of Mize Methodist Church and Daughters of America. Survivors include daughters Mrs. J Elizabeth Tyler of North Augusta and Mrs Mary S Brown of Newport New Jersey. Friends may call at Mrs. Tyler's home 215 Hugh Street or at the funeral home.
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North Augusta
Mary Smith Riley
James M. Riley
Posey’s Funeral Home
Renfro Watson
Alex Pooles
Pineview Memorial Garden
Saluda County
Augusta - North Augusta
Mize Methodist Church
Daughters of America
J. Elizabeth Tyler
Mary S. Brown
Newport
N. J
Graniteville Mourns John Bender Williams at 78
John Bender Williams of 331 Ergle Street Graniteville died Saturday in Aiken hospital. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at Burnstein's Funeral Home Athens with Revs. A K Carter and Virgil Edwards and burial in the family cemetery. He operated a dry cleaning business in Graniteville and was a Mason. Survived by wife Lillian. daughters Mrs Lewis Montgomery and Mrs Donn Carr. son Robert P. Williams. five sisters and three brothers.
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Graniteville
John Bender Williams
Ergle St
Aiken Hospital
Burnstein
Athens
A. K. Carter
Virgil Edwards
Lillian Smith Williams
Lewis Montgomery
Marietta
Donn Carr
Pooler
Robert P. Williams
Aiken
Orena Williams
Martha Williams
J. H. Towns
Virgil Pritchard
R. P. Cooper
Henry Williams
Ross Williams
Wilmont Williams
Widow Annie T. Brewer Dies at 93 in Graniteville
Annie Taylor Brewer 93 widow of William Brewer of 276 Rennie St Graniteville died Sunday in Aiken. Services set for 2 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Graniteville with Rev Albert Atkinson and Rev James G Stroud officiating. She was a Edgefield County native long-time Graniteville resident member of First Baptist and Daughters of America. Survived by five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Posey’s Funeral Home Graniteville handled arrangements.
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Graniteville
Annie Taylor Brewer
William Brewer
Rennie St
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Albert Atkinson
James G. Stroud
Edgefield County
Daughters of America
Posey
Infant James Olen Jay Rites Held in Graniteville
Funeral services for infant James Olen Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Jay of Graniteville, were held at 3 p.m. at Central Baptist churchyard cemetery with Rev. Franklin D. Hammond Jr. officiating. Surviving are the parents, one brother Dean Watson Jay, maternal grandparents James Baughman, paternal grandparents Thomas L. Jay.
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Graniteville
James Olen Jay
James O. Jay
Aiken County
Central Baptist Churchyard
Franklin D. Hammond Jr
Dean Watson Jay
James Baughman
Thomas L. Jay
Langley
James T. Chipley Rites Held At Langley Nazarene
Funeral services for James T. Chipley of Lynwood who died Sunday at an Aiken hospital were held today at Langley Nazarene Church with multiple ministers officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Memory Gardens. A retired merchant and Jefferson County native, he survived by wife Judy Bell Allen Chipley two daughters Her bert Widener and Frank Kaney a son Ray Chipley a sister Nan Lawson and a brother Herman Chipley pallbearers L V Davis W E Widener Harry Davis Harry Widener Dr Ted Mappus Archie Abear and Sam Ferguson.
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Langley
James T. Chipley
Lynwood
Aiken
Langley Nazarene Church
G. W. Spawn
James D. Taylor
Thomas Rogers
Raymond DeShon
Sunset Memory Gardens
Jefferson County
Judy Bell Allen Chipley
Herbert Widener
North Augusta
Frank Kaney
Ray Chipley
Nan Lawson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Herman Chipley
Dublin
L. V. Davis
W. E. Widener
Harry Davis
Harry Widener
Ted Mappus
Archie Abear
Sam Ferguson
Offensive Operations Shift in Saigon River Corridor
South Vietnamese troops have assumed offensive duties from Americans over 100 square miles north of Saigon, taking over Cu Chi base camp and a 50 mile river stretch as U.S. forces withdraw under Nixon plans. The shift reduces American combat roles while keeping defense and reconnaissance duties in the western third of the region.
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Saigon
Cu Chi
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
Dau Tieng
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Nader Study Flags Flaws in U S Medical Care
A Ralph Nader study group faults doctors and government for poor medical standards and uneven care. It calls for a national board to set quality benchmarks and cites Columbia University and National Commission on Health Manpower data on care quality and foreign medical graduates.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
U.S
Nader
Robert S. McCleery
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Medicine
Columbia University
National Commission On Health Manpower
Quickie Divorces End in Mexican Town
Juarez Mexico ends its 37 year old quickie divorce regime as Chihuahua state enforces six week residency and court appearance by both parties. The shift halts mutual consent divorces that drew millions from American clients with over 1 000 petitions filed in three days.
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Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua
Persuasive Wife Chooses Harvard In Local Football Contest
For the second straight week James Holdren of Hilltop Trailer Park Aiken had a perfect football contest entry. His wife helped resolve the choice Harvard over Princeton leading to a flawless listing and a $50 prize. Readers are urged to submit entries by Friday 5 PM using Tuesday's Aiken Standard.
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James Holdren
Aiken
Aiken Standard
The
Budget Deficit Dominates Nixon-Congress Clash Ahead
Washington AP reports the deficit could reach 15 to 16 billion dollars shaping Nixon's agenda with a Democratic Congress. Key issues include draft costs for an all volunteer force, welfare reforms, antipoverty programs, potential student aid extensions, and national health insurance. Democratic gains may limit revenue-sharing moves while Mills remains opposed to sharing while deficits persist.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Wilbur D. Millis
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Miller Widow Mrs Henry Miller Dies in Aiken County
Mrs Henry Miller and Mrs Borghilde Olson Miller widow of Henry A Miller died Sunday in Aiken County. Funeral plans will be announced later by George Fun eral Home.
High Court Declines War Powers Suit on Vietnam
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 vote, refused to hear Massachusetts challenge to U S military action in Vietnam arguing the President lacks authority without a declaration of war. Only Justice Douglas dissented initially, joined later by Justice Stewart and then by Justice Harlan.
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Supreme Court
Massachusetts
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Nixon
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Douglas
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Harlan
Scattered Nixon Agnew campaign efforts yield limited gains
A report notes limited impact from Nixon and Agnew campaigns in last week's elections. Only 18 of 52 endorsed Senate or governor candidates won. several GOP incumbents won without their help, while others faced defeats and internal party tensions.
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Nixon-Agnew
Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Agnew
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Francis W
Reagan
George Murphy
John V. Tunney
Edmund S. Muskie
Connecticut
Tennessee
Thomas J. Dodd
Albert Gore
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Joseph D. Tydings
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Charles E. Goodell
James Buckley
Goodell
Richard Ottinger
Hubert H. Humphrey
North Dakota
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
Quentin Burdick
Howard M Cannon
Gale McGee
Frank E. Moss
Television Commercials Unsuccessful in Prime Time
A 1970 Starch-Hooper study found only about 16 of 100 viewers notice a prime time commercial and eight of those identify the sponsor. The 1971 tobacco ad ban and FCC cutbacks reduce networks profits and prime time hours, likely lowering programming quality as viewership drops with more home entertainment and rising cable options.
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Ad Age
Federal Communications Commission
The Scientific Breakthrough in Religion
A discussion on whether religion can be logical and law based like math. It argues Christian Science asserts religion can be scientific provable and comforting, practiced as effective help in life.
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Otto Bertschi
C.S.B
Bertschi
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
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