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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1970

Page

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Stumper Jackpot Reaches 330 Dollars At Rutland Drive

The column announces a $330.00 Stumper jackpot with a winner expected this week. Readers are reminded of two free puzzle entries No 15 across and No 18 down and that extra copies are available at 124 Rutland Drive.

Rutland Drive

Julie Nixon Eisenhower backs Agnew as greatest

Presidential daughter Julie Nixon Eisenhower reportedly calls Vice President Spiro T. Agnew "the greatest" while saying Martha Mitchell does not represent administration views. She also doubts Agnew’s removal from the 1972 ticket.

Washington Julie Nixon Eisenhower Spiro T. Agnew Martha Mitchell Vera Glaser Malvina Stephenson Knight Newspapers, Inc Nixon Agnew Julie

Princess Grace Returns to Films for Charity Night

Princess Grace of Monaco resumes show business duties after 14 years serving as mistress of ceremonies at a Royal Festival Hall charity gala. Stars include Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope, stepping in after Sir Noel Coward fell ill.

London Grace of Monaco Grace Kelly Formance Royal Festival Hall Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Sir Noel Coward

Singer Kaye Stevens Leads Protest Outside Three Rivers Stadium

AP reports singer Kaye Stevens led about 30 protesters outside Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium before the Kansas City game. She called for funds to build juvenile facilities and a drug rehabilitation center in Allegheny County, criticizing the stadium’s $35 million cost.

Pittsburgh Kaye Stevens Three Rivers Stadium Allegheny County Carrot Miss Stevens

Heston Re-elected SAG President Amid Voting Win

Charlton Heston was reelected president of the Screen Actors Guild with 6348 votes to 826 for Wilhelm Joerres. John Gavin Whit Bissell and Ricardo Montalban were elected unopposed as first to third vice presidents.

Hollywood Screen Actors Guild Charlton Heston Heston John Gavin Whit Bissell Ricardo Montalban

Nixon returns to White House after Camp David weekend

President Nixon, Mrs. Nixon, and their daughter Tricia flew back to Washington by helicopter just before dark Sunday after a weekend at Camp David in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains. They had traveled to Camp David by helicopter Friday afternoon.

Washington Nixon Tricia White House Camp David Maryland Catoctin Mountains

Book and record clubs defend negative option practice

Washington officials for book and record clubs argued before the FTC against banning the practice known as negative option. The FTC labeled it inherently unfair for sending items monthly unless members mail back a postcard to decline. Critics say it preys on procrastinators and those with busy lives, citing computer billing complaints.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC

German Rotary exchange student visits Aiken Rotarians

Christian Scheel a German student in America on a Rotary Exchange spoke to Aiken Rotarians about Germany's geography economy and government He stays with Rotary hosts as he tours Aiken while awaiting return to Kiel His father is a Kiel government official and a Rotarian Scheel discussed East West division and differences between Germany and the United States

Christian Scheel America Rotary Exchange Aiken Germany Robert I. Kirk Juergen Scheel Kiel Aiken High School Rotary Foundation G. T. Myers G. O. Robinson Stathy Verenes Christian Scheel

Sea Serpent Washes Up on Massachusetts Beach

Tens of thousands gathered at Mann Hill beach in Scituate after a 28 to 40 foot basking shark carcass washed ashore. Oceanographic expert Andrew Kenwerth tentatively identified the remains, while Donald DeHart of the New England Aquarium described a large, unusual creature with a missing jaw suggesting a prehistoric or serpentine shape.

Scituate, Mass Rocky Mann Hill Beach Andrew Kenwerth Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Donald M. DeHart New England Aquarium Boston DeHart Massachusetts Mann Hill

300000 Feared Dead In Storm Aftermath

In East Pakistan cyclone and tidal waves may have killed 300000 people last Friday. Four islands near Dacca suffered the worst damage as 150 mph winds and 20 foot waves swamped communities. Officials raised fear of large, ongoing death counts and limited survivors amid no robust warning systems.

Dacca East Pakistan Ganges River Bay of Bengal Hatia Ramagati Charjabhar Bhola Patuakhapi China Henan Pakistan Red Cross Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan United Nations International Red Cross United States India

Syrian ruler Hafez Assad seeks new government after coup

Beir ut Lebanon AP Gen Hafez Assad tightened the army’s grip in Syria after overthrowing President Noureddin Atassi and a Jadid regime. Damascas saw weekend protests and clashes with injuries. Reports say Assad may release jailed politicians and seek Atassi to head a new government while Egypt’s Premier Fawzi resigns and Sadat asks for a new cabinet.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Hafez Assad Damascus Assad Noureddin Atassi Salah Jadid Baath Socialist Party al Saika Jordan Palestine Jadid Atassi Atasi Egypt Mahmoud Fawzi Anwar Sadat

Aiken Republicans Accept House Recount Outcome

Local GOP says they will not protest the fourth Aiken County House seat recount and plans consider a four county GOP primary for the District 7 State Senate seat vacancy. Democrat John Henry Williams remains uncontested winner over Delmos I Weeks as Republicans ponder appeals and committee assignments ahead of the legislature session.

Aiken GOP Floyd Spence John Henry Williams Ner Delmos I. Weeks Aiken County Wallace Blackwell Blackwell State Board of Canvassers

Top Bid wins Colonial Cup in mud at Camden

Maryland bred Top Bid owned by Mrs. Ogden Phipps and ridden by Joe Aitcheson Jr. edged Shadow Brook by a length and a half to claim the Colonial Cup purse of 63 000 dollars. Jaunty finished third as Crisp faltered late under rain damaged conditions. This win gave Aitcheson his 25th victory of the year and solidified his riding championship.

Camden United States Springdale Ogden Phipps Joe Aitcheson Jr Shadow Brook Aitcheson Crisp Top Bid Jaunty Mike Smithwick Tuscaloe Robert E. McNair Armour

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