One Car Crash Near An Aiken County Kills Man Eddie Le
Aiken County man Eddie Le Green died in a one car crash on Silver Bluff Road near New Ellenton in the early hours Sunday. The car driven by his brother ran off the road between 2 and 4 am. Coroner James Gregory said exact time is unestablished and trooper L W Mixon investigated but unavailable for details.
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Philippines Election Toll Rises Higher Than 1965
Manila AP reports 70 killed and 83 wounded in Tuesday's presidential election, surpassing the 1965 toll of 47 dead and 57 wounded.
Facial Foliage Allowed for New York Bus Drivers
Arbitration ruling allows NY City bus drivers to wear facial hair if neatly trimmed. Eight drivers had been charged under a 1963 directive banning beatnik type beards and long sideburns. Labor lawyer Theodore Kheel noted whiskers must be tidy, joking that Santa Claus is not yet ready for the riding public.
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Barrymore Jr Arrested After High Speed Chase
Hollywood AP John Barrymore Jr 37 son of the late idol faces trial December 1 on marijuana and dangerous drugs charges after a Sunday high speed chase in which officers recovered drugs and a vial of marijuana from his car. Passenger Anthony Blyth Fairbanks 18 was booked for narcotics.
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Wrenwood Pop Festival in Aiken Draws 400 Plus
Aiken hosts the Wrenwood Pop Festival a scaled down homage to big city productions. Seven CSRA bands performed across an 11 hour window while promoter Phil Porter reported smooth running and only a microphone theft with $24 raised from the audience to cover the loss.
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Apollo 12 crew faces hectic week before moonflight
Apollo 12 crews in Houston prepared for a busy sequence of milestones before lunar arrival. Cmdr Charles Conrad Jr. and crewmates Richard Gordon and Alan Bean rested and then received a world news update, while families attended church nearby.
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American Special Forces Camp Skirts 100 Shell Onslaught
Bu Prang near the Cambodian border endured three weeks of enemy fire as artillery positions inside Cambodia were struck by air raids. A forward air controller plane was hit but the pilot survived. two North Vietnamese artillery pieces were reported destroyed and the attackers stopped after repeated bombardments.
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Egyptian frogmen strike Israeli shipping in Red Sea
Egypt claimed regulars made the first underwater attack in Arab Israeli hostilities by blasting holes in two ships at Eilat. The Hey Daroma and the Dalia sustained damage. all 56 crew evacuated with no casualties.
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Odd Couple well received at Aiken Community Playhouse
The Odd Couple by Neil Simon drew praise for strong cast performances led by Dick Currie and Allen Westerdahl at the Aiken Community Playhouse. The production featured clear delivery, sharp Oscar Felix banter, and memorable poker and weeping scenes. Upcoming shows include The Lion in Winter and Once Upon A Mattress.
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Sessions Court Opens Special Term Today
A special one week term of General Sessions Court begins this week to reduce a heavy backlog. Judge Francis Nicholson ordered the session with Assistant Solicitor LaVaun Fox noting no decisions were set on first cases. In Common Pleas, Mrs Betty Moore won $35 000 against Southern Bell Telephone Co from a February 1967 collision.
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Pro Grid Results National League and American League roundups
National League results include Saints 25 over Giants 24 and 49ers 20 over Colts 17. Cowboys 41 beat Redskins 28. Rams 23 over Eagles 17. Vikings 9 over Packers 7. Browns 24 over Steelers 3. Lions 20 over Cardinals 0. American League games feature Chiefs 34 over Jets 16. Patriots 25 over Bengals 14. Oilers 20 tied Broncos 20. Raiders 21 over Chargers 16.
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Kennedy patriarch weakened after heart attack in Hyannisport
Family spokesman said Joseph P Kennedy suffered a minor heart attack Saturday night and remains weak with no change since the day before. Dr Robert Watt confirmed the setback as a minor heart attack as relatives gathered at the Hyannisport compound.
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