Country star Overstreet finds success by devoting time to self
Nashville AP reports country singer Tommy Overstreet, after years of shifting between jobs and music, chose a self-focused path following kinship with Gene Austin. He credits renewed effort, family needs, and a 1960s move to Nashville for a breakthrough hit Gwen.
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Nashville. Tenn
Tommy Overstreet
Gene Austin
Overstreet
Gwen
Austin
Oklahoma
Texas
National Life and Accident Insurance Company
Los Angeles
Henry Hurt
Nashville
Famous Music
State Baptists Argue Full Immersion Issue
A dispute at the South Carolina Baptist Convention 150th anniversary meeting centered on full immersion for baptism. Messengers from Greenwood First Baptist were challenged for departing from scriptural baptism, delaying certification but allowing opening ceremonies to proceed.
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Columbia
South Carolina Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church of
Greenwood
Grady M. Bridwell
Westside Baptist Church of
Spartanburg
W. Daniel Greer
Greenville
John C West
John Campbell
Col May to Speak at Aiken County Museum Dedication
Col John A. May of Aiken will be principal speaker at the dedication of the Aiken County Museum at 8 p.m. Thursday May. The museum, housed in the old county jail, is sponsored by the Aiken County Historical Commission. The event honors late commissioners Perrin Toole and John H. Staubes, first president of the commission, with the museum open to visitors 6 to 10 p.m. under commission oversight.
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John A. May
Aiken
Aiken County
Ing
Perrin Toole
John H. Staubes
Steubes
The
Historical Commission
Gordon Farmer
Roy J. Lyons
Dorothy K. MacDowell
Farm Bureau Marketing Arm Seeks Court Relief in SC
The South Carolina Farm Bureau Marketing Association plans to seek federal court relief next month with a January 5 hearing set. Trustee Robert K Bouknight outlined a plan to reorganize the marketing arm, pay creditors, and honor principal obligations after nearly 1 million dollars in losses from handling commodities like soybeans at Charleston Port.
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Columbia
South Carolina Farm Bureau
Marketing Association
Robert K. Bouknight
Lexington
Bureau
Charleston
Harry S Bell
Bouknight
Dope Flood Continues Despite Record Hauls
The United States faces a continuing flood of narcotics despite record seizures. A 1972 study by Rep. Seymour Halpern highlights large international supply, major heroin and cocaine seizures, and rising production in Turkey, Burma, Laos, and Thailand.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Mexico
Seymour Halpern
R-N.y
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Halpern
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.S. Bureau of Customs
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Turkey
Burma
Laos
Thailand
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Marty Robi
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Franny
Pai
Jacobs
Thurmond
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-Sc
John Geiger
American Legion
Geiger
Sen. Thurmond
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
National Institute of Mental Health
John Ingersoll
U.S
Vietnam
Rep. Halpern
New York City
New York
Wayne Hooks
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US Hwy. 1
Laurens
Laurens Street
Aiken Wayne Hooks
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