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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1969
Page
2
In a fiery briefing Goldwater urges backing Haynsworth for the Supreme Court amid claims the press misleads the public. He credits the silent majority with support and denounces antiwar demonstrations as misguided.
Hyannis Port Mass AP reports Kennedy family gathering for the funeral of Joseph P Kennedy 81. A white Mass will be held at St Francis Xavier’s in Hyannis and burial set for Holyhood Cemetery Brookline. Rose Kennedy guides plans as Edward Kennedy arrives from Washington.
The article notes Canada exceeds the United States in area by over 175 000 square miles while containing about 10 percent of its population, highlighting vast territory with a comparatively small population density.
Aiken Standard established 1867 lands, published daily except weekends, with address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and PO Box 456. The paper carries AP and UPI dispatches and notes republication rights and error corrections policy for advertisements.
The Texas Supreme Court refused to review lower court rulings that awarded Electra Waggoner’s $45 million land, cattle and oil fortune to Army Sgt. Albert Buckman Wharton III. The 22 year old Ft. Bragg heir is deemed Electra Waggoner’s sole descendant and beneficiary after prior court rulings.
Funeral services for Caleb Landrum Timmerman who died Tuesday in Aiken County Hospital will be held today at 3 p.m. from Posey's Funeral Chapel Graniteville with Rev. John Davenport and Rev. C C Allsbrook officiating. Burial in Graniteville Cemetery. Survivors include widow Nettie Gregory Timmerman two sons Melvin Timmerman and Johnnie Landrum Timmerman two step daughters Doris Simon and Ruth Warren one sister Georgia Timmerman Barker pallbearers Rennie Booth Fred Thompson Bennie Sealy Wyman Thompson Willard Beard Friends may call at the residence 30 Aiken Blvd Warrenville or at the funeral home.
Representative Watson urges a full FCC investigation into alleged bias by the major national networks. He argues objective reporting protects press freedom and warns Congress may act if networks fail to self police. He praises local stations for resisting the trend.
Orvel T. Kelley of DuPont chairs a broad advisory group including Owens-Illinois and Kimberly-Clark visiting the Georgia center. The Aiken center trains workers internally while the Rome center, housed at Georgia Kraft, provides basic training and in-plant qualification for 700 workers and on the job advancement.
The community advances toward a comprehensive mental health center in Aiken County. The article outlines an ambitious program of services, workshops for ministers and law enforcement, and ongoing community support led by the local mental health association. It notes past efforts, current clinics, and upcoming talks by Dr. Bradley on district programs at 7:30 p.m. on Richland Avenue.
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