McNair Opens 62nd Christmas Seal Campaign
Gov. Robert E. McNair accepts a sheet of Christmas Seals from Herman Allen of the South Carolina TBRS Association as seals are placed in mail for early and overseas use. Allen urges statewide support, noting seals fund the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association and its Life and Breath goal.
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Robert E. McNair
Herman Allen
South Carolina
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Teens Released From Adult Prison In Pinch For Mercy
Gov. Claude R. Kirk personally released two frail teen offenders from Lake Butler Prison. Donald Douglas aged 14 and Richard Copas aged 15, both of Fort Pierce, were sent to adult facilities after a judge cited long juvenile records. The governor planned a move to a juvenile facility.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Claude R. Kirk
Huck Finn
Kirk
Marianna
Lake Butler
T Kirk
Donald Douglas
Richard Copas
Fort Pierce
Douglas
Copas
James Bax
Florida
Steve McQueen Bax
McQueen
California
Thant optimistic on peace prospects in Vietnam
U Thant expressed brighter prospects for Vietnam's future and peace, saying he is more optimistic about the chances of peace there. The UN secretary-general's remarks were delivered through a spokesman at United Nations headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, NY
U Thant
U.N
Vietnam
Kimberly Clark Transfers Salter to California
James R. Salter named mill manager of Kimberly Clark Fullerton California plant. He holds a master's in economics and accounting from Mississippi State University and joined Kimberly Clark in 1954. Salter previously served in Memphis Neenah and Fullerton roles and lived in Aiken with his family.
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James R. Salter
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Beech Island
Fullerton
Calif
Salter
Mississippi State University
Kimberly - Clark
Memphis
Neenah
New Beech Island
CSRA
United Fund Program
Salters
Vivion Drive
Aiken
Need Is Cited For Alcoholic Centers
In Columbia AP reports a state committee heard a crying need for alcoholic detoxification beds in South Carolina hospitals. Dr. Bill Beckman urged expanding beds and community rehabilitative counseling with a funding request for about 400 000 to support detox and related training and evaluation efforts.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Bill Beckman
Beckman
General Assembly
Navy Sky Tests in SRP for Platform in the Sky
Savannah River tests showed a helicopter hovering for long hours at high altitude to prove a sky platform for the Navy. Space Craft Inc of Huntsville built and demonstrated the system under a $1.5 million ONR contract with secure operations at the plant site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
Navy
New York Times
Space Craft Inc
Huntsville
Ala
Office of Naval Research
Pollution Seminar Slated At Clemson
The fifth annual air and water pollution control seminar will be at Clemson University on December 4 and 5. About 100 to 125 technical and management personnel from industry and government are expected to attend. Distinguished speakers include W D Workman Jr. of the State Newspaper. Registration and information contact Prof. Robert A. Banister at Clemson University.
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Clemson
S. C
Clemson University
College of Engineering
American Institute of Plant Engineers
South Carolina Pollution Control Authority
W D. Workman, Jr
Columbia
Robert A. Banister
Riggs Hall
S.C
Army ROTC Scholarships Open to Carolinas Students in 1970
About 2200 Army ROTC scholarships are available to college bound and continuing students in 1970. Four-year awards total 1200, three-year 400, and two-year 600, with tuition, textbooks, lab fees, and a 50 dollar monthly subsistence. Applications window varies by award type, with deadlines from late 1969 to spring 1970.
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Columbia
North
South Carolina
American College
Education lack cited as bigger killer in Swaziland
In Swaziland, Senior Medical officer Dr. Gay Murphy says malnutrition and gastro enteritis caused nearly 300 deaths in 1968 could be reduced by feeding children protein rich foods. He argues health education is a larger killer than starvation and lists protein sources such as meat eggs milk fish cheese grasshoppers and flying ants.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Gay Murphy
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Yule
Kimberly-Clark
General Accounting Offices
Paul S. Anderson
Newberry St. S.W
Western Union
Dial
Cpl. Louis Gerald Dobson
Greenwood
S.C. Patroleum Council
Dobson
Ante Mitchell Shopping
Germantown
Ft. McPherson
North and
Ata
Old Town
Elliott
Mitchell
Jrles Mitchell Shopping Center
Onbe
White’s
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