Hess Ends Third Year in Solitary at Spandau Prison
Berlin AP provides that Rudolf Hess completes the third year in solitary confinement at Spandau Prison. Despite 28 years behind bars and age 75, his health remains as good as can be expected. The solitary life has eased somewhat in recent years with routine watchfulness continuing. An international committee seeking his release notes the Nurenberg sentence did not require solitary confinement. Hess’s son Ruediger and his mother have not visited.
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Hess
Ruediger
Autopsy Sought in Marine Recruit Death at Parris Island
Rep. Marion Biaggi urges the Marine Corps to perform an autopsy on Pvt. Jose Concepcion of the Bronx after a death at Parris Island was listed as accidental drowning. Biaggi questions the handling of the official inquiry and notes facial swelling and potential injuries not examined.
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Biaggi
Washington
Bronx
Pvt
Jose Concepcion
N.Y
Parris Island
William Manning
Concepcion
M. R. Arnold
Scotland Yard fails to recruit black police officers
Scotland Yard admitted defeat in its push for an integrated force as black applicants failed to come forward. Officials noted that about 1 million nonwhite migrants live in Britain while the metropolitan force has only three nonwhite officers. The Yard said the door remains open and cited medical or educational rejections for past applicants.
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London
Scotland Yard
Kenneth Lee
Yard
Jeff Crawford
England
Wales
Greater London
Bobby
St. Kitts
Leeward Islands
Britain
London Force
Aiken Standard Masthead and Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 published every morning except Saturday and Sunday. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with post office box 456. Second class postage paid at Aiken South Carolina. Associated Press exclusive local news rights and republication rights reserved. United Press International member. Carrier delivery 25 cents.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Harvard Lampoon Parodies Time Magazine in 96 Page Issue
The Harvard Lampoon released a parody of Time magazine selling 500 000 copies at $1 each in the United States and abroad. The 96 page issue features a nude photo spread satirizing current trends and a spoof Louis Harris poll on Americas Changing Morality.
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United States
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Newsweek
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Cambridge
Mass
America
Port Alligator
Fla
Harris
the Lampoon
Life Magazine
Playboy
Henry N. Beard
New York
Kindergarten Program Underway At Wagener
Wagener Ridge Hill Elementary School and Corbett Elementary School begin kindergarten sessions for 30 pupils per class. Miss Sandra Jumper teaches both sites with aides Vera Key and Elizabeth Kenner. Training and well equipped rooms described. classes include reading, science, blocks, home centers activities.
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Wagener
Ridge Hill
Ridge Spring
Corbett
Aiken County
Sandra Jumper
Vera Key
Elizabeth Kenner
First Meeting Scheduled By Education Association
Members of the Aiken County Education Association plan their first general meeting of the year tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Aiken Junior High School auditorium. Pastor John Arthur will give the devotional and William Slaughter will perform his own composition. The agenda includes recognizing new teachers, committee reports, and plans for the year. ACEA Highlights will be distributed to attending teachers. President L. B. Ergle urges member attendance.
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Aiken
John Arthur
Eureka Baptist Church
Pinecrest
William Slaughter
McBride Crout
South Carolina Education Association
ACEA
County Teachers Association
L. B. Ergle
Area Cadets Selected For Citadel Cadre
Three Citadel cadets from the North Augusta area join the 575 cadets in training during Plebe Week and the first weeks of the fall term. Cadets Cone Driver Williams, juniors and seniors, lead schedules for plebes and oversee training as ROTC members. The cadre, reporting Aug 26, prepared classrooms and barracks for the Sept 8 freshman arrival and Sept 10 classes.
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Charleston
Citadel
North Augusta
The
Military College
Corps of Cadets
Ira H. Rapp
Jason Arthur Cone
R. L. Cone Jr
Andrew Howard Driver III
A. H. Driver
Joseph Yates Williams Jr
J. Y. Williams
Jackson
Cone
South Carolina Corps of Cadets
Cadet Driver
Williams
Furman Paladin Push mobilizes area students for 1969 Homecoming
Fifteen area students assist Furman University in preparing the 1969 homecoming events on October 3 and 4. The celebration centers on Furman’s game with Carson-Newman College and honors Nobel laureate Dr. Charles Townes for laser and maser invention. Townes will be recognized at the alumni banquet Friday at 7 p.m. and a Plyler Science auditorium naming is planned.
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Furman University
Carson- Newman College
Charles N. Townes
Townes
Plyler Science Building
Former Gardner-Webb dean arrests on drug charges
Drug arrest reports Thomas F. Holland former dean of students at Gardner-Webb College was jailed in Boiling Springs North Carolina on four counts of obtaining illegal drugs. SBI Agent Van Parker said Holland faced a $2,000 bond.
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Boiling Springs
N. C
Thomas F. Holland
Gardner-Webb College
SBI
van Parker
Holland
Your Birthday Reading Offers Cautious Reformist Tone
The piece outlines a Libra born October 1 as a reformer with strong black or white views and timidity about acting on ideas. It describes gendered tendencies, demands for affection, and advice to balance sternness with love, plus daily scopes for each zodiac sign.
Moon based telescope could extend universe view to edge
Northwestern University astronomer Dr J Allen Hynek outlined a moon based telescope weighing 20 pounds and consuming four watts that, with no atmospheric distortion, could see twice as far as Earth telescopes and probe early galaxies to test Big Bang and Steady State theories at the Cloudcroft conference. Five Russian scientists are due in El Paso for the event.
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Cloudcroft
N.M
J. Allen Hynek
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Hynek
International Academy of Astronautics
International Orbiting
Earth
el Paso
Sweden's Erlander resigns after 23 years in power
Prime Minister Tage Erlander announces he will step down at 67 after 23 years leading Sweden's Social Democrats. His successor is expected to beEducation Minister Olof Palme. Erlander leaves a party with solid majority appeal and a legacy including pension reform and social welfare gains.
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Tage F. Erlander
Sweden
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Erlander
White House
Olof Palme
Social Democratic Party
Ihe Party
Agrarian
Center
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