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06 Oct 1969
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1969
Page
1
Robbery at Mayfair home loots jewelry from widow Kathryn Miller
Police charge Daniel Redmond and William Hodgkins with armed theft of 240000 dollars in gems from the Mayfair residence of Mrs Kathryn Miller widow of Gilbert Miller. Two others Sean McGuinness and John Bennet are charged with impeding arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daniel Redmond
William Hodgkins
Mayfair
Kathryn Miller
Broadway
Gilbert Miller
Nixon sails alone after Florida weekend cruise
President Nixon wrapped up a sunny Florida weekend with a final boat ride aboard the Coco Lobo in Biscayne Bay. He spent the day in work and talks on Vietnam with aides, skipping church and returning to Washington Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Washington
Florida
Vietnam
Biscayne Bay
Coco Lobo
Charles G. Rebozo
Neighborly fence quarrel ends in double murder suicide
In Zell erfeld Germany a dispute over a garden fence led Friedrich Thormann age 64 to shoot Albert Kleinewig 48 and his son Guenther 16 before killing himself with a rifle. Kleinewig's mother was wounded. Police described the killings as the result of the boundary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellerfeld
Germany
Friedrich Thormann
Albert Kleinewig
Kleinewig
Thormann
Guenther
FBI hunts for missing woman and daughter after convict arrest
In Waterloo Iowa the FBI intensified the search for Linda Mae Peugeot 21 and her 2 year old daughter Lin Mae after Stanley B Hoss Jr 22 was captured by Waterloo police as he tried to enter a car. A Maryland warrant charges Hoss with kidnapping the Peugeot duo in Cumberland on September 22. The FBI would not confirm the purse and car seat belong to the Peugeots or whether clues about the pair’s fate were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
FBI
Stanley B. Hoss Jr
Linda Mae Peugeot
Maryland
Hoss
U N To Debate Hijackers At General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly is poised to add a debate on punishing airliner hijackers to its agenda. Eleven nations will back a letter to Secretary-General U Thant urging action at the current session. Dutch Foreign Minister Jos Luns signaled the move during policy talks as President Nixon pressed for high priority on hijacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
U Thant
Assembly
Joseph M.A. H. Luns
Nixon
U S Air Force C130 Delivers Tents to Algerian Flood Victims
A U S Air Force C130 landed at Algiers Maison Blanche airport with 125 tents as a gift from the United States for flood victims in Algeria. The tents, each for 15 people, arrived from Italy and were given to Algerian Red Crescent representatives amid tensions from the 1967 Middle East conflict and severed diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
USS
Air Force
Maison Blanche
U.S
Algeria
Italy
Algerian Red Crescent
Rail unions clash over compulsory retirement bill at AFL-CIO meet
Atlantic City AP reports bitter behind the scenes quarrel among railroad union leaders at the AFL-CIO convention over a bill to set a compulsory retirement age for about 600,000 rail workers. Charles Luna of UTU supports the bill while Machinists VP William W. Winpisinger opposes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Luna
Machinists
William W. Winpisinger
Underground railroad aiding deserters to Canada noted by NYT
The New York Times reports hundreds of American military deserters escape monthly to Canada aided by a loosely organized underground railroad. Major centers are in New York Boston and San Francisco with groups like Move ment and various pacifist, religious and antiwar networks providing shelter false papers money and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Canada
New York Times
Underground Railroad
Boston
San Francisco
The
Movement
Resistance
G.I
Undefeated Schofield, Saints, Hornets Win Friday Football
St Angela S Schofield remains undefeated with a 2 16 victory over Hopkins High as Levi Isaac scores late. St Angela's Saints crush Harleyville Ridgeville 28 8 with Caver Hass Razor touchdowns. Aiken Hornets top Graniteville 32 12 led by Wilson Plunkett and Ted Cain fumbles. Langley Bath Clearwater 318 over Bamberg led by Terry Burt and Larry Holley. Jackson Indians roll Ridge Spring Monetta 40 8 with Douse Steed and Mims scoring. Ridge Spring Monetta defense yields two safeties and an interception return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
St. Angela
Levi Isaac
Schofield Rams
Hopkins High
Columbia
Rams
Hopkins
Rudolph Hall
James Johnson
Nathanial Hankerson
Isaac
Hankerson
Harleyville
S. C
St. Angela’s Saints
Harleyville - Ridgeville
Saints
Tony Caver
Ronald Razor
Caver
Tony Hass
Razor
Red Devil
Graniteville
Aiken
Wilson Plunkett
Hornets
Ted Cain
Cain
Rocks
Hornet
Paul Sumner
Norman Belcher
Billy Hewitt
Roger Ramsey
Clearwater
Terry Burt
Larry Holley
Langley - Bath - Clearwater
Bamberg
Lions
Burt
Buster Waters
Holley
Emery Southard
Larry Drawdy
Jackson
Ridge
Ridge Spring
Monetta
Joel Long
Douse
Ben Sanders
Jimmy Ki
Pro Football Scores Versus and American League Update
The Colts defeated the Falcons 21 to 14 while the Cowboys routed the Eagles 38 to 7 and the Lions beat the Browns 28 to 21. The Cardinals upset the Steelers 14 to 0 and the Giants topped the Bears 28 to 24. In the American League the Jets won 23 to 14 over the Patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts
Falcons
Cowboys
Eagles
Lions
Browns
Cardinals
Steelers
Giants
Bears
First Services Conducted In New Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Aiken held its first services in a new million dollar building on World-Wide Communion Sunday. The hexagonal sanctuary features six stainless steel ribs and a six sided globe-steeple design, with services at 9 and 11 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Laurens St
Barnwell Ave
Busch
First Presbyterian Church of
Aiken
America
Sanctuary opens with grand design and new organ
The First Church opens a tall sanctuary with walnut oak pews for 600, a walnut sounding board, glass wraparound, and a $45,000 organ. Rev James L. Goodwin leads the Sunday sermon praising the completed building and its future service. Wheeler attends U S Command briefings on Vietnam and potential troop withdrawals while US infantry combat near Cambodia leaves 44 North Vietnamese dead with no US casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Goodwin
First Church
Wheeler
U. S
U .S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Police Uniform Changes Across Several Cities
Across the United States police uniforms vary from city to city. Everett Washington features green-gold jackets while Dover Township New Jersey sports navy-blue blazers and blue-gold striped ties. Menlo Park California wears forest-green blazers with pastel yellow shirts. Burnsville Minnesota uses blue blazers with French blue trousers as “Public-safety Officers.” Greenville Charleston and Columbia South Carolina maintain traditional blue uniforms. The shift aims to shed what a police chief calls the gestapo look and improve community relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Everett
Wash
Dover Township
N. J
Menlo Park
Calif
Burnsville
Minn
Minneapolis
Police uniforms not under review in Aiken or Charleston
Aiken Police Chief James B. Brown says uniform changes are not being considered due to budget and image concerns. Charleston Chief John F. Conroy argues the beat officer in uniform best builds trust, while other leaders cite civilian attire as improving community relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
James B. Brown
Brown
Richard Clement
Dover Township
N.J
John F. Conroy
Charleston
Conroy
City Opens Campaign Against Fire
Aiken Fire Department holds Fire Prevention Week open houses and outreach in schools and clubs. Chief James C. Busbee invites residents to visit stations and meet firefighters to learn prevention. The center displays early gear and a steam pumper in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Busbee
Aiken
Busbee
Registration Books To Close On Saturday
Voters in the City of Aiken are reminded that registration books close Oct 11 ahead of the Nov 11 City Council election. Those moving within precincts or into the city must reregister, with residency requirements varying by origin. The Board of Registration is at 216 Chesterfield St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Aiken City
Republican Party
Board of Registration
Chesterfield St
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Gary Kendrick
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Ken Widener
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Earle G. Wheeler
US S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
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George Mitterwald
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