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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1969

Page

2

Services Held For Dr. Lindley Rowe

Funeral services for Dr. Lindley Murray Rowe who died Thursday were held Sunday at Posey's Funeral Home in Graniteville with the Rev. James L. Goodwin officiating. Burial followed at Town Creek Cemetery. Dr. Rowe was a graduate of North Carolina State and Palmer School of Chiropractics.

Warrenville Lindley Murray Rowe Posey Graniteville James L. Goodwin Town Creek Rowe North Carolina State Palmer School of Chiropractics

Aiken Standard Publisher Note

Aiken Standard established 1987 publishes every morning except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 postal details and AP wire licensing are listed. The paper disclaims responsibility for ad errors but will correct in the next issue if notified.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken 6.C S.C Associated Press United Press International Therh

Beatrix’s Third Son Placed in Incubator

The newborn son of Crown Princess Beatrix was placed in an incubator after birth due to breathing trouble. Government information service said the condition is not unsatisfactory and the incubator care began several hours after the Saturday birth in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam Netherlands Beatrix Government Information Service

British Newsman Released By Reds

London AP Anthony Grey, 31, the British Reuters correspondent confined 26 months to his Red China home, returned to London Sunday. He said he was glad to be home but regrets Brits still imprisoned or missing in China. Grey was released in Beijing last week. Norman Barrymaine, 67, freed from Shanghai where he had been in solitary for 19 months, was arrested after arriving in 1968 on a Polish ship. Eleven Britons remain jailed in Red China.

London Anthony Grey China Reuters Grey Peking Red Chinese Norman Barrymaine Shanghai

Giant Kelp Dominates Ocean Flora at Sea

The ocean is covered by algae with giant kelp as a leading species. Among about 6000 algae varieties, kelp can reach lengths around 100 feet indicating its prominence in marine plant life.

Two Charged In Death Of 17 Year Old Youth

A 17 year old, Arnold Lee Brown of Jackson, died after a stabbing at Green's Cafe near Sleepy Hollow school about 3 30 am Saturday. Mary Brown of Augusta is charged as an accessory and Alex Brown is charged in the case. both are jailed in Richmond County and to be returned to Aiken.

Robert Johnson Arnold Lee Brown Jackson Mary Brown Augusta Alex Brown Johnson Richmond Aiken Green’s Sleepy Hollow School South Carolina Veterans Field of Honor Sunset Memory Gardens Highway No. 1 United States Armed Forces

Border Bridge Opened by Tito Jonas on Mura River

Yugoslavia's President Tito and Austria's President Jonas inaugurated a new border road and railroad bridge over the Mura River on Sunday. The ceremony marked a milestone in the Czech Austrian border corridor.

Gornja Radgona Yugoslavia Tito Franz Jonas Austria Mura

Water use per person falls from 115 to 150 gallons daily

The article notes that the United States averages 150 gallons of water daily per person. It cites a 1920 figure of about 115 gallons per capita per day.

United States

New BCBS South Carolina Major Medical Plan

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina introduces a major medical plan at about $2 per month. It supplements the basic program and offers expanded benefits of $5,000 $10,000 or $20,000 for prescribed drugs private duty nursing and ambulance service. Hospital and medical services beyond basic allowances are also covered.

Blue Cross Blue Shield South Carolina

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