Educators Mixed on Gibbons Gubernatorial Run
South Carolina Education Association leaders report mixed feelings about Carlos Gibbons running for governor. J M Crout says the group will stay neutral pending member vote. Others see potential impact on policy and school funding amid possible campaigns by multiple Democrats and Republicans.
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South Carolina Education Association
Carlos Gibbons
J. M. Crout
Crout
Association
Gibbons
O. Kermit McCarter Jr
Classroom Teachers Association
McCarther
Orangeburg
McCarter
South Carolina
John West
Lester Bates
Arthur Ravenel
Charleston
U. S
Albert Watson
Black Students Return to Clemson After Campus Boycott
Black student leaders at Clemson agreed to resume classes after the university appealed for calm. About 40 to 60 students walked off following tensions over Confederate flags and a skit, with administration promising protection and a peaceful return to campus life.
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Clemson
Clemson University
Student League For Black Identity
Joseph Grant
Grant
Robert Edwards
Edwards
Spartanburg
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801. It lists mailing and subscription rates and notes AP and United Press International affiliations with correction policy and carrier and mail delivery options.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Groppi’s Release Ordered by Supreme Court
Justice Thurgood Marshall ordered the release from prison of Rev. James E. Groppi on bail until the Supreme Court rules on his case. If the high court rules against him, the freedom would end automatically. Groppi, jailed Oct. 17 in Milwaukee for probation violation after a Wisconsin Assembly Chamber protest, had been sentenced to six months in 1968 for resisting arrest during a 1967 open housing march.
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Washington (Ap
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
James E. Groppi
Marshall
Father Groppi
Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Wisconsin Assembly Chamber
Thieves Break Into Hess Station on Highway 1
A Hess service station on U S Highway 1 South was burglarized between 12 30 a m and 6 30 a m. Officers say about 540 dollars in cash and a box of tools worth 35 dollars were stolen. Earlier in the year thieves took roughly 8 000 from the same station.
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Hess
U. S. Highway 1
Aiken County
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Charleston Truck Driver Plans Challenge to Rep Rivers
Thomas Edward Wilson a 57 year old truck driver and real estate man announces he will oppose U S Rep Mendel Rivers in next year s election He backs liberal ideas including land reform and a federal program to buy and resell farm property while promoting rural relocation He also urges strong law and order measures and accepts some pollution for industry in shared growth goals.
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Charleston
Thomas Edward Wilson
Wilson
U. S
Mendel Rivers
D-S. C
Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
John C. Calhoun
Mrs. Tindall Dies In Hospital In Aiken County
Effie Mae Benson Tindall of RFD 4 died Monday in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral and burial will be in Ocilla Georgia. Survivors include stepmother Cynthia Benson of Wray. daughter Lois Floyd of Aiken. sons Johnnie Tindall of Aiken James Tindall of Titusville Fla W A Tindall of Garden City Mich. sisters Ruby Varnadore of McRae Bud Parker of Douglas. brother Otis Benson of McRae. half brothers Henry Benson of Wray and H B Benson of Ambrose. Native of Ben Hill County Georgia. Lived in Aiken two years.
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Effie Mae Benson Tindall
RFD
Aiken County Hospital
Ocilla
Cynthia Benson
Wray
Lois Floyd
Aken
Johnnie Tindall
Aiken
James Tindall
Titusville
Fla
W. A. Tindall
Garden City
Mich
Ruby Varnadore
McRae
Bud Parker
Douglas
Otis Benson
Henry Benson
H. B. Benson
Ambrose
Tindall
Ben Hill County
Georgia
Aiken Native Charles P. Andrews Retires From Federal Service
Aiken native Charles P. Andrews retires after nearly 30 years with the Federal government. He joined the Army Corps of Engineers in 1939, served in World War II, and led civilian and enlisted staff at Ft. Meade before moving to the Huntington District in 1947.
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Charles P. Andrews
Office of Administrative Services
Huntington District
Army Corps of Engineers
Aiken
Andrews
Corps
Chief of Engineers
Washington
Ohio River
U. S. Army
8Th Infantry Division
Ft. George G. Meade
Huntington
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Aiken Artist Guild Plans Annual Fall Show
The Aiken Artist Guild will stage its annual fall exhibit in the Pine Room of the Commercial Hotel from November 6 to 11 with 24 hour public access. Hang date is November 5 from 9 am to 11 am, dues due then, up to two original framed works per artist, media including sculpture accepted, juried by Freeman Schoolcraft of Augusta College who will also provide private critiques.
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Pine Room
Commercial Hotel
Aiken County
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Mexico
University of Chicago
Lexington Gallery
Art Institute of Chicago
Museum of Fine Arts of Santa Fe
New Mexico
Whitney Museum
New York City
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