Israelis Held After Rome to Damascus Hijacking
Israeli passengers including a 15 year old girl and two elderly men were kept at Damascus University dorms while the Israeli Defense Ministry and Damascus airport officials arranged their status. Hijackers linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demanded hostage exchanges tied to Syria and Palestinian prisoners.
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Charles W. Tillinghast
New York
Syria
Prof
Shlomo Samuelhoff
Jerusalem
Hebrew University
Damascus University
Defense Ministry
Rome
Leila Khaled
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israel
United States
Samuelou
Cairo
Front
Plunkett Rites Not Yet Planned
Arden funeral notices state D C Plunkett aged 43 of Arden North Carolina drowned August 2 in the Wrench Broad River near Arden. George Funeral Home to announce arrangements. Survived by widow Navonne Johnson Plunkett of Arden and sister Mrs Finley Temples of Aiken South Carolina. He was son of the late Clint and Ellen Jordan Plunkett and a Mt Pleasant Baptist Church member.
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Arden, N.C
D. C
Clint and
Ellen Jordan Plunkett
Arden
Mt. Pleasant
Navonne Johnson Plunkett
Finley Temples
Aiken, S. C
Mrs. Dorland Dies Funeral Today in Aiken Church
Mrs. Janie Trull Dorland of Henry Street dies Thursday in Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at First Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. George C. Cashwell officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park. Survived by husband Sgt Robert J Dorland USAF, mother Effie Goff, father William L. Tull, five sons, two sisters, four brothers. George Funeral Home in charge.
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Janie Trull Dorland
Henry Street
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
George C. Cashwell
Aiken Memorial Park
Robert J Dorland
USAF
Effie Goff
Aiken
William L. Tull
Swainsboro
Robert J. Dorland Jr
David Brian Dorland
William Leo Dorland
Michael Wayne Dorland
Stephen Emory Dorland
Sarah Williamson
Elethea Dorey
George Trull
Clearwater
Dilly Tull
Emory Trull
Ft. Gordon, Ga
William Trull
Swainscro
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The notice lists the Aiken Standard founded 1867 with publication schedule and contact, office address at 21 Richland Avenue W, Aiken South Carolina. It notes AP exclusive local news rights and UP International membership. Rates show carrier and mail options with yearly and shorter-term prices.
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Aiken Standard
Richland Avenue
Aiken
Ss. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Riots Persist as Barricades Still Stand in Northern Ireland
Sunlit Sunday sees barricades blocking Catholic areas of Belfast and Londonderry. Lt general Sir Ian Freeland meets leaders of Free Belfast and Free Derry districts seeking to end the standoff. Protestant police reforms are cited as a demand before concessions, with no progress reported.
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Britain
Tie'fast
Londonderry
Ian Freeland
Camille's Toll: 139 Dead 76 Listed Missing
Hurricane Camille caused 139 confirmed deaths in Louisiana and Mississippi and 76 people were listed as missing. Tom Virden of Jackson said about 4,500 others were injured in the storm.
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Camille
Jackson, Miss
Louisiana
Mississippi
The
Red Cross
Tom Virden
Jackson
Central Mississippi
Marines Report No Casualties in Da Nang Area Action
U.S. Marines described limited ground fighting across South Vietnam with no Marine casualties reported near Da Nang. At Que Son Valley 31 miles southwest of Da Nang some forces tried to cut off the Noc Thanh end Division while other Marines 15 miles north reported enemy movement and 20 killed.
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South Vietnam
da Nang
Que Son
Town and Country Club resumes activities season kickoff
The Town and Country Club enters its 18th year at 10 a.m. Thursday on Whiskey Road. Members will explore fall activities with instructors in tennis painting golf wills and property matters bridge piano and slimnastics. Local TV announcer Bill Walton will star in a comedy skit by Mrs Winnie McGahee.
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Town and Country Club
Fermata Club
Whiskey Road
Mary Honneck
Marilyn Brown
J. B. Stanridge
Millie Dufour
Elmer Todd
Harriet Hussey
M. Stilp
McNair Sees Inflation as Top Domestic Concern
McNair reported that inflation is our general feeling of the moment and the No. 1 problem for us domestically. He noted governors are especially worried about high interest rates.
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McNair
Editor Speaks Before 6000 At Boston Campus Meet
Erwin D. Canham editor in chief of the Christian Science Monitor told 6000 students from 31 countries in Boston that certain unrest should be supported as a force against injustice and hypocrisy. The gathering, part of a three day conference on campus responsibility, carried the theme Building in a Revolutionary Period.
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Boston
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science
Reading Clinic Trainees Scheduled for Two Workshops
Eight persons are receiving training in workshops for instructors in the Aiken Reading Clinic 4 literacy program. The sixth year of classes starts the last week in September with two final workshop sessions led by Mrs. W. D. Halfacre at 10 a.m. on Tuesday and September 9 in the Services Council building. Former instructors and students will be notified of starting dates, and new students may be registered through United Fund agencies housing the program.
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Aiken
W. D. Halfacre
Services Council
Barnwell Ave
United Fund
Services Held For Mrs. Cook
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. R. Lee Cook widow of R. Lee Cook at Tabernacle Baptist Church cemetery burial followed. A native of Aiken County she was a daughter of the late George and Sallie Garvin Cook and member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters Miss Georgie Cook Mrs Louis Gregory and Mrs Mary Moyer all of Aiken two sons Roy E. Cook Savannah Ira J. Cook and Pope Cook both of Aiken two sisters Mrs C Garvin and Mrs R Little Brod of Salley three brothers L H Cook of Salley Boyce Cook of Wagoner and Jack Cook of West Columbia sixteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Bearers listed with honorary bearers. George Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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R. Lee Cook
Robert I
Cate
Tabernacleaptist Church
Aiken County
George and
Sallie Garvin Cook
The
First Baptist Church
Georgie Cook
Louis Gregory
Mary Moyer
Aiken
Roy E. Cook
Savannah
Ira J. Cook
Pope Cook
C. Garvin
R. Little Brod
Salley
L. H. Cook
Boyce Cook
Wagoner
Jack Cook
West Columbia
Oregon Wins First NCAA Basketball Championship
University of Oregon defeats Ohio State 46 to 33 to claim the inaugural NCAA basketball title in 1939.
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University of Oregon
Ohio State
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