Nixon Fills Draft Appeal Board Spots
Nixon fills two vacancies on the National Selective Service Appeal Board in California and Florida. Levi Jackson 41 of Detroit and Elmer Banks Jr. of Winter Park Fla join as Civilian members named by the President to decide claims or questions from registrants.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
National Selecton Service Appeal Board
Yale Foot
Levi Jackson
Etroit
Elmer Banks Jr
Wine Park
Fla
Jackson
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
Banks
Commercial Bank of
Winter Park
South Seminole Bank
Fern Park
Combanks Cort
Henry Hwiazda
Kenneth Cement
Appeal Board
Violence Grips Parkesburg After Shooting Incident
Police reported a sniper shot a Negro woman in a crowd as white officers arrested Black men for drag racing. Norman J. Pine ordered an investigation into the Parkesburg shootout that left Harry Dickinson dead and sparked looting in Parkesburg and nearby Coatesville as state police moved in.
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Sunda
Negroce
Norman J. Pine
Parkesburg
Harry Dickinson
Dickinson
Laymen’s Action Council
Parkesburg Arms Hotel
Coatesville
Philadelphia
Youth Movement Plans Dances for Aiken Youths
Aiken organizers push a youth movement to attract young residents by hosting a Saturday dance in the St Angela Academy gym. The plan aims to unite youths through events connected to a cleanup campaign and improve the city’s appeal.
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Aiken
St. Angela Academy Gymnasium
Aiken Standard notice on publication details and policies
The Aiken Standard daily in 1867 publishes weekdays with AP and UP dispatches. It outlines postage, address, copyright, and correction policy, noting no responsibility for ad errors but free correction in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Richland Avenue
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Camvier
Tricentennial license tags mark South Carolina year
South Carolina renewals began Tuesday as 1970 license plates carry a Tricentennial tribute reading 1670 300 years 1970. An official said the slogan exception reflects the state celebration. Initial Aiken County tag DZ 1001 issued to John Walker. county offices on U.S. Highway 1 open 8:30 to 5 weekdays.
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John Walker
Aiken County
South Carolina
Highway Department
S. C
Hampton Avenue
Walker
South Carolina Highway Department
U.S. Highway 1
Aiken
668000 Pupils Start New School Year Across South Carolina
The Associated Press reports that about 668000 students began the new academic year in South Carolina with many districts adopting portable classrooms and staggered schedules. Negro enrollment in formerly all white schools is expected to rise from 15 percent to as high as 25 percent. Kindergarten pilots run in 52 districts across 36 of 46 counties. State teacher pay aid increased by about 800 dollars per teacher, with local taxes providing supplemental funds.
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Columbia
Galvez
Irwin Avenue
Charlotte
N.C
Cumberland County
Alabama
Choctaw County
Supt
W. S. Napper
Mass Supreme Court postpones Kopechne inquest in Kennedy case
Massachusetts Supreme Court Associate Justice Paul Reardon postponed the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death, citing grave constitutional questions raised by Kennedy's lawyers. The full court will review the matter, with Judge Boyle to forward reports and a list of attending newsmen. Kennedy's camp warns against further pretrial publicity while Kennedy plans to testify if needed.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
Paul C. Reardon
Edward M. Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
Kennedy
Edward B. Hanity
Reardon
Hanify
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Edmund Dinis
Atty
Gen. Quinn
Supreme Court
Hanity
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha's Vineyard
Edgartown
Dist
Boyle
Haniy
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
Cape Cod
Mixing of School Integration Roils the South
The largest dose of school integration in the South triggered boycotts picketing and even padlocks on schools across several states on opening day. White pupils in Alabama Florida Louisiana and North Carolina led or joined protests while federal actions moved against Georgia districts and Louisiana cases. In Atlanta area College Park and nearby communities pupils faced disruption as families protested desegregation plans and court orders. Local clashes included fired bombs in North Carolina and widespread closures and limited operations in several districts.
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Atlanta
South
Florida
Colorado
Associated Press
Alabama
Louisiana
North Carolina
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Wallace
Nixon
Department of Justice
Georgia
Robert H. Finch
Denver
U.S. Supreme Court
Emanuel County
Walter C. McMillan Jr
College Park
Jefferson County School Board
Birming
Two-Vehicle Collision Hurts Four In Aiken
Four people from Route 6, Aiken were injured in a two vehicle crash at Marlboro Street and Barnwell Avenue in Aiken. John B. Walker 16 and passengers Michael Walker 13 Jimmy Walker 15 and Katharine Walker 19 were hospitalized after the car overturned. Rudell Hickson 28 of Route 4 Aiken faced charges for failing to yield right of way.
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Aiken
Marlboro Street
Barnwell Avenue
John B. Walker
Rudell Hickson
John Walker
Michael Walker
Jimmy Walker
Katherine Walker
Aiken County Hospital
Hickson
One Death on Highway 19 in Aiken County
Aiken County reports one highway fatality during the holiday weekend. George Washington Gramblin, 37, of Easley died after a two car crash at the intersection of Highways 19 and 191 north of Aiken. His wife and 7-year-old son were injured. Walter L. Jeter of Warrenville led the other car. The incident occurred around noon Monday and is under investigation.
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Aiken County
George Washington Gramblin
Easley
Augusta
Aiken
Gramblin
H. T. Mole
University Hospital, Augusta
Walter L. Jeter
Warrenville
Labor Day Holiday Toll on Nation's Roads
609 persons were killed on roads and highways during the Labor Day weekend, lower than the National Safety Council estimate of 625 to 725. The AP survey covered 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, with 435 deaths for the nonholiday period. The count marks the third holiday of 1969 with decreased fatalities from 1968’s 688.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Secoure Em Memorial
Young GOP Group To Meet Tonight
A group of young Republicans is set to hold a meeting at 8 p.m. at Angela Academy in Aiken. Members plan to discuss party activities and upcoming events.
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Young Gop
Unty Young Republicans
Angela Academy
Organo
Aiken
Buck Owens Plans Saturday Hee Haw Show in Columbia
Buck Owens and The Buckaroos bring the Hee Haw style to Columbia Coliseum Saturday at 8 p m. with Susan Raye and The Hagers. Owens has been named America's top male artist for five years and headlines a star lineup of country entertainers. Tickets available from the Coliseum in Columbia South Carolina.
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Columbia
Buck Owens
Owens
Buckaroos
Susan Raye
The
Hagers
America
John
Jim
Coliseum
8. C
Camera Club Meets Tonight At SCN Bank in Aiken
The Aiken Camera Club holds a 7 30 p m meeting in the Civic Room of South Carolina National Bank. Jack and Irene Gregory present an in depth travel series on their Ireland trip. Gregory spoke in Dublin at the Photographic Society of Ireland to show autumn color in the Western Carolinas. Public invited to attend.
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Aiken Camera Club
South Carolina National Bank
Jack
Irene Gregory
Ireland
Whle
Dublin
Gregory
The
Photographic Society of Ireland
Carolinas
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