Thurmond Opens Applications for U S Service Academies
Sen Strom Thurmond announced he is accepting applications for entrance examinations to the United States Air Force Merchant Marine Military and Naval academies for classes entering in summer 1970. Applicants should be in the upper third of their high school class and score at least 500 verbal 550 math on the College Board. You must meet physical requirements and show leadership. send a letter to Thurmond stating the chosen academy.
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Strom Thurmond
R.a.c
United States Air Force
Merchant Marine
Military
Naval
Thurmond
Sen
Senate
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Navy
Johnson Assigned To Greenville By Liberty Life
Archiv E Johnson has been assigned manager of the Greenville Berea branch office of Liberty Life Insurance Co. Johnson is a Belmont Abbey College graduate. Mr and Mrs Johnson have four children. Mrs Johnson is Christine Ebanks of Aiken. Liberty Life ranks in the top 5 percent of life insurers in the United States and Canada and holds over 2.6 billion of insurance in force.
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Archiv
E. Johnson
Greenville Berea
Liberty Life Insurance Co
Johnson
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont
N.C
Christine Ebanks
Aiken
Liberty Life
Liberty Corporator
United States
Canada
Catholic Men Plan Meeting In Columbia
State officers of the Charleston Diocesan Council of Catholic Men and deanery presidents from Charleston Columbia Greenville Florence and Aiken with parish representatives gather in Columbia at Murphy Hall St Peter s Catholic Rectory to plan the 1969 state convention in Orangeburg October 25 26. Nominating committees budgets and reports to set the agenda are listed with officers led by Al J Sauerborn president and Rev Peter Clark moderator.
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Charleston
Catholic Men
Columbia
Greenville
Florence
Aiken
Diocese of Charleston
Murphy Hall
St. Peter's
Assembly St
Orangeburg
E. van de Grift
John P. Hughes
James McDonald
Fred Knowles
Peter Clark
Robert Faulkes
William Petry
Thomas More
C. W. Broome Jr
J. al Snelling
al J. Sauerborn
Spartanburg
James H. Wroyd
Robert Foulkes
al Fleck
Louis C. Roach
Louis C. Roache
Pioneers Mark Week With 20th Anniversary Event
The Aiken Pioneers celebrate the South Carolina Tele Phone Pioneers twentieth anniversary during South Carolina Pioneers Week on September 7. The group, formed January 1 after branching from the Columbia council, covers telephone employees from Newberry to St. George and includes about 30 members in Aiken and eight in Orangeburg district. They support Eye Bank projects, Braille transcription, talking book machines, eye glasses drives, hospital visits, and youth programs with the Boys' Home of the South and scouting groups.
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Aiken Pioneers
South Carolina
Hagins
Eye Bank
Columbia
Veterans
Boys’ Home of the
50 000 Leave Mexican Homes In Flood Path
At least 50 000 people evacuated from Tamaulipas and Veracruz after torrential rains caused flash floods. Lowlands in Tampico and Veracruz were submerged, rivers flooded 37000 acres, crops damaged, no casualties reported.
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Mexico City
Tamaulipas
Veracruz
Tampico
Papaloapan
Witnesses Plan Meeting At Orangeburg
E N Rains of the Aiken Jehovah's Witnesses announces the semi annual Circuit convention for seventeen congregations at Orangeburg High School September 26 to 28 with the theme Right Kind of Ministers. About 75 from Aiken expected to attend for training in house to house ministry and Bible studies in local homes.
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E. N. Rains
Aiken
Jehovah's Witnesses
Orangeburg High School
Rains
Orangeburg
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