Charles K Parks Services Friday at St Mary Help of Christians
Funeral services for Navy Hospital Corpsman Charles K. Parks Jr. of Knox Avenue will be held at St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church with burial in Aiken Memorial Park. He was killed in action near DaNang, Vietnam on August 21. Survivors include parents, two sisters, grandmother, and grandparents. Born in Atlanta, he lived much of his life in Aiken and was a graduate of Aiken High School. He served in Vietnam since May and was attached to Mike Company, First Marine Division. Active and honorary bearers are listed.
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Navy Hospital
Charles K
Chuck) Parks Jr
Knox Avenue
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
George Lewis Smith
George Funeral Home
Atlanta
Mr. Parks
Aiken
Aiken Hh
Vietnam
Navy
Mike Co
First Marine Division
Mary Help of Christians Church
AIC
Richard W. Turner Jr
James Farmer
Stuart Harris
Philip K. McNair
Maurice Williams Jr
David R. Parks
Edward S. Parks
HMS FP. C. West
Switzer
Robert Heilig
Charles Holley
Ralph Maloney
James Peterson Jr
Michael LaBoone
David Heaing
Richard Thornton
Bruce Wheele
Jules Severin
John Saunderson
Robert Turner
Patrick Carter
Alva Barron to Address Engineers on Air Pollution
Alva Barron Jr. president of Fly Ash Corp Birmingham will address ASME members on September 11 at 8 p.m. at Heart Wet Alken Restaurant. Barron, a Georgia Tech alumnus and registered engineer, leads a growing Alabama tech firm and holds seven patents. John H C Steele invites attendees to the social dinner at 6:30 7 00 and 8 p.m. reservations via Judge Shaffer or extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah V. Barron Jr
Fly Ash Corporation
Birmingham
Ala
American Sorgiety of Mechanical Engineers
Jin
Barron
Georgia Land
Georgia Tech
Alabama
John H. C. Steele
CSRA
ASME
Judge Shaffer
Read the Funnies Our Classified Ads Sometimes Funnier
A lighthearted look at how classified ads in this paper veer toward humor and quirky notices. Readers share playful snippets and readers respond with jokes and witty captions reflecting local life and small town humor.
State's GOP Leaders Active Toward Election Wins In '70
Influential Republicans move to fund and field a statewide professional poll assessing 1970 races. They expect Albert W. Watson to win the governorship and sweep allied GOP offices, with Edens pushing for a December to January survey and broader issue coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Hugh F. Gibson
Columbia
Albert W. Watson
Republican National
J. Drake Edens Jr
Edens
Watson
Charleston
Arthur Ravenel Jr
Aiken Standard Publisher Information Note
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes mornings except Sundays and offers mail subscriptions and classified notices. The notice lists address 213 Richland Avenue W, Aiken SC 29801, box 456, and states AP and UP International wire services rights and error corrections policy.
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Aiken Standard
Richland Avenue
Aiken
8. C
8.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Carriex
Ford Discontinues Falcon in 1970 Line Switch
Ford Motor Co. said it will end the Falcon line to favor the Maverick, aiming for a larger U S market share. Production of 1970 Falcons runs to December as Kansas City lines switch to Mavericks. Maverick sales reach 115,106 by Aug 20 with 40 percent of July domestic compact car sales. Falcon sales have declined since 1961.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Naughton
Volkswagen
Falcon
Kansas City
United States
Ho Chi Minh dies as Hanoi weighs leadership shift
North Vietnam announces Ho Chi Minh death on dawn broadcast. Officials in Saigon expect no immediate policy changes. A proposed trio Duan Chinh Dong may form a collective leadership while Giap looms as potential ally or challenger. Ton Duc Thang could be interim president to avert power clash.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Paris
South
Hanoi
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnamese Workers Party
Standing Committee
National Assembly
Council of Ministers
Democratic
Hotel Majestic
Duan
Chinh
Dong
Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Giap
Ton Duc Thang
Thang
Uncle Ho
France
Hue
Europe
Moscow
Lenin
Stalin
Trotsky
Indochina
Episcopalians Set Up Fund For A Cause
The Episcopal Church authorized a 200000 fund likely to aid the Black Economic Development Conference BEDC after debate over BEDC Black Manifesto. The House of Deputies backed allocating at least 200000 though routed through the National Committee of Black Churchmen pending House of Bishops ratification.
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South Bend
Ind
Episcopalians Wednesday
Black Economic Development Conference
BEDC
Frederick Williams
Inkster
Mich
Episcopal
House of Deputies
America
Assembly
Interdenominational National Committee of
Robert P. Varley
Salisbury
Hiram W. Neuwoehner
St. Louis
Stephen Bayne
New York
Charles F. Bound
Morgan Guaranty and Trust Co
Calvin Marshall
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ite
Coroner Schedules Inquests for Multiple Local Deaths
Aiken County coroner James Gregory announced inquests for several local deaths. William Starrick died after a car accident and a heart attack in Aiken. Willie Mae Anderson was struck by a car on Highway 1 in Graniteville. George W. Gramblin II, an Pickens Junior High football coach, died from injuries in a two car crash near Aiken. Joe Louis Abner, a nine year old, fell from a tractor and was run over. An inquest date for Anderson is not set.
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Aiken County
James Gregory
William H. Starrick
Banks Terrace
Aiken
Gloverville
Gregory
Starrick
Willie Mae Anderson
Graniteville
Joseph Spagnola
Elizabeth
N.J
George W. Gramblin II
Pickens
Gramblin
Joe Louis Abner
Clara Abner
Augusta
Israelis Raid Emplacements In Jordan And Lebanon
Israeli jets bombed suspected Arab gun emplacements in Jordan and Lebanon on Wednesday in retaliation for guerrilla attacks on a border patrol and an Israeli settlement. The attack hit a former Jordanian police station at Ad Desiyeh after bazooka fire was reported directed from there at an Israeli patrol. No casualties were reported.
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Jordan
Lebanon
Addesiyeh
Protocol chief recalls duties amid diplomatic duties and family updates
The article profiles the U S Protocol Office led by Smoak and its 45 staff handling relations with 114 foreign ambassadors and 44 international organizations. Smoak praises staff and Emil Mosbacher while noting the Smoaks' children starting at Citadel Emory and a Washington private school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Office of Protocol
United Nations
Smoak
Patrick
Citadel
Frederick
Emory University
Mary Frances
Washington
State Bank Becomes Bankers Trust of South Carolina
State Bank and Trust Company will open as Bankers Trust of South Carolina after approvals. President W. W. Johnson says the name signals strength and public confidence, not a change in ownership, as a merger with The Carolina Bank & Company of Charleston progresses. The bank ranks as the fourth largest in the state with over 46 offices and assets exceeding $200 million after the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank & Trust Company
Bankers Trust of
South Carolina
W. W. Johnson
Bankers Trust
Carolina Bank & Company of
Charleston
Power Failure Halts New York Stock Exchange Trading
A power failure disrupted activity on the New York Stock Exchange, halting trading for 33 minutes after a 128 000 volt feeder line failed between Consolidated Edison facilities. The outage began at 12 28 p m and markets resumed at 1 05 p m.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Edison
East River
Stock Exchange
Death of W H Starrick at 72 in Aiken
William H. Starrick 72 of 742 Banks Terrace died Wednesday in Aiken County Hospital after a brief illness. Services Friday at 2 pm at George Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. George Filer. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Survived by widow Maude, four daughters, two stepsons, brother, and several relatives. Veteran of WWI and member of several local orders. Mason rites at graveside by Aiken Lodge 156 AFM.
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William H. Starrick
Banks Terrace
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
George Filer
Sunset Memory Gardens
Maude W. Starrick
Co. E. Barnes
Springfield
Ohio
Carl W. Cole
North Augusta
Edward C. Cole
Charlotte
N. C
Earl Starrick
Titusville
Fla
Logan County
Starrick
Aiken
First Christian Church of
American Legion
H. S. Kissel Lodge
A.F.M
Aiken Lodge 156
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St. Mary ¢ Church
DaNang
South Vietnam
Aiken Memorial Park
Charles H. Parks
Veleta Ann Parks
Theresa Catherine Parke
R. Hodges Still
Athens, Ga
E. S. Parks
Alva Barron
Harold Hughes
Iowa
United Planning Commission
UPI
Republican Party
John C. West
Lester L. Bates
Bates
White House
Harry $. Dent
Floyd D. Spence
Lexington
Pham Hung
FPC I‘uro
Radio Hanoi
Episcopalians
THE
State Bank & Trust Co
W. H. Starrick
Fulmer’s
Bell Memorial Auditorium
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Floyd Cramer
Homer and
Jethro
Omac
Music City
McAry
SOX
Atcess
Festival OF Music
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MGM
Carol Lynley
Julie Newmar
Mildred Natwick
Fritz Weaver
Gsed Panavision
Metrocolor
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