IRS Rules Private School Tax Exemption for Thom as Heyward Academy
The IRS issued a favorable ruling recognizing Thomas Heyward Academy in Ridgeland SC as tax exempt after it adopted a racially nondiscriminatory admissions policy. The ruling follows the July 10 IRS statement that private schools cannot be excused from tax exempt status or charitable deductions if they practice racial discrimination.
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Columbia
Internal Revenue Service
South Carolina
H.M. McLeod
Thomas Heyward Academy, Inc
Ridgeland
IRS
Thomas Heyward Academy
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Pricing
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays. Includes address post office box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina zip 29801. Rates: per week by carrier 1.50 per month 18.50 per year by mail 9.50 6 months 5.00 or 3 months by mail.
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Diane Pike Argues ESP Is Vindicated By Facts
Diane Pike supports her late husband Bishop James Pike's belief in life after death and communication with the dead. She likens extrasensory talent to musical ability and cites accumulated data leaders say support clairvoyance and ESP as real phenomena studied by scientists.
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Diane Pike
Los Angeles
James Pike
Pike
Waste Treatment Improvement Ordered for SC Plants
The South Carolina Pollution Control Authority ordered three plants and a public water and sewer district to upgrade waste treatment. United Piece Dye Works of North Charleston Reeves Bros. of Bishopville Reichold Chemical Co. of Hampton and Greenville County Slater Water and Light District were named. Westinghouse plant in Hampton was also ordered to seek a new permit for facility modifications.
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Columbia
South Carolina Pollution Control Authority
United Piece Dye Works
North Charleston
Reeves Bros
Bishopville
Reichold Chemical Co
Hampton
Greenville County
Slater Water and Light District
Westinghouse
Insect Stings Can Be Fatal
A public health note explains the risk from stings by bees wasps and hornets, noting about 25 U.S. deaths yearly among sensitized individuals. It lists symptoms, first aid such as sting removal by scraping, ice packs, antihistamines, steroids, calcium, epinephrine, and the option of injections to reduce sensitivity.
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U.S
Springs Mills to Train Jobless in South Carolina and North Carolina
Fort Mill officials announce a U S Labor funded program to train more than 900 disadvantaged workers at Springs Mills plants in Fort Mill Lancaster Chester South Carolina and Wagram North Carolina. Trainees receive transportation and medical aid and earn 1.60 per hour before rising to 2.47 as on the job training progresses with 16 to 28 weeks of basic pay and education.
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Fort Mill
Springs Mills
J.B. Mullineaux
Grant South Carolina Textile Company
U.S. Department of Labor
Mullineaux
Lancaster
Chester
South Carolina
Wagram
N.C
Population figures push Raleigh and Columbia over 100000
Raleigh North Carolina reaches 117 676 in the preliminary 1960 census counts while Columbia South Carolina climbs to 111 706 The census bureau reports 150 cities above 100 000 with Charlotte Greensboro and Winston Salem also surpassing the threshold in the Carolinas
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N.C
Columbia
S. C
U.S
Carolinas
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N. C
Greensboro
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Psychiatrist To Report In Green Beret Hearing
An Army hearing at Fort Bragg expected a report from Lt Col Bruce Bailey on Capt Jeffrey MacDonald’s examination. Bailey’s two week review follows a civilian psychiatrist’s testimony that MacDonald may be incapable of murder. Trial arguments are to conclude Friday.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Jeffrey MacDonald
Bruce Bailey
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D.C
MacDonald
Bailey
Green Beret
Warren V. Rock
Rock
Army
Russell S. Fisher
State of
Maryland
Fisher
Bernard L. Segal
Segal
New Drugs Described At VD Symposium
At a Southeast ern VD symposium in Columbia about 300 physicians and public health nurses attended. Dr Walter H Smartt of Los Angeles County Health Department spoke on new drugs and speakers covered tracing disease sources and securing public and patient cooperation in reporting cases for treatment.
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Columbia
Walter H. Smartt
Los Angeles County Health Department
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