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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

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Klansmen Arrested in Michigan Conspiracy Case

Six men linked to the Ku Klux Klan face conspiracy charges in Pontiac Mich for attempting to thwart court ordered school integration by bombing school buses. One suspect is Robert E Miles 4 of Howell who recently resigned as Grand Dragon. Pontiac Police Chief William Hanger says the remaining five are known Klansmen.

Detroit FBI Pontiac Mich Robert E. Miles Howell Mich Michigan William Hanger

Defense seeks acquittal for My Lai defendant Medina

Defense attorney F Lee Bailey expected to ask for a directed verdict of acquittal today after the government rested its case against Capt. Ernest L Medina. Bailey argues the government failed to prove its case and a key witness previously refused to testify.

FT. Mcpherson. Ga F. Lee Bailey My Lai Ernest L. Medina

Stranded in Galveston as Hurricane Fern Threatens City

Little Cynthia Ruiz and her relative seek shelter on the floor of Galveston Goliad Elementary School as high tides from Hurricane Fern roll into the Galveston area. UPI Telephoto shows the scene.

Cynthia Ruiz Galveston Fern Galveston Goliad Elementary School UPI

Draft levels expected lower under new selective service act

Washington reports 20 000 to 25 000 young men likely to be drafted for the rest of 1971 once Congress approves the act. Pentagon officials say total drafted in 1971 would fall under 120 000, the smallest since 1964 when 104 500 were called to duty.

Washington Congress Gon

New Mobile Force Planned

Army planners aim to create a two division mobile force able to deploy rapidly from the United States in an overseas emergency, expanding options beyond the Vietnam conflict.

Washington Vietnam United States

Japan and United States Seek to Heal Rift in Talks

Washington AP reports Tokyo and Washington scheduled another round of talks to mend a growing divide over monetary policy trade and China strategy between the United States and Japan two major non Communist powers.

Washington United States Japan Trade China

Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson Freed in Uruguay Release

British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson was released after eight months in captivity by guerrilla kidnappers on the steps of a church in Montevideo. He entered the church, received Communion, and offered a prayer of thanks.

Montevideo Uruguay Geoffrey Jackson

Railroad Is Key To City's Drainage Problems

The rail line cut is central to Aiken drainage as storm water flows north of Laurens Street Bridge and is blocked by tracks. City officials proposed using a block-long segment for natural drainage but faced railroad resistance and a six to twelve month study on rehabilitation. Southern Railway says Ongoing talks consider resuming Aiken Warrenville service with costs estimated at 275000 and growth in regional industrial traffic.

Emily Hindman Aiken Roland Windham Laurens Street Southern Railway Aiken Standard Warrenville Southern William F. Geeslin Washington, D.C Augusta Trenton Geeslin

President Nixon pressed for new plans after freeze ends

Washington AP reports mounting pressure on President Nixon to outline post freeze policies. Congress questioned Shultz as Democrats urged clear plans and some sanctions behind wage and price controls. Key figures warned against rushing half baked ideas while bipartisan calls for effective planning grew.

Washington Nixon Congress House Ways and Means Committee George P. Shultz Shultz Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills Henry M. Jackson Dash

Chamber Debates Downtown Revitalization and Industrial Committee

The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce board discussed downtown revitalization and forming an Industrial Development Committee. Director Bryan McDaniels urged an aggressive program funded by local business backing. Brodie warned the chamber lacks synchronization and needs clear land and office space data for prospects.

Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chamber Bryan McDaniels Aiken Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Brodie Blue Ribbon Committee State Development Board Aiken

Truce Emerges in Attica Prison Riot After Demands

Bloodied Attica prison sees a cautious truce as 1,280 inmates out of 2,254 holdouts press for reforms. State troopers and county deputies guard 35 hostages, while inmates seek religious and political freedom, newspaper censorship end, and higher prison shop pay. No reprisals pledge issued.

Attica. N. Y Attica

East Aiken Debuts New IGE Education Method

Aiken Standard highlights East Aiken Elementary School showcasing the national IGE education method. The feature profiles the school's approach and its role as a local stylemaker in education in Aiken.

East Aiken Aiken Aiken Standard

Fern And Edith Weather Beats Inland Strain

Fern and Edith weakened as they moved inland in sparsely populated areas. Fern spawned two tornadoes and caused fires in Texas while winds fell to tropical-storm strength. Edith persisted at high speeds inland near the Honduras coast, with winds reaching 175 mph before easing.

Fern Matagorda Texas Galveston Edith Honduras Caribbean UPI

US Forces Provide Air and Artillery Support Below DMZ Drive

The US Command said 1500 to 2000 American troops back a South Vietnamese push west of the DMZ. About half assist with artillery and numbers steady. air support could vary by a few hundred daily. Helicopters and tactical fighters counted for air support. B 52 sorties not included.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Republic of Vietnam Gardner

Aiken County School Enrollment Reaches 24 348

Aiken County public schools end of 10th day 1971 72 year total 24 348 pupils up 298 from last year Enrollment may top 25 000 by year end Superintendent Dr T Myers cites 163 new kindergarten seats as part of the gain Net by school areas Aiken High Aiken Campus Schofield Campus Aiken Junior High Kennedy Junior High New Ellenton Junior High and Aiken Elementary with varying counts listed

Aiken County Dr . T. Myers Myers Aiken High Aiken Schofield Aiken Junior High Kennedy Junior High New Ellenton Junior High Aiken Elementary

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