Poliakoff Widow Dies. Rites Held in Philadelphia
Mrs. Leah Poliakoff widow of Samuel Poliakoff of Anderson died Saturday in Philadelphia. Services were held at George Funeral Home chapel with Rabbi C Hyman officiating. Burial followed at Sons of Israel Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Augusta, Hyman Dragon, Carl Proser, Rose Prystowsky and three sons Max, Merman, Benrage. sister Mrs Dora Brown. brother Sam Poliakoff. Former resident of Alken.
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Pehl Leah Poliakoff
Samuel Poliakoff
Anderson
Philadelphia
George Funeral Home Chapel
Maygard C. Hyman
Burnl
Sons of Israel Cem
Augusta Poliakoff
Hyman Draigon
Carl Proser
Greenville
Rose Prystowsky
Nutley
N. J
Max Poliakoff
Charleston
Merman Poliakoff
Charlotte
N. C
Benrage
Merchantville
N.J
Dora Brown
Baltimore
Sam Poliakoff
Mrs Williams Rites Tuesday
Mrs. Lillie Mae Williams of South Silverton Street died at home Sunday. Funeral services will be conducted in the First Christian Church at 5 p.m. Tuesday by the Rev. H Lawson Shepherd. She is survived by her husband William C Williams four sons Jack Richard Moore of Aiken a sister Mrs Cecil Bennett of Beech Island and a grandson Richard Wayne Dixon. A native of Old Ellenton she was a daughter of the late Jack and Eva Dixon Haines and a member of the First Christian Church.
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Jackson
Lillie Mae Wiliams
South Silverton Street
First Christian Church
H. Lawson Shepherd
William C. Williams
Jack Richard Moore
Aiken
Cecil Bennett
Beech Island
Richard Wayne Dixon
Old Ellenton
Williams
Jack
Eva Dixon Haines
Cochran Infant Rites Planned
Services for Ralph Eugene Cochran infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Cochran RFD 3 will be held at the Morris family cemetery Tuesday at 530 p m conducted by Rev L A Thompson The infant died in Fort Gordon Ga hospital Saturday Survivors include sister Miss Alice Marie Cochran maternal grandmother Mrs Betty Bridges of Miami Fla paternal grandfather Alex M Cochran
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Ralph Eugene Cochran
Robert E. Cochran
RFD
Morris Family
L. A. Thompson
Fort Gordon
Alice Marie Cochran
Betty Bridges
Miami, Fla
Alex M. Cochran
Thurmond Land Sale Details Revealed by Life Magazine
Life Magazine reported Sen. Strom Thurmond and partner Charles E. Simons Jr. were paid 192 dollars per acre for 66 acres condemned for a South Carolina highway, below the average 200 dollars per acre. The pair valued the land higher, but settled to avoid court, with a total 32 500 dollars.
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New York
Life Magazine
Strom Thurmond
R SC
South Carolina
The
Thurmond
Life Reporters
Charles E. Simons Jr
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Artice
Simons
Life
Gromyko Talks Set With Thant and Global Leaders
Reports indicate a July 1969 start for top level talks in Europe with Gromyko and Nixon’s team. Secretary Rogers to meet Gromyko in New York on September 22 and 26 as U Thant hosts a dinner aimed at reviving 1967 Arab Israeli talks.
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Nixon
Europe
William P. Rogers
Washington
Gromyko
U.N
U Thant
Sisco
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Assembly
Woodward dies at 83. funeral Tuesday at First Baptist
Graniteville resident Jesse Abner Woodward died Sunday after an extended illness. He retired from Graniteville Company after 56 years. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Dr J B Dake and Revs James Stroud and J K Lawton leading. Burial in Graniteville Cemetery. He leaves six daughters, three sons, two brothers, sixteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Posey’s Funeral Home in charge.
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Graniteville
Jesse Abner Woodward
Mary Maggie Franklin Woodward
First Baptist Church
J. B. Dake
James Stroud
J. K. Lawton
Graniteville Cemetery
Woodward
Saluda County
Quiller
Myra Rankin Woodward
Graniteville Company
Hubert Ford
Gloverville
Jeanette Fulmer
Marvin Barton
Edd Rees
Henry Moseley Jr
Aiken
Elmore Attaway
Warrenville
Jesse J. Woodward
Alva Woodward
Pervie Woodward
Belvedere
Will Woodward
Charles Woodward
Langley
Posey’s Funeral Home
Varied Offenses Reported by Aiken Police
Police records show several cases including a Kwik Shop theft of candy bars by two youths on Richland Avenue and multiple bicycle thefts over the weekend. Additional incidents: a tape recorder stolen from a car near Richland and Horry Streets, a purse snatching at Aiken High School, a missing $65 from a Laurens Street store, and attempted entry via a kitchen window with pry marks.
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Albert Hurt
Kwik Shop 5
Richland Avenue
W. R. Ritchie
Route 4
Aiken
North Aiken
W. J. Murray
Audubon Drive
Alvin Stevens
Route 1
Trenton
Horry Street
J. O. Willis
Abbeville Avenue
Alma Norton
Hampton Avenue
Laurens Street
Jack Frierson
Magnolia Lane
Army clears Capt. Borys of charges releases him from Ft Leavenworth
The Army statement says the dismissal of all charges restores his rights and property, and Captain Borys will be released from confinement and returned to duty. He will be released from Ft Leavenworth when papers are prepared, with post assignment undecided.
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Richmond County
Borys
Ft. Leavenworth
Y A Tittle Fires Seven TDs Against Redskins
Y A Tittle threw seven touchdown passes setting a club single game record in the matchup against the Washington Redskins.
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Y.A. Tittle
Washington Redskins
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