Nasser appoints new Egyptian military leaders
President Nasser named Maj. Gen. Mohammed Ahmed Sadek as commander in chief and naval Cmdr. Mahmoud Fahmad Abdulrahman Yaman as chief of staff. Sadek has led military intelligence since 1966, replacing the late Lt. Gen. Abdul Moneim Riad who was chief of staff after February.
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Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
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Sadek
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Mahmoud Fahmad Abdulyaman
Exyeptian Naval Forces
Je Agency
Abdulrahran
Ahmed Jmail
Claff
Power Squadron Schedules Pilot Training Class
The Savannah River Power Squadron will run a fall piloting class at 7 p.m. from now until Dec 15 at the Aiken County Vocational Educational Center on Highway 1 and 72 between Aiken and Augusta near Langley. The course is open to boat handlers and safety minded individuals in South Carolina or Georgia waters. There is no charge for the course. materials may be purchased for 0 to 10 dollars. Get acquainted sessions occur Sept 22 and 29 with no obligation. For information call W. D. Strayhorn in North Augusta at 279 8661 or G. L. Tuer at 648 1459.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Augusta
Langley
South Carolina
Georgia
W. D. Strayhorn
North Augusta
G. L. Tuer
Jews Observe Yom Kippur Services In Aiken
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sundown Sunday and continues through the fast day. Adath Yeshurun Congregation of Aiken hosts Rabbi Henry Sobel of New York, with services starting Sunday at 7 p.m. and resuming Monday at 10 a.m.
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Adath Yeshurun Congregation
Aiken
Henry Sobel
New York
Sobel
Nation's Left Seeks New Strategies on Campuses
A radical left factional split in the SDS and allied groups signals shifts toward broadening activism beyond campus confrontations. Rent strikes welfare drives and Vietnam linking emerge as possible tactics as factions like Weathermen and PL clash over violence and strategy amid rising campus violence laws and police responses.
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Vietnam
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Obscenity charge under city ordinance in Aiken
An Aiken man was charged Thursday with violating City Ordinance 14.19 which bans vulgar or obscene language to a woman or child. Police said a telephone operator reported the offender tried to place a collect FBI call and, after being told collect calls were refused, used vulgar language. The defendant posted a $100 bond and was released. James Flannagan reported a gun theft Wednesday night.
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FBI
James Flannagan
Aiken Road
Graniteville
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