Mrs Veter Hall Dies In Wagener Rites Set Friday
Mrs Veter Boatwright Hall widow of Holley Hall died at her Wagener residence Tuesday. Funeral services set for 5 pm Friday at Rocky Springs Baptist Church with multiple clergy officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by three daughters, three sons, a sister, a brother, and numerous grandchildren. George Funeral Home in charge.
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Wagener
Veter Boatwright Hall
RFD
Holley Hall
Rocky Springs Baptist Church
Grady Vance
C. C. Duncam
Leon Edwards
B. W. Wikerson
Lexington County
James and
Carrie Quatglebaum Boatwris
Alcen County
Hall
Rocky Springpst Church
Badie Cunningham
Columba
Emmett R. Hughman
Aiken
Robert [Neham
Hamilton
Ojo
Walter Hall
J. W. Hall
Aiken, and ‘Thermond G. Hall of West Columbia: A Sister, Mrs. J. H. Quatthbaum
Boatwright
Piogaloss le
Rai
Beare
George Funeral Home
Schools Still Arenas For Racial Unrest
Racial tension sweeps nearly a score of states as high and grade schools face student unrest. White and Black militants interject in some areas while incidents include protests over Dixie, hair and clothing rules, and violence. Pittsburgh reports militants and SDS influence fueling turmoil on the North Side.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Florida
Dallas
Boston
Louisiana
New York
Columbia
S.C
Black Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Pitspurgh
James Cortese
North Side
South Hill High
Radical
Students For A Democratic Society
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Oliver
SDS
Louis Kishkunas
Nixon Summoned to Jury Duty by Computer
New York AP report says President Nixon was drawn in a Manhattan jury pool by a computer. He will not serve due to being a lawyer, not living in Manhattan, and other duties. White House counsel John D. Erlichman replied to the notice forwarding and addressing the change of address.
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New York
Nixon
Manhattan
Compute
Richard M. Nixon
Fifth Ave
Apar
Fifth Avenue
White House
John D. Erlichmann
Rural Aiken County seniors seek transportation aid
Aunt Mary in Orangeburg faces eye care limits with no travel options. Bessie Culllum, paralyzed on one side, and Rover Rice, stroke patient, lack cars and fund transport to Easter Seal and local clinics. Louise Rice cares for Rover and wants more therapy, but no vehicle exists. All are over 55 and need town medical access.
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Orangeburg
Mary
Bessie Cullum
Aiken
Wagener
Bessie
Hollow Creek
Perry
Rover Rice
Rover
Aiken County
The
Eye Specialst
Sherman
Mental Health Center
Easter Seal
Outreach workers aid transportation for treatment access
The Aiken Edgefield Community Action office funds transport for low income clients to facilities with cooperation from Outreach workers and the CEO. Health officials confirm help, while officials seek additional funds to reach more elderly and have issued 140 solicitations to churches in two counties.
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Aiken-Edgefield
Community Action
Aiken Standard History and Editorial Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 published daily except weekends by the Aiken Standard at 21 Richland Avenue W Aiken South Carolina 29801. Leased wire dispatches from the Associated Press with rights to republication of non local matter. The paper is a member of United Press International.
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Aiken Standard
Richland Avenue
Aiken
Ss. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
United Air Lines fires stewardess over Afro hair style
United Air Lines fired Deborah Renwick a 27 year old Chicago based stewardess after a 21 day suspension for refusing to alter her Afro hairstyle. The airline said the hair did not fit the short hair look and Renwick did not attempt to change it during suspension.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Deborah Renwick
Moon Tektite Trail Confirms Lunar Origin
NASA reports major evidence that tektites found on earth originated from the moon. A meteor impact created Tycho crater, ejecting glassy tektites that scattered across Australia and Asia, revealing lunar crust chemistry and a history of multiple lunar debris showers over millions of years.
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Washington
Moon
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
American Geological Institute
The
Space Agency
NASA
Tycho
Australia
Philippines
Southeast
Asia
Neil Armstrong
Java
Dean R. Chapman
Thermo and Gas Dynamics Division
Ames
Iowa
Chapman
United States
Czechoslovakia
Israeli Air Campaign Strikes Three Fronts Across Sinai Jordan
Israeli planes pounded targets across the southern Suez sector and Gulf of Suez in Egypt and hit three guerrilla camps in Jordan south of the Dead Sea. The raids lasted under 20 minutes with no reported casualties at the Jordan settlements Gesher and Tafila and no damage from mortar fire near the Sea of Galilee. Britain faced questions from Egypt Libya Sudan and Iraq over an arms deal for Chieftain tanks with no decision announced.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Jordan
Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
Dead Sea
Negev Desert
Tafila
Shaubak
Jordan River
Gesher
Sea of Galilee
London
Britain
Foreign Office
Libya
Sudan
Iraq
Negro Boycott Intensifies In Florence
In Florence, the Negro boycott of area schools grew stronger as of Wednesday. Florence School District One assistant superintendent G. R. McLaurin reported about 57 percent effectiveness, with 49 percent on Tuesday and 67 percent on Monday, amid roughly 6,000 Black students enrolled in the district.
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Florence
Florence Area
G. R. McLaurin
Television Still Encourages Violent Forms of Behavior
The National Commission on Violence reports television contributes to violence in America though signs of improvement appear. It highlights children as most affected, notes reduced violence in cartoons, and praises a trend toward less prime time violence while cautioning about ongoing harmful depictions.
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Washington
National Commission On Violence
America
United States
Lfe
Milton S. Eisenhower
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
Eisenhower
School Unrest in Ridgeville Over Indian Descent Enrollments
The SCLC opens an office in Ridgeville to press for 40 Indian descent children to be enrolled at Ridgeville Elementary. 15 pupils have been admitted under a federal court order, while 40 others from Four Holes seek transfer amid claims of racial discrimination and unequal education.
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Ridgeville
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John Reynolds
SCLC
Four Holes
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University of South
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Andy Johnston
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Phil Waddell
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Skip” Gartman
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Pat Pinkard
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