Dunking Booth Set for St Mary Help Fall Festival
St Mary Help of Christians parish plans a dunking booth at the Fall Festival on the St Mary School grounds at 118 York St from 2 to 10 pm Saturday. Co chairs Ernest Wolf and R G Kilp seek volunteers while patrons sample chicken chowder barbecue pork and hot dogs amid games and rides. proceeds benefit the parish and school.
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R. G. Kilp
George Lewis Smith
Pat Niland
Ernest Wolf
Mary Beth Platt
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
McManaway
Parish of
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
St. Mary's School
York St
William S. Brantley
St. Mary’s Parish
Scientists warn of dangers of Aleutian underground tests
Scientists and members of Congress warn that underground nuclear testing on Amchitka Island could trigger large earthquakes and seismic waves. They urge postponing tests pending a broader study of risks to Alaska, Pacific Coast states, Canada and Hawaii. Seismologist Jack Oliver notes a real possibility of a major quake.
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Washington
Congress
Alaska
Aleutian
Amchitka
Pacific Coast
Canada
Hawaii
Atomic Energy Commission
Jack Oliver
Columbia University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Test Site Debate on Nuclear Weapons and NPT Fate
Fulbright warned experiments at Amchitka could jeopardize the nuclear weapons nonproliferation treaty. He cited reports of blasts rising to five megatons or more while suggesting escalation to ten. Oliver with Long and Pitzer joined Congress members urging a commission to assess international policy implications of testing.
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Amchitk
Fulbright
Oliver
Franklin Long
Cornell University
Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
Frampton Boyd Dies At Aiken County Hospital
Frampton Wyman Boyd 73 of Williamsburg Street died Monday in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral arrangements are being handled by George Funeral Home. He was a native of Aiken County, son of Rufus and Flavia Lowe Boyd, and member of the Aiken Baptist Tabernacle. Surviving: widow Alice Williamson Boyd. daughter Mrs. James B. Atkinson of Aiken. step-daughter Mrs. Hillman Atkinson of Aiken. sons Rudolph Boyd of Aiken and Frampton W. Boyd Jr. of Jackson. sister Mrs. Ralph Perkins of Bath. brother Vandy Boyd of Statesboro, Georgia.
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Frampton Wyman Boyd
Williamsburg Street
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Aiken County
Rufus and
Flavia Lowe Boyd
Aiken
Jackson
Ralph Perkins
Bath
Vandy Boyd
Statesboro
Ghost Town Ohio Restores Boom Era Historic Site
Ghost Town near Findlay Ohio is unincorporated yet named in red letters on maps. Once a booming oil town with 20 buildings including a cobbler shop barber shop fire house and a replica oil derrick it is being restored as a Northwest Ohio tourist attraction begun a decade ago by Ed Galitza and recalling 1880s prosperity.
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Ohio
Findlay
Northwest
Ed Galitza
Berets Face Trials for Group Misconduct
The court ordered charges against CWO Edward M. Boyle and Sgt J C Alvin L Smith Jr be held in abeyance until trial. Mabry barred death penalty. no immediate assignment for the Green Berets emerged. Col Rheault leads the unit while others lack frontline SF background. Resor stressed presumption of innocence and full, fair trials. Ziegler said Nixon had no role in dropping charges against the eight Green Berets.
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CWO
Edward M. Boyle
J.C. Alvin L. Smith Jr
Mabry
Green Berets
Col. Rheault
Resor
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Judge Mulls Autopsy Motion in Kopechne Case
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania AP A judge took under advisement the latest motion by Mary Jo Kopechne's parents to block an autopsy. District Attorney Edmund Dinis seeks an inquest and immediate autopsy to aid crime detection. The hearing date was not set with a potential ruling by week’s end.
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Wilkes-Barre Pa
Mary Jo Kopechne
Bernard ©. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Kopechnes
Atty
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Au Co
Dinis
Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Brominski
Miss Kopechne
South Africa Prime Minister touts order at new police station
Crisis of confidence in law and order world wide, says Prime Minister John Vorster at opening of a new police station in Cr isis Christiana. He claims South Africa maintains discipline amid provocation and will solve its own problems despite global clashes over politics and religion.
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Christiana
South Africa
John Vorster
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