Baruch Silver Gift to South Carolina University
The Baruch family silver collection valued at 349000 will be donated to the University of South Carolina on former Secretary James Byrnes recommendation. Executrix Miss Mary Boyle says the pieces likely ship this week and will be displayed in the Caroline Library, with nearly 600 items spanning London Dublin and Edinburgh works from the 18th century.
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Edinburgh
NAACP Looks to Filter Volunteers for Dress and Demeanor
The NAACP plans a cautious approach to its three state voter registration drive in Mississippi Alabama and South Carolina seeking seasoned volunteers who avoid provocative actions. Officials say the group wants stable mature workers who won’t antagonize business leaders or local Blacks and emphasizes sticking to policy over demonstrations. About 800 to 1,200 volunteers are being sought for the effort.
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Severe Storm Strikes Manning South Carolina
A severe electrical storm hit Manning in Clarendon County shortly before 5 p m causing power outages and damage to wiring. WYMB radio was knocked off air with broadcasting expected to resume Tuesday. Most services restored within an hour. A follow up wind and rain storm caused minor damage and uprooted trees in Woodruff, Spartanburg County. No injuries reported though some homes and stores were damaged. One trailer was lifted about 15 feet.
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Paraguay Says Red Plot Disposed Of In Armed Violence Area
Paraguay reports a Communist conspiracy to plunge the country into armed violence was foiled. Four guerrilla units were planned, dozens of leaders rounded up, some killed, and government troops hunted dissidents in the jungle. The regime cites Moscow and Slava as potential future threats while praising Stroessner’s control and economic progress.
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Soviet economists rethink Marxist tenets in new plan
Moscow economists debate five year plan aims amid pressure for more consumer goods while defense spending stays high. They experiment with profits and interest to curb waste, tackle unemployment, and overhaul pricing to reflect true costs. The shift marks a rare break from strict Marxist doctrine as Kosygin and Brezhnev push for more consumer abundance without sacrificing security.
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Yevsei Liberman
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Fischer Quints Near Two, Leading Normal Family Life
The Fischer quintuplets, nearing 2 years old, live in Aberdeen near a 800 acre farm with 13 children. Their parents Andrew and family manage a normal life amid media attention and a guardianship income plan. The quints show distinct personalities and strong interdependence, thriving in a large shared environment.
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Mary Ann
Cathy
Maggie
Margie
Jimmy
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