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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

5

Notice to Contractors Georgia State Highway Authority

Georgia Rural Roads Authority invites sealed proposals for resurfacing 6.91 miles of State Route 127 Butler Road FAS Route 671 from Cross Roads Consolidated School to State Route 96 in Butler. Bids due July 5, 1962 at 11 a.m. EST. Plans at multiple offices. Bond and bids rules detailed. Accidents kill more children each year than the four leading fatal diseases combined. Statistics show 11,000 of 33,546 childhood deaths in 1960 from accidents.

Georgia State Highway Authority Taylor Georgia Rural Roads Authority Capitol Square Atlanta Butler Road Cross Roads Consolidated School Butler State Highway Department Thomaston Georgia State Highway Department of Georgia State Highway Authority State United States Jim L. Gillis Willis N. Harden Clarke W. Duncan

Young Georgians for Griffin Club Expands Across Georgia Colleges

James Franklin, chairman, says the Young Georgians for Griffin have formed on campus and spread to Ga Tech Mercer Ga Southern Middle Ga College and others. Headquarters move to Griffin at the Henry Grady Hotel to aid Governor’s campaign and mobilize student participation in state government. The group plans district and county chapters.

Young Griffin Henry Grady Hotel Atlanta James Franklin Tech Mercer Ga Southern Middle Ga College University of Georgia Athens Franklin

Andrews Seen as Strong Georgia Attorney General Candidate

An editorial from the Gainesville Daily Times endorses Robert E. Andrews of Gainesville for Georgia attorney general. It lauds his independence, legal skill, courtroom record, and readiness to interpret the law without partisan distortion, predicting a strong campaign and likely victory in September.

Robert E. Andrews Gainesville Georgia Andrews General Assembly Atlanta Daily Times

44 Atlanta Negroes Transfer to White Schools Next Fall

Atlanta Georgia 44 Negro high school students are approved for transfer to all white or predominantly white schools next fall. Eleven schools will desegregate. Murphey High will host the most Negro students, with twelve admitted next year and one senior who attended last year. Seven schools desegregate for first time.

Atlanta Murphey High School Murphy Bass Fulton O’keefe Roosevelt Sylvan Smith West Fulton Northside Grady Brown

Traffic Deaths Up 13 Per Cent In Five Months

Georgia safety board reports 392 traffic deaths in first five months of 1962, up from 346 a year earlier. Rural deaths rose to 305 from 265, urban deaths to 87 from 81, pedestrians 62, and the state death rate per 100 million miles traveled increased to 5.4. Quote from Charles Simmons ends item.

Atlanta Georgia Department of Public Safety Georgia

Textile director W H Turner dies in LaGrange hospital

W H Turner Jr 82 director of the Callaway Mills chain died Saturday night at LaGrange Hospital after months of declining health. Funeral services were held Monday. He was a trustee of LaGrange College and the Callaway Foundation Inc and a director of Citizens and Southern Bank of LaGrange.

LaGrange W. H. Turner Jr Callaway Mills Chain Turner LaGrange College Callaway Foundation, Inc Citizens and Southern Bank of LaGrange

Touch of TV Switch Believed Fatal to Tot

A two year old child in Bainbridge Decatur County was electrocuted when she touched a shorted switch on a TV set in her home. Her mother Mrs Barwick entering from another room was shocked when she picked up the child.

Bainbridge Decatur County

Train Wail to Sound Again in Georgia

Savannah and Atlanta will turn the locomotive No. 750 over to the National Railway Historical Society in July. The gift to the transportation museum at Atlanta will revive the steam whistle wail heard from the Savannah and Atlanta line.

Lanta Railroad Atlanta National Railway Historical Socie Savannah Ty’s Transportation Museum Atwail Lanta Georgia Society Savannah and Aten

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