Stock Car Race Set for 300 Mile National Championship
July 31 marks the inaugural NASCAR Sanctioned 300 mile stock car national championship at the International Raceway on U.S. Route 41 29 miles south of Atlanta. The event features top drivers competing for a guaranteed purse of 35,000 with total prizes around 50,000 and a 30,000 seat grandstand. Tickets and information are available from Atlanta International Raceway P O Box 1291 Atlanta Ga.
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Key to New FFA FHA Building Gainesville Ga
Local notice announces the handover of a new FFA FHA building in Gainesville Georgia. The item provides a contact at Lenox 4 3505 for further details about the facility and availability.
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Go Cart Racing at 8 P.M.
Go cart racing event listed for 8 p.m. at local track. Organizers invite spectators to witness junior and senior classes in a evening program. Admission details not provided. Hard to determine exact location or participants from the fragment.
Insulation Study Shows Yearly Fuel Savings by Zone
A Minneapolis Honeywell study using four heating zones analyzes mineral wool thickness in small house types. It finds Zone 3 with 6 inches in ceilings and at least 3 inches in walls could cut annual heating fuel costs by 136 dollars, offsetting a 420 dollar insulation installation across three heating seasons.
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End Your Constipation Worries Ad Promotion
An all vegetable laxative Senutan claims to end constipation with daily use. The ad promotes a starter offer adding 10 cents with name and address for a $1.00 size, directing readers to Sruran Box 740 New York NY.
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Senator Talmadge reflects on Congress's 1960 session
In his final 1960 column Senator Talmadge analyzes the 86th Congress, arguing deficits, defense delays, agricultural woes, and civil rights legislation dominated by spending over budgeting. He predicts ongoing political fight as the presidential year unfolds and notes plans to return to Georgia from Washington. He invites readers to visit his new Atlanta office at 494 Spring Street N.W.
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