Moose honor two members at Thomasville lodge
Moose officials named Larry Reaves and C R Russell Moose of the Month for March and April respectively. Reeves praised for leadership on membership drive for committee and degree team while Russell noted for outstanding work with the little league. Honorable mention went to Richard Hall and C M Bodenheimer.
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Mailman Wins Over Dog in California Battle
Long Beach AP report on retired rear admiral George J. McMillin who, as postmaster, bans mail delivery to households with unrestrained dogs after 35 mailmen were bitten in nine months. The Polizzi family faced stopped deliveries until their dog was tied up, ending with a postcard: You win. The dog will be tied up.
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Senator Goldwater criticizes lazy Americans and welfare state
In Greenville, Senator Barry Goldwater told the South Carolina Bankers Association that Americans have grown lazy and consumed by greed. He warned of creeping socialism and centralized government eroding the Constitution, saying Russia poses internal pressure risks. The Bankers Assn. concluded a three day meeting.
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Soviet to deploy 100 passenger jets on Moscow route
NEW SERVICE MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union will put 100 passenger jet liners on the 1300 mile Moscow to Krasnodorsk route starting next Friday. The service will cut flying time to the Caspian Sea from nine hours to just under three.
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Steel Wage Talks Deepen Between Industry and Unions
A widening dispute over steel wages pits the National Association of Manufacturers in favor of a wage freeze against AFL-CIO backing the United Steelworkers. With talks recessed to Tuesday, Steelworkers President McDonald will report to the AFL-CIO council on Monday. If no settlement by June 30, a nationwide steel strike could halt production.
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Missile explosion flattens Titan test stage near Denver
An explosion destroyed the first stage of a Titan intercontinental missile during a static sequence test southwest of Denver. Martin Co. reported the test area was cleared and no injuries occurred. The 56 foot first stage and 37 foot second stage were used in a nearby stand. cause yet undetermined.
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