Rising Crime Rate and Its Impact on Americans
An analysis questions who suffers most from crime and notes 1967 armed robberies rose 28 percent. It cites studies by the President’s Commission on Law Enforcement and the FBI showing about 70 percent of willful killings and many assaults are committed by family or known individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Brooks
Commonweal
New York City
Los Arrales
President’s Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Volpe Advances Civil Rights in Transportation Agency
At a February briefing the Department of Transportation announced three Negroes appointed to super grade posts. Volpe promoted minority workers, issued a memo urging full enforcement of civil rights laws, toured a Connecticut training site, and outlined a program pairing trainees with construction jobs and apprenticeships. He noted his own minority background informs his stance.
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Department of Transportation
Volpe
Mr. Volpe
Niantic
Connecticut
International Union of Operating Engineers
Inman Meets With President On NNPA Delegation
Tuesday May 27 1969 key administration officials including Cabinet members met in the Indian Treaty Room with journalists from the National Newspaper Publishers Association NNPA marks its 45th anniversary representing 83 black oriented publications serving about 7.5 million readers The meeting aimed at two way communication between the Administration and Negro community opinion leaders per Robert J Brown Special Assistant to the President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Saiff
National Newspaper Publishers Association
John Murphy
NNPA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert J. Brown
Murphy
Rev F D Martins 20th Anniversary At New Jerusalem
The Brotherhood of Laymen will organize the pastor Rev F D Martins 20th anniversary on the third Sunday in June. Officers include Robert Taylor president Roscoe Williams vice president Clarence Mincey treasurer Eddie Bivens secretary Lenoris Redding member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Martin
Robert Taylor
Roscoe Williams
Clarence Mincey
Eddie Bivens
Neurologists by State: Four With Only One Doctor
The report notes four states have a single neurologist in private practice. New York stands out with 132 neurologists, out of 762 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York State
U.S
Graduation Held At Magnolia High School
Graduation exercises at Magnolia High School were held last Tuesday night at the Thomasville Municipal Auditorium. Six seniors spoke on Race and Reconciliation The Role of the School. The Speech Choir performed One for the Little Bitty Baby and Elijah. Music was provided by the high school chorus and band. Diplomas were awarded by Neil Boland chairman of the Thomas County Board of Education to Rutha Brown Mamie Brooks Ben Clark Loretha Gibbs Elmer Givens Christine Hadley Sidney Hill Linda Law Herbert McCall Jacquelyn Saunders Charlie Scott Lessie Sneed Marie Spencer Charlie Thompson Robert Tillman Jackie Walker Shirley Williams Johnny Yearby Walter James Robert Smith Willie Mae Guyton Frank Clark Richard Campbell. Cont'd On P. 9
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Magnolia High ‘School
Thomasville Municipal
Elijah
Neil Boland
Thomas County Board of Education
Loretha Gibbs
Elmer Givens
Christine. Hadley
Sidney Hill
Linda Law
Herbert McCall
Jacquelyn Saunders
Charlie Scott Lessie Sneed
Marie Spencer
Charlie Thompson
Robert Tillman
Jackie Walker
Shirley Williams
Johnny Yearby
Walter James
Robert Smith
Willie Mae Guyton
Frank Clark
Richard Campbell
Thomasville Head Start Registration Set for June 9 1969
The Thomasville Head Start program opens registration Monday June 9 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm at Scott Elementary School. Parents must register children in person. Buses will run Thursday June 12 with a forthcoming schedule. Five and six year olds eligible for first grade get priority. program capacity is 220. Director Samuel Boykins available at 226 1601.
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Thomasville
Scott Elementary School
Samuel Boykins
Church Notices and Schedules for Thomasville Area
A dense list of church services with times and pastors across Thomasville Georgia. Includes First Baptist Clifford Temple Shiloh M M Church St Thomas A M E Church Mt Olive P E Church Mt Pilgrim M B Church Berulah Hill Baptist St Luke C M E Auscilla Missionary Baptist Silver Hill Baptist St Pauls Temple Church of God and Christ Good Shepherd Episcopal St James Primitive Baptist George Chapel C M E Second Presbyterian Olive Grove Baptist Bethel M B Church New Oak Grove Baptist St Mark Anne Church.
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The
Thomasville News
Inman
F.D. Martins
New Jerusalem
Lenoris Redding
Magnolia
Rutha Brown
Mamie
Brooks Ben Clark
First Baptist ‘Church
B.T Uer
I. L. Mullins
Clifford Temple
Lester Street
W. E. Brown
Shiloh M.M. Church
Hadley Street
E. C. Cotton
ST. Thomas A.m.e.church
North Broad Street
T.reid Lawrence
MT. Olive P.E. Church
Fletcher Street
SUNAY
J. Williams
Pilgrim M.b.church
Mitchell Street
SUNY
C. Robinson
Berulah Hill Baptist Church
McKiney Street
Thomasville, Georgia
David Banks
C. L. Miller
Auscilla Missionary Baptist Church
Pavo-Thomasville Road
Estell Arrington
Silver Hill Baptist
Coolidge, Georgia
Soveeseseeellt
E. S. Sheffield
St, Paul’s
Church OF God & Christ Coolidge, Georgia
Esceres
P. E.hayes
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Oak Street
ST. James
Church Forest Street
Alvin Griggs
Rosa Washington
Greater Providence
Magnolia Street
A. J. Atkinson
New Jerusalem Baptist Church
Stevens Street
F. D. Martin, Jr
New Bethel Baptist Coolidge, Georgia
P. Simmons
Paul M
Moultrie Road
D. Monroe
Seeccaseeesevesel
P. Marks
Second Presbyterian
A. R. Ray
Olive Grove Baptist Church
Pine Street
L. Thomas
D.m.monroe
New Oak Grove Baptist Church
New Union Settlement
Boston, Georgia
Scruggs
J. N. Williams
ST. Mark Anne Church
E. L. Martin
Balfour
West Clay Street
Canal
Florida
Robinson-Smith
Gordon Ave
Secrest
Georgia
Searcy Agency
Iald
Taney Falls
Taneylon
Mary Pretty Styles
Goody
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