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Newspaper
Thomasville News
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
8
The VA says almost every deceased veteran is eligible for a flag for his casket. Flags are furnished by VA offices or post offices on request and may be given to the next of kin after burial or to the closest friend if no kin exists.
A reader asks if dividends stop when converting to paid up insurance. answer: dividends decline as they are computed on reduced coverage. Another asks about GI Bill eligibility while working. VA allowances depend on schooling level and dependents, not work income. A third asks if college student daughter can keep VA pension with earnings under 1800. answer: earned income does not affect child pension. A fourth asks about VA hospital stay compensation. answer: nonservice connected hospital stays do not qualify for temporary 100 percent service connected pension. A final query asks about a postwar period service pension. answer: not eligible for nonservice pension due to nonwartime service and lack of required active duty duration.
Twenty six Florida A&M University students were inducted into the 1967 68 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Certificates were awarded at a ceremony with remarks by Mrs Sue K Russell and Abraham Olapally. Dr George W Gore Jr urged honorees to aim for world listing within ten years.
A list of named honorees from Florida universities appears for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Florida A&M University launches a Martin Luther King Memorial Scholarship fund with annual three quarters tuition and a plaque, to support human rights work and attendance at a conference.
The note outlines Hotpoint as the first to advertise electrical appliances nationally in 1908 and to publish a large scale national ad spread in 1909 and 1910. It then shifts to a reflective, opinion filled column praising faith, urging racial equality, condemning violence, and calling for unity under God amid social change.
Elijah Hill Jr of the Progressive Club voices that representing the minority invites hostility and attacks. He notes the hard fight ahead and warns that the nation must be large enough to accept progress or all will suffer.
The note recalls Thomas County youths and club groups led by PTA President Forrest Monroe and secretary treasurer NJ Hawkins amid a call to rethink H.E.W. policy and broader leadership roles for boys and girls.
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