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Newspaper

Thomasville News

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

4

Change Of Habit Signals Barbara McNair Moves into Acting

Barbara McNair shifts from nightclub performances to acting with her fourth film Change of Habit. She discusses recording with Audio-Fidelity after Motown, seeks challenging film roles, and recalls her first movie One He Hollers Let Him Go with co star Raymond St Jacques.

Barbara McNair Barbara Audio-Fidelity Motown Detroit San Francisco Raymond St. Jacques St. Jacques Ray

NAACP Convention Plant Tribute to Medgar Evers

In Jackson Mississippi NAACP plans a July Fourth service during the 60th anniversary convention to honor Medgar Evers martyred state field secretary. The ceremony will unveil a marble monument and remember other Mississippi civil rights victims.

NAACP Medgar Evers Mississippi George W. Lee Belzoni Naacp Slan Herbert Lee SNCC Liberty Philadelphia James E. Chaney Andrew Goodman Michael H. Schwerner Vernon Dahmer Hatteburg Charlest Jackson Natchez Naacp Medgar Wiley Evers Decatur Miss Jackson Mississippi State I. DeQuincey Newman Columbia S. C Spingarn Myrlie Evers Association Chicago

Viking Keel Cape Mystery Credited to Cape Cod

The article discusses historians debating whether Thorvald the Viking named Cape Cod the Keel Cape in 1004. It notes exploration by Champlain in 1606, Hudson in 1609, and John Smith in 1614 visiting Hyannis, Massachusetts.

Hyannis Mass Cape Cod Cape Thorvald the Viking Samuel de Champlain Henry Hudson John Smith

Supreme Court limits wage garnishment protecting workers

The Supreme Court ruled workers are entitled to a court hearing and creditors must prove a legitimate debt before garnishing wages. Christine Sniadach, a Milwaukee worker, challenged a $420 claim, leading to a ruling that outlaws garnishment without prior court proceeding in Wisconsin and similar states. The decision impacts 41 states with garnishment laws and signals a broader consumer protections push.

U. S. Supreme Court High Court Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc Christine Sniadach Milwaukee Supreme Court Wisconsin Alaska Arkansas Arizona California Idaho Iowa Minnesota Montana New Hampshire Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island Utah Vermont Washington Wyoming Committee On Consumer Protection Virginia Michigan Ohio Consumer Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs Legal Defense Fund Jack Greenberg Sniadach Greenberg

NAACP Plans In Memoriam Services Across Nation

On the sixth anniversary of Medgar Evers assassination the Mississippi NAACP field director and branches nationwide organize memorial services. A major event in Jackson at New Hope Baptist Church features Charles Eyers, Evers brother and Fayette mayor-elect, as speaker.

New York Medgar Evers Mississippi Naacp Feild National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Jackson Miss New Hope Baptist Church Charles Eyers Fayette, Miss

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