21 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
1
More than 700 people hear Randy Johnson and Pat W dodgson urge youth to persevere. Speakers at the THS Fellowship of Christian Athletes event at the municipal auditorium praise faith and training amid challenges.
Thomasville prepares for a Rose Parade with parking bans after 9 am and police aided by officers from Bainbridge Cairo Moultrie Tallahassee Monticello and Pelham. Activities include a Rose Festival Air Show a ball at the Elks Club and golf tournament at Glen Arven with multiple related events.
The U S military reports 89 Americans killed and 635 wounded last week with five missing, bringing American deaths to 2,594 and wounded to 15,863 since January 1961. Viet Nam says 141 of its troops were killed and 52 missing, amid ongoing demonstrations in Dalat suppressed with tear gas and clubs. Thunderchiefs hit a jungle complex near Dien Bien Phu destroying about 100 buildings including a radio transmitter.
Mr and Mrs Jack Lavender of Rt. 3 Thomasville announce the birth of a son on April 21 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The mother is formerly Martha Florey.
Barwick police slay suspect charged with taking part in the armed robbery of L W Hart a citrus dealer in Orlando in May 1968. Mach freed on five thousand dollar bond after conviction in a liquor conspiracy case dating to 1962. he received five years in prison and a five thousand dollar fine. The suspect described as about five seven and 185 pounds wore dark clothing and a wedding band. Ten of sixteen pellets hit their target including shoulder neck face temple and leg. Barwick near Thomasville in Brooks County with a private bank nearby and a 400 population.
British writer Eric Lambert died Monday at age 45 in London. His best selling novel The Twenty Thousand Thieves ran to 20 editions and was published in 12 languages.
Frank E. Waite longtime chairman of Rhode Island College Education Department died Tuesday at age 77 after 33 years of service ending with his 1956 retirement. His leadership helped shape the college's early programs and teacher training.
Bethlehem Commandery and Optimist Club meet Friday at 8 9 p.m. Kiwanis at Glen Arbor at 8 p.m. Senior Citizens at YMCA at 10 p.m. Ceramics class at Youth Center at 10 p.m. Shrine executives meet at Amvete Post at 8 p.m. Saturday AMVETS Dance at Post home evening.
Harry A. Livermore a retired assistant vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph Co died Sunday in Summit New Jersey at age 84.
Communist China’s President Liu Shaochu left Rangoon Burma for Peking marking the close of a three day Burma visit. He met Burmese leaders to discuss regional issues and Sino Burma relations.
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