Area Deaths Prompt Obituary Posts For Valdosta and Bainbridge
Dr. Marjorie E. Carter professor of biology at Valdosta State College died after a short illness at Pineview General Hospital. She was 63 and lived at 1602 Boone Drive. Services planned for Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church with cremation and Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk. Gifts may go to Valdosta State College Foundation for scholarships. Also noted: Lena Turnage Mills, 49, Bainbridge, died after extended illness. Survivors include husband Archie Mills, two daughters and multiple relatives. Burial at Beulah Thomas Cemetery after services at Beulah Thomas Baptist Church.
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Valdosta State College
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Norfolk
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Bainbridge
Lena Turnage Mills
Thomasville Hospital
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Delaar County
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Archie Thomas ‘ Mills
Jeannette McAllister
Atlanta
Faye Harwell
Dalton
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Curtis Turnage
Tallahassee
Paul Turnage
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Havanna
Norma Parrish
Mary Heltin
Thomesville
Beulah Thomas ‘Baptist Church
Raymond Kincaid
Sam Rich
Beulah Thomas Cemetery
Cox Funeral Home
Pipe Failure Crashes Through Bank Shaft in Los Angeles
A 2000 pound section of pipe slipped from workers on the seventh floor of a bank in Los Angeles. It fell six stories down an air shaft, punched through the ceiling, and lodged six inches into concrete in a downstairs lunchroom.
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Los Angeles
Deshler Teen To Welcome Nixon Inauguration With Family
Deshler Ohio teenager Vicki Cole 18 will attend Nixon's January 20 inauguration as a personal guest with her father Rev. David Cole and mother. The family also includes sisters Brenda 14 Renee 11 and brother Gregory. Vicki gained the idea for Nixon's campaign theme from a sign she held at a rally and credits Nixon with uniting the country.
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Deshler
Ohio
Vicki Colé
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Vicki
Nixon
David Cole
Deshler United Methodist Church
Brenda
Renee
Gregory
LBJ
Meridian Youth Claims Klan Doublecross Over Bomb Plot
Thomas Tarrants III, 21, of Mobile Alabama, says the Ku Klux Klan arranged the Meridian bombing to distract from the synagogue attack. He was wounded and captured after the Meyer Davidson home bombing. a bystander and a teacher were wounded, a woman was killed in a gunfight. Tarrants faces murder and bomb plot charges and appeals insanity.
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Meridian
Miss
Thomas Albert Tarrants III
Mobile
Ala
Meyer Davidson
Terry Keeter
WHTV
Tarranis
FBI
Tarrants
Keeter
Lauderdale County
Jackson
Kathy Ainsworth
Peruvian Doctor Claims Cancer Cure From Self Injected Cells
Dr. Alfonzo Zavaleta Cruzado, 34, says he cured his half sister Elis Wenzel’s uterine cancer by injecting himself with her cancer cells to generate antibodies and then transferring them to her. He cautions results are unproven after less than a month and notes five years are needed to confirm whether the cancer has been eradicated.
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Joe McGowan JR
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Alfonzo Zavaleta Cruzado
Elis Wenzel
Zavaleta
United States
Oscar Miro Quesada
National Institutes of Health
Miro Quesada
Peruvian Society For Immuno-Pathology
Pave News Visits by Local Residents
David Little and Bill Schmidt visited Little’s parents in Beaty. Andrew College students John Hughes and Jimmy Isaacs visited John's grandparents and other relatives in Davis and Collins families. Howard Broome of Augusta, a former Pavo postmaster, also visited friends.
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David Little
Bill Schmidt
Ft. Rucker
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Little
Frank Beaty
John Hughes
Jimmy Isaacs
Andrew College
Cuthbert
John
S. A. Davis
C. F. Collins
Stockbridge
G. C. Mathews
Howard Broome
Augusta
Pavo
Bermuda Homes Use Fancy Names Over Numbers
In Bermuda the article notes that houses on the islands are identified by fanciful names instead of numeric addresses. This naming trend reflects local tradition and a distinctive addressing practice observed in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
Powerful new computer performs 16.6 million additions per second
A recently unveiled computer demonstrates a processing speed capable of 16.6 million additions every second, signaling a notable advance in computational power and efficiency for modern systems.
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