Wall Street Opens With Slight Market Gains Amid Mixed Signals
New York AP report shows a mild, uneven recovery after recent declines. Aerospace issues weigh on budgets while auto stocks edge higher. Dow up 1.65 to 760.73 and AP 60-stock average holds at 283.2.
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Hog and cattle market report from multiple states
Hog receipts totaling about 5000 in a 24 hour period end at 7 a.m. Tuesday across Georgia colleges and Alabama Florida markets with price ranges for barrows gilts sows and different weights. Chicago hog receipts and Georgia cattle auctions report varied gains losses and price bands for steers heifers cows bulls calves and feeders.
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Peanut Harvest Agent Outlines Land Prep for 1964 Yields
County Agent W L Whittle explains peanut land prep steps for Thomas County soils. Begin with fall land selection and conditioning to curb white mold nematodes and erosion. Rotary mow corn and cotton litter, then harrow and disk to mix organic matter. For sod, fall harrowing and grazing prep, avoid burying litter too deep. Plan now for a bumper peanut crop in 1964.
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Thomas County
W. L. Whittle
Nude posing case ends with acquittal in Manhattan street
In People vs Jan Tice, 27 year old model and photographer were found not guilty after a nude mid day pose on Liberty Street in the financial district. Judge Richard Daly ruled breach of peace requires public presence, which was lacking on the deserted street.
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Georgia Produce Prices From Atlanta Market
Atlanta market notes show light trading with Georgia produce including sweet potatoes at 3.75 to 4.00 a bush, mustard greens around 1.25, turnip greens 1.25 to 1.50, collards 1.25 to 1.50, pole beans 5.00 to 5.25, snaps 0.75 to 4.25, yellow crookneck squash 4.50 to 5.00, fancy cucumbers 4.25 to 5.00, and eggs piano 25 to 3.00 a bushel.
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Georgia Education Recommendations for Higher Learning
The commission urges state colleges to extend class schedules into the evening and Saturday periods, promote a four quarter year, and establish more junior colleges on priority. It calls for overhauls in funding oversight and notes inadequate educational television plans, proposing six channel state networks, statewide curriculum planning, and adult cultural programming.
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Peck Family Returns From Japan to Thom asville
Lt. and Mrs. Joe Peck and their family arrived back in Thomasville yesterday from Japan where Lt. Peck was stationed with the U S Navy. They will vacation here before Lt. Peck proceeds to Corpus Christi Texas for his next assignment.
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Store Holidays End Half Day Observances In December
Thomasville merchants discontinue midweek half day holidays for December and will stay open until 9 pm on December 13 20 21 33 and 24. A two day holiday will be observed on Wednesday and Thursday December 26 and 26, according to Jimmy Vaughan president of the Retail Merchants Assn.
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Correction Notice Corrects Deacon Election Names
A correction states Edwin Folge, one of nine First Baptist Church members elected to the Board of Deacons at a Sunday congregational meeting, was omitted from the Dec 9 Times-Enterprise report. Foge will be ordained December 29 per Dr Lows F Kennedy.
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Pelham Area Deaths Mrs Leroy Rich
Mrs. Leroy Rich died after arriving at an Albany hospital. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church Pelham with Revs E R Rich and Charles Baker officiating. Burial followed at Pelham Cemetery. She was 33 a native of Fulton County and worked at Coats and Clark Thread Mill. Survivers include her husband a daughter Susan Elizabeth Rich her mother two brothers and two sisters.
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Remner White Jr
College Park
David White
W. R. Cox
Fort Sulphur
W. R. Cardin
Pelham Woman Mrs E L Brooks Rites Led At Mount Pleasant
Mrs E L Brooks 59 Pelham died Friday after brief illness. Last rites Sunday at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church officiated by Revs Marlin Sloat and Dan Mobley. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband five sons two daughters mother four brothers three sisters and six grandchildren. Braswell Funeral Home in charge. Former Fannie Bell Harrell.
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Lakeland
Fla
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Camilla
Wayne Brooks
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Caroline Kelly
Sarah Brooks
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Levy Harrell
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Joe
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Tom Foster
Charles Whitley
Atlanta
Buddy Green
Cordele
Lippert Appeal Rejected in Cuban Court Case
Ottawa AP reports Cuban military court upheld Ronald Lippert of Kitchener Ontario's 30 year prison term after appeal fails. Lippert and Montreal's William Milne were arrested in Havana October 24 after landing a small plane on explosives smuggling charges. Milne was acquitted.
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Fair Cool Area Forecast for Thom asville and County
The Thom asville area forecast calls for fair and cool conditions this afternoon and tonight with rising temperatures on Wednesday and rain Wednesday night. Winds shift from west northwest at 6 to 12 mph to southeast and south on Wednesday. Thursday looks mild with more rain.
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Kennedy Assassination FBI Report Under Scrutiny by Commission
The seven member presidential commission began a point by point review of an extensive FBI report on John F. Kennedy's assassination. The document reportedly finds Oswald acted alone and that Jack Ruby killed Oswald without prior knowledge, with Johnson ordering the FBI probe.
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Hijacker Galvao Delays Return After UN Appearance
Henrique Galvao, hijacker of the Portuguese liner Santa Maria, waited in a New York hotel room for a plane to Brazil after a UN trusteeship committee appearance. African delegates protested his remarks doubting Portugal's rule in Africa and questioning independence readiness.
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Clean-Up Action Set To End Chest Drive
With 14 850 09 short of its 74 000 goal the Community Chest drives to close this week. About 20 volunteers will contact pledgers after a clean-up breakfast to finish cards and raise funds by Friday. Remaining total 59 149 91 supports eight agencies including YMCA and Salvation Army plus new crime committee.
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Ruby Prison Stay Amid Court Preparations In Dallas
Oswald’s killer Jack Ruby grows grumpy in his Dallas jail cell after restrictions on phone calls and visitors. Sheriff Bill Decker plans Ruby’s Feb 8 appearance in Criminal District Court for Oswald murder with safety measures under debate by lawyers.
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Smith defends rural electrification program in Georgia EMC meeting
Georgia House Speaker George T. Smith defended rural electrification amid sharp criticism. He argued opposition offers no pertinent reasons to end REA and credited the program with boosting rural development and the nation’s economy. Bonnie Bell was named Miss Georgia EMC at the event.
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Four Americans Held by Miners in Catavi Mine
Four Americans including U S information officer Michael Kristula and Peace Corps volunteer Robert Fergerstrom have been held since Friday at Catavi, 155 miles southeast of La Paz. They traveled to deliver a $15 000 aid check for a school and an orphanage. The miners demand the release of union leaders Irineo Pimental and Frederico Escobar in exchange. The government says those leaders were arrested on a court order for non political or common crimes.
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