Railroads Lift Wall Street in Mixed Trading
Strength in rail stocks buoyed the market asPennsylvania and New York Central hit year highs after Stuart T Saunders predicted 1964 railroad net income would rise to 650 million. Industrials drifted while Du Pont fell on a secondary offering.
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Industrial plant safety talk slated for Thomasville Rotary
Thomasville Rotary Club will discuss plant safety at tomorrow's weekly meeting. Ray Brooks, shift manager and safety director at Boats and Clark Inc., Thomasville, will speak. Frank Snyder, Coats and Clark plant manager, arranged the program. Dr. William B. King, president, will preside at Glen Arven at 1 p.m.
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Rotary Club
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Boats and Clark Inc
Frank Snyder
Coats and Clark
Rotary
Glen Arven
William B. King
Kiwanis Meet Focuses on Europe as Tourist View
Thomas County Kiwanis will gather Thursday at 6 30 pm at American Legion Post 31 to hear Mrs. Jo McLeod discuss Europe as a tourist destination. The program outlines costs and options for heifer calves in three weight categories.
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Europe
Thomas County
American Legion Post
Escapee Crumidy Recaptured in Miami After Stealing Auto
FBI says 30 year old Charles Crumidy who fled the Thomas County Stockade in August was recaptured in Miami. He had been serving a five year term for auto theft and is charged with unlawful flight to avoid confinement after being seen at a Miami drive in theater during the steak dinner event.
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Blood Bank Deficit Falls Short of 145 Pint Goal
Red Cross officials report the blood drive yielded 97 pints, leaving a deficit of 48 pints. A total of 119 prospective donors offered to contribute, 22 rejected for medical reasons. Forty seven volunteers worked 133 man hours to assist ABC technicians. A list of donors will run in tomorrow's Times Enterprise.
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Mental Health Forum Planned at Archbold Memorial Hospital
District Public Health Director Dr Joe S Palmer announced a meeting on mental health to be held at Archbold Memorial Hospital at 2 p m Friday. Dr Trawick Stubbs will lead the discussion with doctors from Moultrie Bainbridge Quitman and local physicians and laymen expected to attend.
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Joe S. Palmer
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Trawick Stubbs
Georgia Committee On Rental Health
Moul‘nie
Bainbridge
Quitman
Area Forecast for Thomasville and Surrounding Region
Cloudy mild conditions with occasional showers across Thomasville today through Thursday. South-southeast winds 8 to 15 mph. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 35 degrees below normal with a 64 high and 44 low, then a warming trend.
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Thomasville
Cuba to buy 500 tons Uruguayan corned beef
Havana radio reports Cuba agreed to purchase 500 tons of Uruguayan corned beef. The ration is six ounces per week per person, and refugees arriving in Miami say no meat has been distributed for three weeks.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Regents Pledge Support For New Education Plan
The Georgia Board of Regents chose Earl F. Hargett dean of Freeport Community College as the first president of Brunswick Junior College set to open next September. Dr. Pope A. Duncan was named dean. The board backed Gov. Sanders plan to improve education and approved sizable construction funds for Albany State, Savannah State, Brunswick College, and eight colleges, plus a dormitory drive for 1,460 students.
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Illinois
Brunswick Junior College
Earl F. Hargett
Freeport Community College
Freeport, Il
Mississippi
Pope A. Duncan
Mas
Ter
Carl E. Sanders
Hargett
Florence
Ala
State Teachers College
Peabody College
Nashville
Albany, Ga
Duncan
University of Georgia
Georgia
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
South
Mercer University
Albany State College
Savannah State College
Brunswick College
Southern Technical Institute
West Georgia College
Cenrea
College
Albany State
Fort Valley State
Savannah State
Warren Probe Could Consume Year
Washington officials privately predicted the Warren commission may take a year to finish its Kennedy assassination inquiry. The probe follows disclosure that fabric fibers from Lee Harvey Oswalds shirt were found on the rifle used in the Dallas slaying. Warren announced J Lee Rankin as general counsel to begin staffing the commission.
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Earl War
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Warren
U.S
J. Lee Rankin
Commission
Sunnyland bonus shared with 530 members in plans
Sunnyland Bonus funds are divided among 530 members with 38 new profit-sharing participants and 29 new pension plan members. Roberts notes growth boosts member accounts and credit is given to 1964 efforts to raise savings production and sales, fueling rapid plan expansion. Weather Bureau confirms one of the area’s worst fall droughts, cited as positive proof of drought impact.
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