Auto flips Reverend Brown car in Thomasville wreck
Thomasville resident the Rev. W. E. Brown watches a wrecking crew upright his overturned 1956 Lincoln after a crash at an unspecified location. The incident left the car on its side as workers prepared to restore it to wheels.
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Television Reviews and Schedule Shifts Highlight TV Week
AP critic Cynthia Lowry surveys CBS Reports Harlem program on Negro leaders and its sobering impact amid housing, employment, and rights issues. ABC unveils Dec 30 daytime reshuffle dissolving Who Do You Trust and moving several shows, including Seven Keys General Hospital Queen for a Day. Dick Clark debuts as host of The Object Is following The Price Is Right at 11 30 a.m. The format blends celebrities with contestants in a guessing game.
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Moose Lodge Installs 11 New Members in Thomasville
Thomasville Moose Lodge No. 1 installs eleven new members led by Fob Cope. New inductees include Ben W. Breedlove Jr. and Jack B. Golden with a schedule of Christmas events from Dec 20 through Dec 31 featuring Kiddies Party Santa Claus party and New Year’s Eve Dance.
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Georgia Regents Create New Doctorate Programs
The State Board of Regents approved six new doctorate programs at Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia, adding majors in nuclear engineering, engineering mechanics, botany, romance languages, pharmacy, and political science. The board also greenlit master’s programs at Georgia State College, six year programs in social science and English, and new bachelor majors in anthropology and journalism. It authorized a $76,500 federal loan-match request for Medical College of Georgia students and hired Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild Pascal to plan a $3 million student center at Georgia Tech.
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State Acting To Beef Up Drivers Laws
An interim legislative committee proposed two measures to strengthen Georgia’s motorist financial responsibility law ahead of its March 15 start. They urged a 60 day driver license revocation for serious offenses and requiring proof of financial responsibility after two speeding or moving violations in one year. Georgia already imposes automatic revocation for seven serious offenses and allows quick reinstatement via an Sr-22 proof of insurance.
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Jim Pettigrew Sez: Sopping time for watch shop sale
Jim Pettigrew asks customers to visit his shop at 104 N Madison St Tawmussville to buy watches clocks and rings. He plans to resume selling, shares his hours from 6 am to 10 pm daily except Sunday, and invites readers to take his mini catalogs home while promising more stock soon.
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