19 Killed In Weekend Accidents In Georgia
The Associated Press notes 19 Georgians died in weekend accidents including fires, shell blast at Ft. Benning, and traffic crashes. Notable victims include Thomas Range 51 Covington James Heard 35 College Park and two Army officers’ sons ages 12 and 11 at Ft. Benning.
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Ft. Benning
State Patrol
Thomas J. Range
Covington
Georgia 20
Rockdale County
Conyers
James E. Heard
College Park
Sulivan Road
Clayton County
Steve Robertson
Jimmy Nix
Army
Public lands to be rented by sealed bids in Thomasville GA
Approximately 126 acres of cultivable land with a 17.7 acre peanut allotment and 19 acres along Pavo Road, including Thomasville Thomas County Airport property, will be offered for rent for 1964. Bids open at 11:00 A.M. January 14, 1964 at the courthouse office in Thomasville. Rent paid in advance. bidders risk rejection of all bids. signed by W. B. Garrison Commissioner.
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Thomas County
Pavo Road
Aid
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
W. B. Garrison
Cork
Thomansville Station WPAX Seeks License Renewal
The license renewal application for WPAX radio at 1240 KC in Thomansville Georgia has been filed with the FCC on December 14 1963. Public input is solicited and letters should be addressed to the commission by local residents.
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Lo Ote Fmomasville, Inc
Wiese Ettaps
Joories Wo Rudd
Vera Rudd
Prihierg Liuity S
Pede Dud Communications
Iesten
Heense
Radio Thomasville, Inc
Oyis
Hadlo Bstation
WPAX
Thomansville
Georgia
Federal Communications Commission
Station plan details due to FCC by January 14 1964
The notice states that 10n of the station must file with the Federal Communications Commission in Washington by January 14 1964 detailing the specific facts they wish the Commission to consider. The wording indicates the filing should present precise information about the station’s plans and requests.
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Washington
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