Chamber Seeks Nominations For 1963 Service Awards
Six days remain to nominate candidates for three Thomasville Chamber service awards to be presented January 13 at the annual Chamber banquet. Nominations must be in by Monday January 6 with final selections by January 7. The awards include Senior Citizen Man of the Year and Woman of the Year for 1963.
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Thomasville- Thomas County
Harry T. Jones Jr
Jones
Thomasville
Thomas County
W. J. Powell
William A. Watter
James
Chamber
L. Brough
Ton Powell
Ophelia Smith
Coroner Rule Shoots Death Result of Self Action
Bainbridge coroner jury rules W. D. Paulk death by own action after his shotgun was found beside him in his Bainbridge home. Paulk, 19 years resident and Southeastern Pipeline employee, was survived by a wife a daughter a son his mother two sisters and five brothers. Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church with burial in War City Cemetery.
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Times-Enterprise Bainbridge
W. D. Paulk
Southeastern Pipeline Co
Bainbridge
Ronnie Cox
Paulk
En Negro
Cox
First Methodist Church
David Cripps
L. E. Pierce
War City
Irwin County
Ann Davis Paulk
Bertie Ann Paulk
Valdos‘ta
David Albert Paulk
A. R. Paulk
Willacoochee
Katherine Ledbetter
Valdosta
Georgia
Elaine Paulk
Jacksonville
Loy
J. D. Paulk
Atlanta
Leslie R. Paulk
Waycross
Julius O. Paulk
Robert E. Paulk
Fitzgerald
Memorial will house most of Kennedy papers at library
Evelyn Lincoln, Kennedy secretary, says every Kennedy political paper and doodle is saved and will go to a planned 6 million dollar Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard. The library will later be turned over to the U.S. government via the National Archives for public property.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Evelyn Lincoln
Harvard University
U.S
National Archives
Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Bulgarian Diplomat Sentenced to Death for CIA Spying
Former Bulgarian diplomat Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev was condemned to death by firing squad after a six day trial for spying for the CIA. He pleaded guilty claiming to have earned 200000 dollars and spent it on mistresses. Demonstrations outside the U S legation accompanied the trial.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Supreme Court
Georgiev
CIA
United States
Johnson visits Austin after ranch stay and synagogue dedication
President Johnson and Lady Bird fly from the ranch to Austin to attend Nellie Miller funeral and help dedicate a new Agu das Achim synagogue. He tours downtown, hosts a cocktail reception at the Commodore Perry, and greets supporters before joining services.
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Austin
Nellie Miller
Tom Miller
Johnson
Commodore Perry
Congregation Agudas Achim
Lady Bird
Jim Novy
Hitler
Germany
Red Fire Hits 3 in Vietnam Helicopter Incident
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two American pilots were lightly wounded by ground fire while their armed helicopter searched the Mekong Delta near Saigon. Stilwell, 51, was hit in the neck by plexiglass after the craft was struck six times. all three wounded returned to duty. Stilwell directs U.S. Army support units in Vietnam and is the son of World War II general Vinegar Joe Stilwell.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mekong Delta
U.S
Stilwell
Bail Is Reduced for Sinatra Jr Kidnapper Informer
John Irwin 42 whose bail lowered from 50000 to 30000 says he innocent in the Sinatra Jr kidnapping at Lake Tahoe. He claimed only 31 of 48000 ransom spent on toys for kids and wife, while a check remained to cover the rest.
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Los Angeles
John Irwin
Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Irwin
Thurmond Clarke
Gladys Towles Root
FBI
Root
Barry Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Twelve Peace Marchers Face Contempt Charges in Albany
Twelve Canada to Cuba peace marchers were ordered to face an additional contempt of court charge by Municipal Court Judge Adie N. Durden. The defendants refused to walk to the second floor, citing weakness from fasting and conscientious objections to the court system. They remain jailed on $200 bonds for failing to follow the parade route, disorderly conduct, and disobeying an officer. two have trial set for Friday.
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Albany, Ga
Adie N. Durden
Durden
Laurie Pritchett
Record cigarette output climbs to 523 billion
Washington AP reports that Americans smoked an estimated 523 billion cigarettes in the year, the seventh straight year of rising factory output and consumption, up almost 3 percent from 1962. The Agriculture Department expects further increases in 1964, though the impact of a forthcoming Surgeon General health report is not yet knowable.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Surgeon General
Watch Night Service and World Leaders Hope For Peace
Associated Press notes a global New Year mood toward peace. Ikeda and Khrushchev send peace wishes while Erhard, Johnson, and Gerhardsen urge reduced tensions and disarmament under international control.
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Bernie Gould
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Far East
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Enar Gerhardsen
Norway
Ten Top Hollywood Stories of 1963
AP surveys a year of trials and triumphs in Hollywood noting celebrity deaths, the Sinatra Jr kidnapping, Taylor Burton romance, Oscar shocks, Cleopatra’s release, and a bold multi studio Malibu plan. It highlights renewed audience interest and ongoing industry shifts.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Lake Tahoe
Washington
20Th Century-Fox
Karyn Kupcinet
Fox
MGM
Columbia
Malibu
Public Has Right To Know Trade Price Critics Eye Securities Laws
Critics argue the public should know the actual price at which OTC stocks trade. NASD regulates commissions and markups while private bids stay private to protect smaller dealers, sparking talk of new congressional regulation.
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AP Business News
New York
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
NASD
Congress
OTC
Securities & Exchange Commission
Land Rental Bid Notice for 1964 Thomas County Properties
Sealed bids will be opened at 11 00 A M January 14 1964 for 126 acres of cultivative land with a 17 7 acre peanut allotment including Thomasville Thomas County Airport property and about 19 acres on Pavo Road. Located in Thomasville Ga the rent is payable in advance. The right to reject all bids is reserved by the Commissioners of Roads and Revenues.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Pavo Road
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
W. B. Garrison
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