06 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
1
Editor's note notes strained U.S Canadian relations over a State Department statement viewed as a bombshell. Washington insiders say it was not read in advance by President Kennedy. Questions who cleared it at the White House.
A severe winter storm kept gale warnings active in Savannah and nearby areas. Five Savannah pilots remained unable to board their vessels while high waves and erosion affected the Georgia coast.
Hollywood star June Allyson resumes acting duties in the Dick Powell Theater after the death of her husband Dick Powell from cancer on January 2. She works in a drama for the TV series, using a Four Star dressing room marked Dick Powell, with reminders of Powell around. Allyson recalls his encouragement to keep production moving and shares memories amid bouquets and farewell notes.
Jacksonville Mayor Hayden Burns urged Florida East Coast Railway and 11 striking unions to settle their differences. He called for an immediate meeting to avert further disruption from the ongoing strike in Jacksonville, Florida.
NEW YORK AP A Lutheran Council report foresees a new era of Protestant Catholic relations in the United States with tensions easing after Vatican II. The document notes expanding dialogues and a thaw since 1962 as unions and rail talks continue amid a strike pattern and management negotiations.
Rep Richard Fulton told a Nashville Chamber of Commerce audience about a December exchange with a American Airlines stewardess who said dinner would not be served. An airline official later noted dinner would be served on Flight 433 starting February 6. John Dos Passos said America faces a dead period in thought but may soon find new ideas. Kenneth Bach predicts Southern states may fare better in European Market trade.
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