Arctic Weather Still Afflicts Wide U. S. Area
Freezing conditions spread from the Rockies to New England as Arctic air presses south and east. Temperatures near freezing inland, teens in mountain states, and subzero spots in the north central region. Heavy Northeast snow estimates reach up to a foot in parts of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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U. S
Associated Press
Texas
Florida
Rockies
New England
Midwest
Gulf Coast
Florida Peninsula
Tallahassee
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Anchorage
Alaska
Rockford
Alpena
Mich
Chicago
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Transylvania Magazine Founded at Transylvania College
Lexington AP reports The Transylvania, the Wests first literary magazine, began in 1829 at Transylvania College and remains a student publication today.
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Lexington, Ky
Transylvania
Transylvania College
Calendar of Events for Thomas County Clubs and Societies
A dense schedule lists U D C Chapter and many civic groups with times from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at venues including Community Center Chamber of Commerce Garden Center Municipal Building Glen Arven and local churches. Activities include meetings luncheons classes concerts and social gatherings across Thursday and Friday.
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U.D.C
Archie Pittman
NEW Hope Club
Chamber of Commerce
A.m. Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Garden Center
Municipal Building
Kiwanis Club
Thomas County
Post
First Baptist Chapel
East Side Baptist Church
Lions Club
Town House
Salvation Army
A.M. Lodge
Masonic Building
Kennedy Seeks State Control Over Federal Enclaves
Atty. Gen. Robert F Kennedy asked Congress to transfer exclusive federal legislative jurisdiction over about a million residents living on federal lands to states. He argued the change would allow voting, education, health, marriage, and property rights for enclave residents, with agencies retaining only necessary powers.
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Washington
Robert F Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
Ize
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Georgia House backs 16 year old execution limit bill
Georgia legislators advance a bill setting 16 as the age limit for executions, shrinking the prior proposal from 21. The measure passed the House Judiciary Committee after amendments while an anti obscenity bill also cleared the panel and would criminalize obscene materials.
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Atlanta
House Judiciary Committee
Georgia
John Bell
Richmond County
James Mackay
DeKalb County
Bell
William Killian
Glynn County
Chappell Matthews
Carrie County
Georgia Supreme Court
Senate Highway Committee
Transylvania College Tied to Virginia Charter Origin
Lexington story recalls Transylvania College in Kentucky as part of Virginia's 1780 charter era linking to Jefferson's broader education plan and the early state development.
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Lexington, Ky
Virginia
Kentucky
Transylvania College
Lexington
Thomas Jefferson
Salinger Drops 50 Mile Hike Challenge
President Kennedy aides and Marines push a 50 mile hike along the C and O Canal. Press secretary Pierre Salinger bows out citing poor shape after a six mile test, while Attorney General Kennedy completes the feat in 17 hours.
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Washington
Pierre Salinger
New Frontier
White House
Salinger
C&o Canal
Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
Donald L. Bernath
Camp Lejuene
N.C
Shia Green
New York
Charles 8
Joelson
D-N.j
Shia
Council On
Fitness Council
Robert F. Kennedy
Youth Leadership Contest Winners Named in Georgia
A Griffin girl Judy Ritchey and North Augusta 9.C. Bobby E Stillwell won the Youth Leadership Contest of Georgia Elks. Each will receive a $100 savings bond and a chance at national honors. Judging weighed leadership school ability sportsmanship and service.
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Griffin, Ga
Griffin
North Augusta
9.C
Georgia Elks
Judy Ritchey
Bobby E Stillwell
BJ. Reeves
Ritchey
Griffin Elks Lodge
Augusta Lodge
Stillwell
Reeves
Georgia's booming prosperity and future plans
In the February 16 issue the Post reports Georgia's surge in growth and rising fortunes. It examines potential future cattle prominence, compares local family incomes with other Southern states, and describes Atlanta's cultural boom.
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Georgia
South
the Post
Atlanta
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