18 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
1
Second Floor offers a few girls dresses priced at 1.50 with a 10¢ socks group. Basement lists 5.00. First Floor advertises eleven men’s suits reduced for quick sale and 17.00 pants.
The Communist Castroist alliance plans a bold push amid past setbacks to disrupt Betancourt’s term as Venezuela nears December elections. The plot leverages smuggled Czech Slovak weapons to target petroleum industry sites, aiming to derail the president’s move to the United States and spark mass unrest among urban protesters.
Quitman police charged Robert Wilson 40 with PUI for pedaling under the influence after he rode a bicycle alone on a street endangering traffic. He spent hours in jail before the charge was reduced to drunkenness and was released on bond after a Municipal Court session.
Thomas County selects include Max Beverly Neil C. Boland Sam Brooks J Roland Clanton Jasper C. Davis Roscoe G Fleetwood Frank Forrester Cordy Parrish W Pred Scott Jr N Patt Secrest Groover Thomas Two Grady County women L R Wells Sr and Mrs Robert P Wight Jr join the district committee for the first time Grady County members Cris Carlton E L Chastain Douglas Harrell Ellis Maxwell Floyd H Searcy Jr G B Tru lock John B Wight Jr Walter Williams Mitchell County picks Thomas Burson Marcus Collins Robert Culpepper Fred Hand Willard P Henry TomS Jackson Isaac M Marchant Walter Pollock Will J Sullivan Frank B Twitty.
Gov. Carl Sanders asked U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman to grant emergency aid for livestock farmers in 26 Georgia counties including Baker Banks Ben Hill Crisp DeKalb Dooly Greene and Madison. He also sought grazing relief in Polk County under the Soil Bank Program due to freezes that reduced grazing and increased feed needs. Earlier Freeman approved aid for several other counties.
The Georgia Press Institute begins a three day program in Athens with outstanding speakers across newspapering. Gov. Carl E. Sanders will address the group on Friday as Georgia newsmen review their craft and products.
The Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh land in Canberra Australia after a 13 day tour of New Zealand as drizzle falls crowds cheer from airport to government house Prince Albert of Belgium rests in Banff recovering from influenza after stomach flu in Ottawa. Roooco Marzano 17 and Carabinieri St Ennio Cassella survive a highway motorcycle crash near Casarano Italy with Marzano suffering multiple broken ribs.
Peach growers from the United States and Canada toured Georgia orchards in Griffin Talbotton and Fort Valley as part of the National Peach Council events. A Georgia Power banquet at Ida Cason Callaway Gardens followed. Commissioner Phil Campbell будет speak on terminal markets for peach exports.
ATLANTA AP The Georgia House may vote today to raise the minimum age for electrocutions from 10 to 17. Support comes from Rep. John C. Bell and Rep. James Mackay with Gov. Sanders open to change. Speaker George T. Smith backs moving the age to a more appropriate level.
Prof Willard Goslin of George Peabody College warned that American children face frustrated development as society offers few economic roles. He cited technological progress and urban living as leaving youths with limited purposeful work beyond schooling and sports.
Leslie Cox, a 32 year old Birmingham carpenter with the city parks department, retires due to a wood allergy after 14 years service. He will receive 8% pounds per week for 33 years, then 2 pounds 11 shillings and 1 penny for life after age 65. He plans to seek work not involving wood.
AP writer reviews CBS Monaco special and a look at Princess Grace. The piece contrasts romance with reality noting Grace Kelly's gentler accent, family life, philanthropy, and a quiet Monte Carlo backed by mountains and sea. It also mentions ABC’s Naked City and Art Linkletter Show recommendations.
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