Thomasville High hosts half day amid student grievance talks
Thomasville High School dismissed early after a 11 25 a m half day. Board of Education members NAACP leader Curtis Thomas Progressive Club head Elijah Hill and Rev N Mullins met with black student leaders over grievances. Assembly described as orderly.
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Roy Trefftzs
Thomasville High School
Board of Education
Thomas K. Vann Jr
Curtis Thomas
NAACP
Elijah Hill
Progressive Club
Dog Bites Boy In Georgia. Four Year Old Treated
Four year old Joseph Waters son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Waters of 109 Kelly St was treated for facial and scalp bites at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Deputies from the Sheriff's Office said they were investigating the incident yesterday.
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Little Joseph Waters
Joseph D. Waters
Kelly St
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Death at home linked to self harm in Coolidge
Clematine Aycock Yandle, 50, of Rt. 1 Coolidge, was found dead at her residence yesterday. Coroner Lynn Kirkland and Sheriff C A Rehberg reported the death appears self inflicted by a .22 rifle shot to the mouth. Funeral notice on Page 7. Prof Gertrude Gilmer Odum, Valdosta State College, will speak at a homecoming event at 11 a m tomorrow in Room 35 at West Hall.
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Clematine Aycock Yandle
Coolidge
Lynn Kirkland
C.A. Rehberg
Kirkland
Gertrude Gilmer Odum
Valdosta State College
West ‘Halt
Thomasville’area
Odum
Marcel Proust
VSC
Proust
Thomas Mann
Gertrude Stein
James Joyce
USC
North Vietnam
Dmz
U.S
Coast Guard Rescues Teens From Ice Flow in Detroit River
Rescue crews hoisted 18 year old Charles Hardy and 16 year old Donald Warren from an ice floe adrift at the Detroit River mouth near Lake St Clair. They were joined by a third Detroit youth as the ice broke away under them.
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Detroit
Donald Warren
Coast Guard
Charles Hardy
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Nixon Mao Hangchow meeting eyed during China trip
Honolulu AP reports President Nixon likely to meet Mao Tse tung in Hangchow as part of his China summit itinerary. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon, en route to Shanghai and Peking, stop in Hawaii and Guam for acclimation before continuing.
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Nixon
China
Mao Tsetung
Hangchow
Mao
Chou En-lai
Peking
Washington
Hawaii
Guam
Shanghai
Nixons
William P. Rogers
U.S
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Rogers
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Victor Armstrong
Striking Coal Miners Offered Pay Increases
London AP says Britain’s 280000 striking miners were offered wage increases by a three man inquiry board led by Lord Wilberforce. The increases range from 11.70 to 15.60 a week with retroactivity to Nov 1 for 16 months. Union leaders plan to decide if they accept before a possible secret ballot.
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Coal Strike Inquiry Board
Britain
National Union of Mineworkers
National Coal Board
Threeman Commission
Lord Wilberforce
High Court
Coal Board
Nix backs letter drive over boycott protest
Georgia School Supt Jack Nix favors a White House letter writing campaign over a one day statewide boycott protesting court ordered busing. Augusta parents planned a Feb 28 boycott as some white children stayed home while NAACP officials warned of potential legal action.
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JHE
Associated Press
Georgia
Jack Nix
White House
Augusta
China denounces Nixon policy ahead of Tokyo trip
In Tokyo the New China News Agency condemned Nixon foreign policy as U S imperialist aggression. It cited U S China talks as painful for Taiwan supporters and warned against two Chinas while affirming aid to the Nationalist government.
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Tokyo
China
Nixon
U.S
New China News Agency
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
People’s Republic of China
Taiwan
Peking
Communist Agency
Hughes Takes Hidden Flight to Nicaragua Deals Amid Sealed Hotel Floor
Billionaire Howard Hughes reportedly bases operations in Nicaragua after flying from Nassau. A Hughes Tool Co spokesman says stay is indefinite as Hughes weighs investments and taps a secure dictatorship environment. U S officials note aides rented rooms on the Intercontinental Managua eighth floor and elevators were sealed. A Nassau dispute over work permits preceded the move.
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Nicaragua
Howard Hughes
United States
Preent
Glassooza
Huby Re Suecien ii
Billonaire
Nassau
Las Vegas
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes
Latin America
Bahamas
U.S
Turner Shelton
Intercontinental
New York
Clifford Irving
Time Magazine
Virginians Protest School Busing Across Washington
Thousands of Virginians joined a 108 mile motorcade from Richmond to Washington to protest a court ordered consolidation of Richmond and Chesterfield Henrico schools. About 3,261 cars participated as residents lobbied House members to support a constitutional amendment banning busing for racial balance.
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Richmond
David E. Satterfield II
D-Va
Rich
Mond
Henrico
Chesterfield
House of Representatives
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
G. W. Herbaugh
House Judiciary Committee
House
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