Market's Firmer But Still On The Lows Side
Stock market eased its mid day slide in New York trading with mixed results. Tobacco shares led gains for Liggett & Myers American Tobacco and Lorillard while Dow Jones industrials hovered around the 505 level, with many rails and utilities down and leaders like Ford and GM showing modest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iifeela
S. Swe
Bethlehem
Jones
Iler
Ford
General Motors
New York
Georgia Florida Alabama Packers Hog Receipts Amid Varied Markets
Hog receipts totaled about 2800 at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Ga Dothan Ala and Jacksonville Fla with steady to 25c higher bids and some 50c gains. Chicago receipts 5000 saw barrows and gilts 25c higher and sows up 50c with mixed lots hitting 22.75 28.00. Georgia cattle auctions report strong demand and generally higher slaughter prices across steers heifers cows and calves with feeders leaning up and calves rising modestly.
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Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
Chicago
Georgia
Atlanta
Camilla
Macon
Atlanta Produce Market Prices Mixed Across Goods
Moderate trading on the Atlanta produce market with watermelons from Florida at .90 to 1.06 each. Cantaloupes mostly 3.50 per bushel, Texas stock 2.00 to 3.00, greens steady, Georgia collards at 2.00 a dozen, turnips 2.00 to 2.25 a dozen, mustard 1.50 and turnip greens 1.50 to 1.75 per bushel. Georgia snaps 2.50 to 4.25, poles 3.50 to 7.00, yellow squash 3.00 to 3.50, medium to large 1.00–2.00, okra Georgia 6.50–8.50 and Florida 7.50, South Florida 4.00–5.50, butterbeans 3.00–3.50 colored and 4.00–4.50 white, some 5.50 for top. Blackeyed peas around 1.50, purple hull Florida/Georgia 3.75, Alabama 8.06 and small 0.50.
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Atlanta
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Dwight's Trial Reflections Draw Classroom Tensions
Fragmentary text describes Dwight facing racial pressure at an aerospace school and his letter to the Department of Defense. The notes mention his reentry into the space program and claims of ongoing trial, with references to Ebony magazine noting his social life and encouragement given to other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bony
Dwight
U.S. Space
Department of de- Senge
Aerospace School
Ebony
Local Produce Price Ranges Reported
A local price survey lists produce items with varied ranges from 1.40 to 4.00 dollars. Several commodities show midweek adjustments, including small increments and discounts across multiple vendors.
Widening West Jackson Street Progress Report
Work on West Jackson Street from the Bartow S1 intersection to the Boulevard proceeds rapidly with widening paving curb sidewalks grading and fill. The project aims to four lane the street and improve conditions, with graders bulldozers and other machines in daily operation and completion anticipated soon.
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West Jackson St
Bartow S1
Negro policemen praised by Georgia chiefs in AP survey
Georgia police chiefs report Negro officers in six cities perform well and are accepted by whites. The Thomasville force includes Augustus Flowers Julian Bell and Lewis Jackson patrolling both neighborhoods and authorized to arrest in crime in progress. Other cities Savannah Macon Albany Atlanta Columbus Augusta report similar trends with Negro officers patrolling, arresting whites when needed, and facing no restrictions.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Associated Press
Augustus Flowers
Julian Bell
Lewis Jackson
Noah A. Stegall
Savannah
Leo Ryan
Atlanta
Herbert Jenkins
Columbus
Clyde Adiar
Augusta
Inn Blaze Handling Praised by Georgia Fire Marshal
Thomasville Fire Dept praised for handling a May 11 1965 blaze at The Inn also known as the Three Toms Inn. Fire Marshal Bob Gore Jr and Clyde Bowden commended Chief I. D. Golden and staff for limiting damage despite a large rambling building and an inoperative sprinkler system.
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Thomasville
I. D. Golden
Cairo Accepts Final Development Plan From Engineer
Cairo officials receive from George W. Simons Jr. a long range development blueprint begun in 1963. The plan emphasizes traffic and downtown parking with four-laning projects on Broad Street and U S 84, and calls for continued implementation after completion of study work.
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Cairo
Municipal Planning Commission
George W. Simons, Jr
Jacksonville
John Kidd
Atlanta
Georgia Dept. of Industry and Trade
N. C
Chuck) Davis
Camilla
Southwest Georgia Planning and Development Commission
Kidd
Central High graduation awards 126 diplomas 18 scholarships
Central High School awarded 126 diplomas and 18 scholarships at graduation. Valedictorian Martin Joseph Eaton received a $100 Bank of Thomas Co. savings bond and two science awards. Numerous honors went to Peggy Ann Wheeler Carolyn Jane Willis and other seniors from Beta Club PTA DAR Kiwanis and Lions Clubs. The ceremony featured four moral conduct themes and classical music by the Central High Band.
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Martin Joseph Eaton
Bank of Thomas Co
Hugh Gurley
Martin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thomas - Brooks Medical Assn
Julian Neel
Peggy Ann Wheeler
Birdwood
J. W. Stone Jr
Sunnyland Packing Company
Hosea Vann
Thomas Alexander Kinchen
Central School
John E. NeSmith
Evelyn Carroll Johnson
Lola C. Stubbs
Dewey Philip Gordon
Darlene Elizabeth Horne
Mary Jo Smith
Sylvia Elaine Sholar
Carolyn Jane Willis
Benedic
Robert Hilton Smith
Ronald Vonier
Thomas County Board of Education
Erskine Mills
Angela Copeland
Central High School
Ray DeMaris
Elgar
Grandman
Adl rial Hooll mon all Wan Cord Al Max
Adl rial Hooll mon all Wan Cord Al Max reads as a garbled error filled snippet with no clear names or events. The fragment offers no identifiable people places organizations dates or actions to summarize responsibly.
Cairo High School honors 131 seniors at commencement
Cairo High School awarded diplomas to 131 seniors Monday in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Jason Shirah. Valedictorian Susan Baker delivered the farewell, with Wiley Webb giving the welcome. Local officials and trustees presented numerous scholarships and awards to graduates.
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Cairo
Cairo High School
Jason Shirah
First Methodist Church
Valdosta
Ben G. Waller
Susan Baker
Wiley Webb
Lloyd Connell
Robert L. van Landingham
County Board of Education
Edwin A. Carlisle
Emmett L. Chastain
J. Carl Minter
Waller
Roddenberg Foundation
George Stokes Jr
Rebecca Dunlap
Slater Wight
Gemini 4 crew near flight as countdown advances
The Titan 2 rocket and Gemini 4 spacecraft are ready for launch with preflight countdown at 2 p m today and propellant loading at 9 p m. The astronauts passed major physical exams and face final simulator runs while doctors monitor orthostatic hypotension and potential bone loss from weightlessness.
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McDivitt
Wine Taster Proposal Sparks Laughter in House
In Washington, Rep. H R Gross questions state department funds for an official wine taster. Rep. John J Rooney replies no wine tasting budget exists, defines a wine bibber as a heavy drinker, prompting further quips from lawmakers.
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H. R. Gross
Iowa
State Department
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn Democrat
Gross
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue in Wisconsin tonight and Thursday. Highs are forecast between 85 and 94 degrees with overnight lows 58 to 68. Yesterday’s high reached 97 and this morning’s low was 59.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Enas
Boston
Buffalo
Stee Wee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Disjointed Names Reach Archbold Memo Incomplete Note
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Thomas Conn Charles W te F Ragan William R Newsome Benton Hanratty Hicks Poitier and others across Boston Pelham Quitman Whigham Monticello Watford Graceville. No clear event or outcome stated.
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Archbold
Thomas Conn
Charles W. Te F. Ragan
William R. Newsome
Hasville
Benton
Hanratty
Boston
Plan B
Hicks
Poitier
Ochlochnee
Wan
Pelham
T. Quitman
Son
Whigham
Vernon John
Louise E. Kirke W. Malloy
Oole
Monticello
Watford
Graceville
Finalists Named in Local Graduation Ceremony
The list includes Linda Bryant and Ashley nd, Judy Clilett, Gary Elkins, and Bill d Glee Club members among graduates. Other names include Wiley Webb Gerris Morey Crystal Maddox Ray bert VanLandingham Darinda Carl Bryant Jane Gain Willis Mirian Phi Silliett.
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Nee
Linda Bryant
Age Arts
Wileygriculture
Ashley Nd
Judy Clilett
Ints
Gary Elkins
Athlyn Bass
Bill d Glee Club
Wiley Webb
George
Gerris Morey
Lee Ystal Maddox
Raybert VanLandingham
Kle
Darinda Carl- Bryant
Jane Gain- Willis
Mirian Phi
Silliett
Manry-Alford Brown dies at Arch Hospital after short illness
Manry-Alford Brown of Fourth St Northwest dies Tuesday night at Arch Hospitalville after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at First Church by the Rev Cummins Jr and Clark Funeral Home with burial in View Cemetery Decatur County. He was son of B F Manry and husband of Bonnie Dees Cairo a longtime Kiwanis officer and municipal planning official and deacon and Bible class member. Survivors include his wife his father three sisters and other relatives.
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Cummins Jr
Clark Funeral Home
Iew
Decatur County
Cairo
B. F. Manry
Er Bonnie Dees
Cairo Kiwanis
Ter
Jane
Thers
Bill Manry
Charlie Manry
Allard Sr
Camille
Arles Wallace
Forest A
Maron
Homestead
Flaveral
William Norton LOCHNEE obituary notice
William Norton Lochnee 91 a retired resident died today at a Thor nursing home. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m at Whiddon’s Funeral Mapel with burial in Nee Cemetery in Thomas County. He lived in Ochlochnee for 10 years and is survived by two sisters Iola McMillan of Fla and Mrs Mox of Ochlochnee.
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Lochnee
William Norton
Thor
Whiddon
Nee Cemetery
Thomas County
Ochlochnee
Iola McMillan
Fla
Ifmox
Weather Teletips from The Marks Florida
Local weather note lists daily sunlit times and tides with low tides at 9:57 AM and 11:32 PM and sunset around 7:35 in the evening. Sunrise appears around 6:33.
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Marks, Fla
Five Day Weather Forecast for Pagia and Alabama
Forecasters expect near normal conditions with notable changes. Highs near 85 to 87 degrees and lows around 66 to 68 with some variation. Precipitation total around one inch from scattered afternoon or evening showers through the period.
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Stock Market Report
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Wiliam McChesney Martin
Wadera Reserve Board
Qira
Apskvp
Loch Air & My Lorillard
Monsan
Ul Ae Hay Ward
Nat Dalr
Owens Ii
Oxford
Orden Penney
Phill
Coca Cola
RCA
Col Palm
Collins
Repub
Edis
Delta Air
Seaba
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Firestone
Sperry
Sunbeam
Swift
Texaco
el&Tel
Hound
US Steel
Warner BC
West UN Tel
Westy
Elec
Dixie Woolworth
Xerox Wrigley
Packer Hog Mart
Necro
Georgia Department of Industry and Trade
Gary Witt
Sara Harrison
Ann Morris
Peggy Paine
Chamber of Commerce
Dot Maxwell
Thelma Alexander
C of C
Pat Parramore
Stegall
Pvtl. Flowers
Broadus L. Bequest
Civil Rights Commission
Bequest
Plainclothes
Cairos
State Highway Department
Broad Street
U. S. 84
Central
Betty G. Pierson
American Legion
Carl Conradi
Luther Wilburn Royal Jr
Logan Lewis
Frank Shippey
Dariene Elizabeth Horne
PTA
Erskine L. Mills
E. R. Cone
DAR
Earle la Faye Vickers
John Mobley
Judy Linda Dekle
J. A. Bracey
Larry May
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Billy Brinson
Kathy Karen Hickey
Lion's Club
Joseph F. Clements
Rial
Berd
Cord
Max
Soc
Dus
Sto
Washington
Rooney
the WI
Manry
Alford Brown
Fourth St
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Mixon
Archorial Hospitalville
Am Norton
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Pagia
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