Georgia peanut growers honor Senator Russell on Progress Day
In Tifton Georgia the Peanut Progress Day program on June 12 will honor Senator Richard B Russell for nearly five decades of service to farmers. Speakers include William Galbraith, former national Legion commander and deputy under secretary for congressional relations in the Agriculture Department.
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Christian Scientists Hold Meet United for World Change
About 10 000 Christian Scientists heard at the annual meeting that the Christ power remains available to heal world ills. Director chairman H M Douglass urged unity and inner spiritual progress as the path to social reform through church engagement and outreach through workshops through Thursday June 5.
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Ex-Convict in Murder Case Still Free in Georgia
Er nest C. Brewster, once released early from Reidsville prison, remains at large as Hall County police track his whereabouts amid questions over legal papers and a possible arrest. Brewster, 38, faces murder charges in the torch slaying of Luther Culliser, a one legged inmate, at a Valdosta prison branch. Authorities weigh whether to prosecute him and await grand jury action while other suspects await trial. The case includes Gov. Maddox testifying at Callahan's trial and disputes over detainers and evidence.
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Carelessness Sinks Submarine Says Newsweek
AP reports Newsweek magazine states an atomic powered submarine named Guittare sank May 15 in San Francisco due to careless fire hose use. The Pentagon learned the vessel was down by the stern one degree from ballast distribution before a level test. A forward hose flooded the forward compartment as access hatches were opened for power cables during construction.
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