Indictments, Vatican Guards, and Cuba News Briefs
Jury in Chicago indicts Hoffa and seven associates on 28 counts over more than a million dollars in loans diverted from a pension fund. In Vatican City the Palatine Guard in vivid blue and tall bears accompanied the Pope. In Havana the death of John XXIII triggers a hush with Osvaldo Dortico not met at the airport and Soviet papers noting the pope’s departure details. Authorities in Washington pursue farm legislation amid civil rights debate and party divide, while Mexico reports a fanatic sect in Victoria.
Pontiff John XXIII Death Tests Soviet Western Ties
The death of Pope John XXIII raises questions about future Soviet Union Western relations. He had pushed a cautious opening with the Vatican, and Washington expects his successor to determine whether that Kremlin Vatican dialogue will continue and broaden.
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SEC Proposals and World News Mix From The Day
A mishmash of U.S. policy, space talk, and Vatican news outlines SEC plans to overhaul securities rules while noting global events. Reports mention a Polish space symposium, casualties in Vietnam, and Pope John XXIII’s death leading to papal succession preparations.
Kennedy Rues Pope Death as Legacy Cited
The Associated Press reports President Kennedy and leaders across faiths honored Pope John XXIII. Tributes came from clergy and laypeople, praising unity, wisdom, and a new global legacy of purpose and courage.
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Pope John Made Goodness News
Tributes hailed Pope John XXIII as a good man from diverse observers across faiths and walks of life. Leaders and citizens praised his simplicity, peace, unity, and humane influence as memories of his brief reign spread goodwill worldwide.
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Expert Penologist Gets Georgia Post
The Sanders administration plans to appoint Fred Hallford an 83 year old FBI veteran as director of Georgia Corrections taking oath this week Hallford will lead the 5 member Board of Corrections after former director Forrester resigned before a critical penal report The move marks a shift to a professional administrator rather than a politician in Georgia prison management
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Georgia
Plane Down Near British Columbia Gulf
Debris sighted off Graham Island, B C, confirms a missing Northwest Airlines charter from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB Alaska carried 191 aboard. No survivors or bodies seen. life jackets and luggage identified. Coast Guard cutter reports extreme cold limits survival to minutes.
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Thomas County Ranked Second in Southwest Georgia Retail Sales
State Chamber of Commerce records show Thomas County ranking second in total retail sales in Southwest Georgia for the first quarter of 1963. January to March sales in the region reached 10,443,966 dollars, up from 10,020,825 the previous year, while Colquitt County led with 11,254,171 dollars.
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Portersville Stainless Plans 1800 Sq Ft Addition at Rose Park
Industrial Development Director O. Grant Duke said a new 1800 square foot addition to Portersville Stainless Products Corp at Rose Industrial Park should be finished by Thursday. The firm, led locally by VP James Rayburn, repairs stainless steel tanks for dairy and food processing and transport and currently employs five full time workers.
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Thomasville
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Two motorists cited for careless driving after collision
City police reported a collision at Jackson and Crawford Streets leading to citations for Tommy Faircloth, 20, 145 Belmont, and H T Parker. (Continued on Page 5 Col. 4)
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Kennedy to push voluntary desegregation and civil rights push
President Kennedy is to urge voluntary desegregation of hotels restaurants stores and theaters during a White House meeting with 100 southern outlets. He plans to seek congressional approval for a broad civil rights bill package, with agreement in principle reached with Democratic leaders led by Sen. Humphrey.
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Police arrest No 5 in local vice crusade
A 37 year old Negro man George Geathers of 718 Wright St was arrested on moonshine possession in a raid watched from a window. He is the 51st whisky or gambling arrest in the crackdown and will be tried in the July term of the Superior Court. Detectives analyze evidence against seven others tied to bolita activity as Albany officials name Stella Mae Morgan in the intermediation case.
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