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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
11
Georgia prepares for the tobacco harvest with a nine member advisory committee from legislative, farm and industry groups set to survey districts and determine optimal sale dates. The panel reports to Agriculture Commissioner Phil Campbell for action and final recommendations.
Pelham launches its summer recreation program for ages 6 to 20 with a swimming party at the American Legion pool and a picnic. The schedule includes softball, swimming, teen dances, hiking, and bridge lessons with contributions from civic and fraternal groups.
The item notes historical moments on this date including Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin serialized in 1851, John Fitch's 1790 trip by boat, French troops entering a city in 1868, Roosevelt wartime acts in 1933, Norway’s exile end in 1945, a La Salle fire in 1946, and a 10 year ago note on Washington state trade.
Georgia federation president Iry L. Brown urged Congress to restore peanut butter to the food assistance program after a House Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee voted to drop it. He warned the move would hurt farmers in Georgia, the leading peanut producer.
Albany AP report details Governor Rockefeller and his wife on their first official capital appearance since May. The formal event drew about 400 attendees, with tributes noting charm and friendliness.
Four white and 18 Negro members of integration groups are on probation after jail sentences for disorderly conduct and violating the city handbill ordinance. Judge A N Durden Sr ruled the 30 day terms could count toward probation if no ordinances are violated. The group, tied to anti segregation demonstrations, included Dr W G Anderson and Slater King among others from Albany and New York City.
Cape Canaveral reports that Project Fire will study atmospheric heating during return. Atlas Antares rockets will launch to over 400 miles altitude and fire the second stage at 200 miles to push the nose cone to 25 000 mph, the reentry speed of the Apollo moonship, to aid protective material design.
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