Ochlocknee News Briefs Roundup of Local Hospital and Visiting Notes
Mayor J R Liedie convalesces after a fall from a ladder at home while receiving treatment at Archbold Memorial hospital. Numerous residents visit relatives in hospitals across Thomasville Dublin and Atlanta. Mrs D K Slappey returns home after treatment in Smory Hospital Atlanta and convalesces with daughter in Monticello. David Fielding visits his grandfather J B Fielding at Veterans Hospital Dublin for gunshot wound treatment. Local clergy families and residents visit Jacksonville and Jefferson with various relatives. Several Cairo Milledgeville and Macon residents visit sick relatives and attend graduations.
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Ochlochnee
J R 1Edie
Archwold Memorial Wopral
D. K Slappey
Smory Hospital
Atlanta
Monticello
David Fielding
J. B. Fielding
Veteran's Hospital
Dublin
C. H
Jacksonville
Jerry Walker
Carl Minter Jr
Brenda Connell
Becky Walker
Cairo
Nolan Brock
Lake Wales
Fla
Donald Singletary
Thomasville
S. R. Singletary
Stewart Road
Fred Murphy III
Valdosa
Woodrow Scott
C. Roy Groover
James A Baugh
Milledgeville
George S. Clark
Cleo G. Doughitt
Pahokee
Doughitt
Europe
J. Wallace Little
Meigs
Rutledge E. Courtney
Dawson Street
Georgia House to consider Wallace civil rights resolution
Rep. Louis Raulerson says a Georgia House resolution praising Alabama Governor George Wallace for opposing federal civil rights legislation is being circulated for signatures. The measure declares Wallace's views on civil rights and states rights worthy of commendation.
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Atlanta
Alabama
George Wallace
Georgia House
Louis Raulerson
Echols County
House
College Chief Recalls Perilous D Day Cliffs Mission
Lt Col Earl Rudder, future Texas A M president, recalls leading 200 Rangers to Pointe du Hoc on D Day. He faced cliffs 100 feet high under heavy fire, with boats under fire and grenades dropping as ropes climbed. Rudder was wounded three times and the unit suffered heavy casualties.
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Rudder
Isle of Wight
Normandy
Pointe du Hoc
Bradley
Georgia school officials doubt value of educational TV
A survey of 25 Georgia principals and superintendents shows most respondents find daytime educational television inefficient costly and poorly planned. Eleven of twelve say ETV is not worth the cost with many calling it impractical and others preferring closed circuit linking to individual schools.
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Waycross
Waycross Journal - Herald
Georgia
Journal-Herald
Beveral
Atlanta teachers seek union aid over 200 day year
About 150 Atlanta area teachers heard that the American Federation of Teachers would back union efforts. Speakers urged concerns with the 200 day year and 8 hour day while some questioned GEA control. A committee will gauge interest before formal plans proceed.
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Atlanta
American Federation of Teachers
Atlanta Teachers Association
Organized
Col
Donald Telford
Gordon Military College
Barnesville
Georgia Education Association
Gillman
GEA
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