Middle East Crisis Escalates Amid Air Battles
Air raids and exchanges between Israeli and Arab forces intensify across Cairo Amman and Jerusalem as Iraq Syria and Jordan mobilize. U S Embassy in Tel Aviv warns citizens to evacuate while the UN Security Council meets amid the Gulf of Aqaba pressure and Sharm el Sheikh strikes.
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State Department
Damascus Radio
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Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Moshe Dayan
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Caid
Negev
Johnson
Dean Rusk
White House
New York
U.N. Security Council
Peach Growers Face Smaller Yet Very Sweet Georgia Crop
Georgia peach growers report a noticeably smaller 1967 crop but high quality sweetness. Dry spring weather reduced early fruit size while recent rains threaten harvest, rotting fruit, and packing delays. Fort Valley anchors a belt producing about 70 percent of state volumes with shipments possibly totaling 2,000 to 2,100 carloads.
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Fort Valley
Georgia
Recret
U. S. Department Agriculture
J. Russell Pearson
Peach County
Middle Georgia
Perry
Montezuma
Roberta
Reynolds
Cochran
Four Area Residents Die In Road Crashes
A string of fatal crashes across Georgia ends with four area deaths from one collision and multiple single-vehicle incidents. Notable victims include Liberty County family members Michael Upchurch, Carol Upchurch, and Susan Upchurch, all killed on U.S. 41 near Milner.
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Deli Anderson
Margie
Lake Allatoona
Teddy Sanders Vaughn Jr
Emerson
Ronald Lanier Sudbury
Atlanta
Liberty County
Michael Upchurch
Carol
Susan
U.S. 41
Milner
LaGrange
Adairsville
U.S
Mary A. Cook
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
William L. Frisch
Pompano Beach
William Stanley Fulghum
Savannah
Hinesville
State Patral
Cummings
Roy Dean Burt
Gary Stephens Lambert
Decatur
Cobb County
George Winslow Named Outstanding Georgia Exchange Leader
George Winslow, former president of the Thomasville Exchange Club now in Tallahassee, was named Outstanding Exchange of the Year for Georgia and will serve as director of Exchange Club Division 6 in Georgia. The Thomasville Sewer Dept reported May activity including five new taps, four repairs, 1 200 feet of main line cleaned, two new manholes built, 1 600 feet of outfall line cleared, 22 feet of eight inch pipe relaid, and 500 feet of new pipe laid. The department cleaned Piney Woods camp pool for YMCA season. Thomasville Airport serviced over 200 airplanes in May. Supervisor Shelly Mash noted sales of 6 900 gallons of gasoline and 199 quarts of oil totaling 2 771 16 with hangar rent of 270.
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Thomasville Exchange Club
Ben
Georgia
Winslow
Tallahassee
Exchange Club
Thomasville
Shelly Mash
TAR Youth Film Promotes Reagan Portrait at YMCA
The Thomas County Teen Age Republicans present Myth of the Great Society at 8 pm Tuesday at the Thomasville YMCA. Admission is free with voluntary contributions to fund Bradley’s trip as TAR representative to the National Young Republicans convention in Omaha, Neb. on June 23 where he will serve as a page.
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Thomasville
California
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Bradley
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Young R Publicans
Omaha
Neb
War Grips Jerusalem as Mid East conflict hits tourism
Tourism through Jerusalem has dried up due to the Middle East war, cutting revenue for Jordan. Official figures show over 2,000 daily visitors to the Old City formerly contributed about $33 million yearly to Jordan's economy, while Israeli-held Jerusalem attract separate tourism impacts.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Notice of termination of Manry Iron Works bills
In Georgia Thomas County notice from E W Manry Jr states that due to the death of the owner operator no bills or obligations in the name of Manry Iron Works will be honored unless authorized by the signatory. Dated May 15 1967.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Manry Iron Works
Speck Sees Death Sentence Prolonged by Appeals
Speck, 25, condemned for the 1966 murder of nine nurses in Chicago area dorms, has avoided execution two to 13 years through appeals. His counsel Gerald Getty vows to fight the sentence in all courts. One nurse escaped by hiding. witness Corazon Amarao identified Speck. Speck was moved to Peoria County Jail under guard after a Chicago trial venue change. A psychiatrist testified to a mental illness, while five psychiatrists and a doctor found him competent.
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Speck
Gerald W. Getty
Peoria
Getty
Chicago
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