Griffin's Tax Plan Faces Early Opposition in Georgia
Governor Marvin Griffin urges a 65 million dollar annual tax increase to fund education highways and welfare, backed by study committee proposals. Lawmakers publicly express varied support, with several estimating 30 to 40 million in new taxes while opposing service tax extensions and vowing hearings and committee reviews.
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Griffin
Claude Kitchens
Twiggs County
General Assembly
Cussin
H. R. Garrett
Quitman
Senate Finance Committee
Glenn Phillips
Columbia County
O. S
Willis
Thomas County
Phillips
Harvey King
Whitfield
Howard Tamplin
Morgan
W. M. Coxwell
Lee
George L. Jackson
Jones
Clint Brannen
Dooley
House
Marvin Moate
Moate
Senate
Herman Talmadge
Moote
Milledgeville State Mental Hospital
Battey ‘State Tuberculosis Hospital
Atlanta
Conference Plans Await Soviet Okay
Washington reports plans for a Big Four summit at Geneva July 18 to 21 pending Russian approval. Eisenhower and the British French and Soviet prime ministers were to meet in general talks, with ministers or diplomats to handle deeper East West issues if needed.
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Washington
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Vienna
Viet Nam
U.S
Vorys Pushes Foreign Aid as Loans in House Drive
Rep. Vorys of Ohio urged the House to convert more foreign economic aid to loans, aiming to earmark at least 60 percent of 165 million dollars for development aid as loans. He said the move follows President Eisenhower's foreign aid program and revisits a Hoover Commission view favoring repayment obligations to avoid misusing taxpayers.
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Vorys
Ohio
House
Hoover Commission
Senate
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Hoover Commission On
Herbert Hoover
Commission
Hoover
Rep. Adair
R-Ind
Author of I Was a Fugitive Dies in New Jersey
Robert Elliott Burns 65 author of I Was a Fugitive from a Georgia Chain Gang died at Veterans Hospital East Orange after a long illness. He wrote of his 1922 Georgia chain gang sentence for a $5 holdup and his escape after two months.
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East Orange
N. J
Robert Elliott Burns
Georgia
The
Veterans Hospital
Burns
Union
N.J
Atlanta
Chicago
Georgia Prison Commision
New York
Ellis Arnall
State Pardon and Parole Board
Clara
Gov
Arnall
Bonanzagram Debuts In Times Enterprise Puzzle Series
The Times Enterprise introduces Bonanzagram a puzzle contest offering $30 weekly to each winner with a $5 subscriber bonus and potential splits if multiple winners arise. Read the rules and clues to play and stay in the game weekly for a chance at cash prizes.
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Times-Enterprise
Viet Nam Troops Surge in Major Offensive Against Hoa Hao Rebels
Government sources report thousands of Ngo Dinh Diem loyalist troops attacking Hoa Hao rebels in west Viet Nam. Soai's force is 5,000. 190 killed, 50 wounded among rebels and 8 killed, 50 wounded among government troops. Two Hoa Hao companies totaling 600 surrendered near Caivon.
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South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tran van Soai
West
Bassac
Soai
Lam Thanh Nguyen
National Army
Tran Vah Don
Hoa Hao
Caivon
Weather Forecast for Georgia This Afternoon
Considerable cloudiness and warmth this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday brings widely scattered showers, especially over the west and north portions.
Ford and UAW Reach Historic Guaranteed Wage Pact
Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a landmark guaranteed wage agreement and wider contract terms. The accord aims to set a pattern for the automotive industry and may influence other sectors as walkouts spread across plants nationwide.
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Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
General Motors
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Fellows
United Auto
Maassachusetts
California
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Canton
Ohio
Summerville
Mass
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Paul
Henry Ford Benson
William Clay Ford
Henry Ford
Benson
William
General Motora Corp
Auto Industry
NAACP Sets Sept Goal for School Integration Push
NAACP delegates from 16 states and the District of Columbia plan to begin a program to compel classroom integration by September. Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin warned against summer integration and threatened to withhold state funds if boards move to desegregate ahead of fall term.
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Atlanta
South
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
District of Columbia
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Rail workers snub Eden plea as strike disrupts Britain
London reports Britain's nine day old rail strike draws Prime Minister Eden's appeal for a return to work. Union leaders reject his call, saying wages talks failed previously. Dockers and stewards strike actions idle dozens of ships, affecting key ports and passenger sailings to the United States and Canada.
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Britain
Eden
Noel Pinches
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Fen
Pinches
Atevedores
Transport Workers Union
United States
Canada
Australia
Dulles Doubtful Big Four Summit Will Relax Tensions
Secretary of State Dulles warned that the planned Big Four summit with Eisenhower and the Soviet, British, and French leaders may not ease tensions by itself. He spoke at the University of South Carolina urging continued strong security policies and unity even if the Geneva meeting proceeds, noting the site and dates could shift and the talks aim to identify causes of tension and chart a peace path.
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Columbia
8. C
State Dulles
Dulles
University of South Carolina
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Geneva
Tobacco takes its toll as cancer society warns smokers
The American Cancer Society reports that ex smokers show roughly half the lung cancer death rate of current smokers in a study of nearly 190,000 men aged 50 to 70. Officials caution small sample sizes prevent firm proof of cause and effect, while highlighting higher lung cancer risk among heavy cigarette smokers.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Atlntic City
N.J
American Cancer Society
Timothy V. Hartnett
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
R. Cuyler Hammond
Daniel Horn
Society
The
American Medical Assn
AMA
Hammond
Horn
Big City
Weather report from Thomasville Georgia June 6 1965
Partly cloudy conditions forecast with scattered showers and thunderstorms through tonight and Tuesday. Temperature highs reached 104 with a record high for the month noted. precipitation totals show 0.08 inches in the last 24 hours and 0.08 for the month.
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Thomasville
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