Florida To Georgia U S 319 widening eyed for travel boost
Observations by Lee E. Kelly urge surveys to widen U S 319 from Tallahassee to Thomasville and Griffin Georgia. The piece notes no priority yet but budgeting supports planning, warns of rough sections from Thomasville to Albany and calls for resurfacing and straightening to boost tourist and local travel and reduce accident costs.
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Atlanta Papers Fined For Contempt In Trial Coverage
Fulton Superior Judge Sedge Durwood Pye fined Atlanta Newspapers Inc. 20000 for contempt for printing nonrecord material about Harold Meriwether during an armed robbery trial. The court ruled no right to publish such material unless it appeared in testimony. The papers planned an appeal and posted a 40000 bond.
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Space exploration fears and postwar political tensions discussed
The article contrasts early spaceflight risks with broader geopolitical unrest, noting Able and Baker show promise while Americans demand more data. It links space exploration to a moon goal and warns about Communist influence driving regional conflicts, urging strong education as a bulwark of democracy and freedom.
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Atlanta Ordered to End Segregated Schools and Plan Integration
U S District Judge Frank A Hooper ruled that racial discrimination exists in Atlanta public schools and granted an injunction to end segregation. He allowed a reasonable time for the board to submit an integration plan, noting no immediate order to desegregate and stressing the ruling does not require closure or instant integration.
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S. Supreme Court
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Ralph Swann
Ruth Smith
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Dock C. Putnam
Leonard C. Jackson
W. M. Calhoun
Georgia Leaders Pledge Resistance to Atlanta Ruling
Georgia leaders vow to fight the UY. 8. District Court order mandating school desegregation in Atlanta, citing use of legal challenges and out-of-state influence. Gov. Ernest Vandiver and Lt. Gov. Garland Byrd promise all lawful means, while Atlanta Mayor Marvin Griffin and others urge local option and sustained resistance.
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Allentea
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James C. Davis
Decatur
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Iris ’ Blitch
Homerville
Frank. A.) Hooper
Jail Matron Fined for Drunken Driving Plea
Detroit AP reports Jail Matron Hassie Dole pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. Traffic Court Judge George T. Murphy fined her 60 dollars or 10 days in county jail, she chose the fine to return to work.
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Jim's Jockey Store Ad Promises Honest Deals and Tax Help
Jumble Jim pitches a seventy five percent discount on sumpm with limited guarantees, touts regular prices, and invites customers to inspect merchandise at Jim's Jockey Store 104 N Madison St. He claims to cut costs and pay the tax himself to close sales and notes his hours from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm with Sundays off for watch fixing.
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Cherokee St Baptist Services and Conference Update
Cherokee St Baptist schedules Sunday school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 80 and evening worship at 7 pm. Reverend Floyd Dalton delivers both morning and evening messages. Regular monthly conference at 7 45 pm today. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 80 pm. Reverend L B Lumpkin of Junction City speaks Sunday at 7 pm.
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Soviet ballerina Finds pajama-clad guest in hotel
In San Francisco Marine Kondra Weve, 22, a Soviet ballet dancer, returned to her hotel room to find a pajama clad man still in bed unclaimed at checkout. She fled to the lobby in surprise.
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