Stock market slips as prices weaken and dip seen
New York AP reports stock prices weakened in early trading with many gains eroding. The Dow industrial average fell to 894.21 as autos metals oils and chemicals showed a downtrend while aerospace stayed firm then faltered. Chrysler dropped on a block sale and trading remained quiet on the American Exchange.
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Hog market receipts and cattle auction results across Georgia Alabama and Chicago
Receipts at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Ga Dothan Ala and Jacksonville Fla show hog prices with varying weights from 21.00 to 29.79 and mixed U S 1 2 1 3 gilts sows and barrows. Chicago reports hog receipts and price firmer by 25 to 50 cents with most gains over 240 pounds. Georgia cattle auctions show steady to higher prices for slaughter steers cows calves and feeder cattle across Gainesville Lyons and surrounding markets.
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Albany
Columbus
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Jacksonville
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Chicago
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Inquest Set in Death of Sunnyland Foreman Owens
An inquest is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday in City Court to investigate the death of Robert Alvin Owens a 30 year old Sunnyland Packing Co shipping foreman who was burned to death May 1 at his Prvo Road home. Coroner Lynn B Kirkland said no foul play is suspected but the hearing will occur at the family's request since there were no witnesses. A five man jury will be drawn by Justice of the Peace J M Richards. The Owens home lies about 10 miles from Thomasville near the Pattern Speedway entrance with the nearest neighbor a mile away.
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Sunnyland Packing Co
Prvo Road
Lynn B. Kirkland
Kirkland
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Richards
Owens
Thomasville
Pattern Speedway
Bentley Urges Guarded Lending in Georgia
Comptroller General James Bentley urges Georgia small loan companies to develop a program to curb excessive credit. He warns that crowded areas with many lenders can tempt individuals to borrow beyond their ability to repay.
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Pint Mountain
James Bentley
Georgia
Death notice for Sam Wyche at Fifth Ave home
Services for Sam Wyche who died Saturday at his Fifth Ave home will be announced by Groom's Funeral Home.
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Sam Wyche
Fifth Ave
Groom
Calendar of Tonight Society and Club Meetings
World War I veterans at VA Dam at 7 30 p m Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 8 p m Catholic Women's Council at St Augustine's Ladies Golf Assn at Glen Arven 9 30 a m Exchange Club at Hotel Scott 1 p m Bloodmobile at Health Department 1 30 p m Bible Class at Savings and Loan Building 5 p m Duplicate Club at Glen Arven 7 30 p m Elks Club at Elks Lodge 8 p m Ceramics Class at Youth Center 8 p m Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall 8 p m AMVETS and Auxiliary at Post Home 8 p m Wednesday Post 22 Legion and Auxiliary at Legion Home Navy Reserve Meeting at National Guard Arm y 8 p m Ceramics Class at Youth Center ie a m
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Death of Mrs. Araminta Culpepper Bailey at 82
Mrs Araminta Culpepper Bailey died after a short illness at her home 331 Remington Ave. Funeral services were held at Whiddon's Funeral Home at 11 a m with Rev Harry L Babbitt of St Thomas Episcopal Church presiding. Burial followed in Laurel Hill cemetery. She was born June 8 1883 in Boston Georgia and lived in Thomasville most of her life. She was married to Junius Hardy Bailey in 1905 who died in 1927. Survived by three daughters Mrs June B McDaniel Jesup Mrs Martha B Underwood New York City and Mrs Josephine B Hoffman Glen Ellyn Michigan, seven grandchildren. She attended Youngs Female College and Shorter College and was a Colonial Dame and member of St Thomas Episcopal Church. Her family played a prominent role in local business and civic life.
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Araminta Culpepper Bailey
Remington Ave
Harry L. Babbitt
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Laurel Hill
W. R. Thomas, Sr
J. Forrest Knapp
W. J. Miller, Jr
C. W. McKinnon, Jr
James §. Mason
R. Frank Smith
Bailey
Thomas County
Boston
James Thomas
Ramah Reid Culpepper
Thomasville
Junius Hardy Bailey
June B
Daniel
Jesup
Martha B. Underwood
New York City
Josephine B. Hoffman
Glen Ellyn
Youne
J. W. Reid
Culpepper
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Old Bank of
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Thompson Rites Planned For Grady County Farmer
L. H. Thompson 68 of Cairo died at home Sunday from a heart ailment. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev. H. B. Brooks officiating and burial in Ochlochnee Cemetery. He married Edna Sasser in 1923 and had lived in Grady County since 1938. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs. J. Andrew Gorders of LaGrange three brothers H. J. Thompson W. O. Thompson and C. A. Thompson a grandson Andrew Martin Gorders and several nieces and nephews. Honorary pallbearers will be the William Powell Bible Class.
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H. 8. Brooks
Ochlochnee
Clark Funeral Home
Thomas County
Edna Sasser
Grady County
J. Andrew Gorders
LaGrange
H. J. Thompson
W. O. Thompson
Thomasville
C.A. Thompson
Belle Glade
Fla
Andrew Martin Gorders
la Grange
William Powell Bible Class
Supreme Court prohibits TV cameras in criminal trials in Estes case
The Supreme Court ruled that televising criminal trials violates due process, overturning Billie Sol Estes’s Texas swindling conviction. Justice Tom C Clark delivered the main opinion, reversing a Tyler state court trial viewed by cameras.
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Supreme Court Today
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Tom C. Clark
Estes
Tyler
Tex
Horoscope for Tuesday June 8 1965 by Carroll Brighter
General tendencies urge caution in daytime dealings and suggest health gains and romantic ease. Each astrological sign receives daytime caution and evening opportunities from Aries to Pisces with advice on duties, social life, and personal growth. The column ends with a moral about personal responsibility.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Johnson Urges Communists to Renounce War and Seek Peace
President Johnson at Catholic University commencement urged Communist nations to renounce war and join in peace talks. He addressed the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe inviting leaders to reason together as peace knocks.
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Weather forecast with showers and storms this week
Mostly cloudy and humid with showers and thunderstorms affecting about 60 percent of the north portion and 40 to 60 percent of the south portion tonight and Tuesday. Highs in the 80s tomorrow, tonight’s lows 62 to 72. Tides listed for MARKS Florida with high and low times.
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Georgia weekend accidents kill 19 including 17 traffic victims
The Associated Press reports 19 deaths in Georgia over the weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Victims include a Decatur woman drowned on a Lake Lanier houseboat and four killed in a Bainbridge tractor-trailer crash.
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Ala
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Georgia Guardsmen Begin Two Weeks of Annual Maneuvers
The 48th Armored Division with about 7 500 officers and men arrived at Fort Stewart Georgia for two weeks of combat type maneuvers. Gov Carl E Sanders will review and address the troops on Governors Day Saturday. Maneuvers conclude June 20.
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Georgia
Army National Guardsmen
48Th Armored Division
Carl E. Sanders
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