Eisenhower Stricken With Ileitis Taken To Walter Reed
President Eisenhower suffers an ileitis attack and will be moved to Walter Reed Hospital as a precaution. White House spokesman James Hagerty says there is no heart trouble and reports no fever or severe pain. Doctors, including Dr. Howard Snyder, consult Dr. Francis Pruitt. no decision on cardiogram or additional specialists yet.
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Bulganin Suggests Soviet Cuts in Armed Forces and Arms
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin tells President Eisenhower that Moscow plans to reduce the armed forces by 1,200,000, cut armaments and military expenditures, urging Washington to follow suit in a letter discussed with U.S. advisers. Dulles rejects the idea as contrary to American interests.
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New Methodist Ministers Named for Georgia Churches
The Rev. Olin C. Cooper will leave First Methodist Church to become conference secretary to the Board of Evangelism in Albany. Rev. C. W. Hancock moves from Dawson Street to Albany Porterfield Memorial Church. Rev. Weyman B. Cleveland arrives in Thomasville with Rev. C. C. Edmundson and Rev. W. M. Nance Jr. as others reassigned. Over 900 preachers were moved in the annual assignments read by Bishop Arthur J. Moore.
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Fairview
South Georgia
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all-Georgia Commission On Higher Education
House Approves Plan To Hike Pay For Veterans
The House Veterans Affairs Committee moved a multibillion dollar bill boosting pensions for World War I and Korean War veterans and widows. It would cost about 1.4 billion dollars the first year and rise over a decade, with Eisenhower reportedly opposed to the Legion plan.
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Blackout Bonus Coupon Boosts Puzzle Winnings
A $5 Blackout Bonus Coupon increases prize money in this week's puzzle game. Clip the coupon, submit a solved entry by 10 p.m. Saturday, with a potential $98 jackpot and equal division among tied winners. Official rules appeared in the Times-Enterprise.
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Shepherd Drug Store Robbed of Cash and Drugs
Police describe a bold break in at S. L. Shepherd on East Jackson Street last night. The thief entered via the roof, stole more than $500 in cash and all narcotic drugs from a locked receptacle, leaving little sign of disturbance and triggering FBI involvement. The motive remains unclear.
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Fathers Day Gift Plans in Family Cartoon Style
A playful column notes last minute shopping for Father’s Day as children at Mother’s Day present artificial fruit. Jenny and Becky share who bought which real or fake items, while the narrator wonders about future gifts and the idea of special days for girls.
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Wreck Near Grady County Involving Influenced Driving
A vehicle wreck near Grady County at about 1 pm resulted in fatalities and multiple injuries. One occupant was lodged on charges of driving while influenced as investigators assess the incident and memorials are noted in the local area.
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Dry Warm In View Says Bureau Weather Summary
Dry warm conditions are in view with no significant precipitation. Temperatures reached 90 yesterday and 61 in the last 24 hours with a 104 degree high this month and no rainfall in the past day. Sun sets at 7 37 P M and sunrise at 5 33 AM.
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Power outage hits Thomasville plant for one hour
Electric power was cut off in Thomasville for about an hour from 5 to 6 pm due to a surge from disrupted Georgia Power lines. The local plant’s protective breaker did not trip, stopping fuel and water pumps and forcing a full shutdown of power producing facilities until service resumed.
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