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Thomasville Times Enterprise

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Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1966

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FBI To View Films Of Ga Bank Robbery In Lenox Case

FBI agents hope film from a hidden camera will reveal a blond young gunman who robbed the Bank of Lenox of about 20 000. A car used in the crime was found abandoned near a church in Tift County, with a second stolen vehicle traced to a near-empty gas tank. The robber, about 20 or 21, 5 feet 6 inches, 150 pounds, wore a T shirt, sun trousers, a baseball cap and sunglasses. Roby H. Robinson, bank president, said the thief was nervous while ordering workers to fill a sack with cash before escaping with 19 675. The same bank had been robbed previously by Jessie James Roberts Jr. who is in federal custody.

Lenox, Ga FBI Lenox Atlanta Nessa Peatres U. S. 41 Tift Robert D. Adcock Roby H. Robinson Roby Robinson Jessie James Roberts Jr Roberts Arapaha Mexico

Graham Deplores Meredith Shooting

London AP report says Billy Graham called the shooting of James H. Meredith a great tragedy. He is in London for an evangelical crusade and prayed for Meredith’s recovery, calling the incident the start of a deeply racially troubled summer.

London Billy Graham James H. Meredith Graham

Methodists Move Toward Removing Racial Barriers

Southeastern conference delegates pursue a three step plan to end the all Negro central jurisdiction. If approved by two thirds it would enable transfers of Negro conferences into the nine state Southeastern jurisdiction. A 1968 Southeastern Jurisdiction Conference would elect bishops with both races present.

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