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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
1
City commissioners reviewed a paving program by Rupert Blocker with early priority for accessible roads and feeder streets. Second phase estimated at 304357 dollars, deferred 2314184, first phase 30995 feet, second 2600 feet, deferred 277965 feet, proposing phased work every one to two years as finances allow.
The City Commission approves bond validation for a 525000 municipal issue. The plan includes street improvement and sewer extension bonds with staggered maturities from 1965 to 1979, 1000 denomination, 4.4 percent rate, payable semi annually. Proceeds fund street work and sewer projects. sale planned June 30 with city to bear legal opinions and provide court records to buyers.
In Columbus AP reports the Yuchi Indian tribe members ride a bus back to Oklahoma after a two day stop near a tract of land 12 miles from Columbus along the Chattahoochee River. Chief Samuel Hun said a tribal council would meet June 21 to discuss future plans for the center of culture and about 120 Yuchi leaders women and children were part of the delegation.
County Commissioner from the Meigs District announces he will not seek reelection in the upcoming September primary. He thanks Thomas County voters and board members for their confidence, cooperation, and support during ten years of service. He pledges to work for the welfare of the people and to cooperate with them going forward.
In Atlanta, police found three boys under twelve hiding on the Conrolidated General Pro ducts Co. premises with a open safe and stolen money. A 10 year old and two boys aged 11 and 12 were taken into custody after leading detectives to three nearby businesses with further burglaries. Evidence included hacksaws crowbars and hammers. All three were on probation for earlier offenses.
A summary of an appeal related to a conviction in the Burns case seeks review of drug charges. The document notes legal action by Burns and ongoing appellate considerations without detailing specific outcomes or dates.
An American Airlines pilot forced a dive to avoid a left flank approach by a military looking C47 trainer near Staunton New Jersey during a flight over St Louis area. The 48 passenger 5 crew DCT landed safely at Municipal Airport with minor injuries to four passengers and two flight attendants. Civil Aeronautics Administration opened an investigation. Staunton area serves Military Air Transport Service training from Scott Air Force Base.
Secretary Weeks said recent business indicators show improvement since the downturn began, with inventories down 800 million dollars in April and steel mill capacity at 61 percent last week. Construction rose 10 percent in May, employment up 1.2 million and unemployment down 200,000, while AGC chapters report improvement in activity.
Maria Schell criticizes Hollywood publicity as decadent and intrusive. She says she answered harsh questions with restraint, blamed overexposure for misperceptions, and notes curiosity drives European interest in U S publicity.
The Hobby Industry Association of America trade show features a flying saucer with a green-skinned pilot as a centerpiece display. The odd, sci fi themed exhibit draws curious visitors at the Kansas City event.
Cairo reports Kamal el Din Hussein says the Soviet Union will supply Egypt with educational aid including professors in science and archaeology and Russian language instruction. Both sides agreed on a Soviet scientific center in the UAR and access to Soviet research. The pact also covers equipment and labs for peaceful atomic energy use.
Thousands of Turkish Cypriots looted Greek grocery stores and fruit stalls in Nicosia amid the island wide violence now in its fourth day. Curfew breaches allowed looting as British security measures tried to quell clashes between communities.
Denture discomfort and wobbling teeth are described with a sales pitch for FASTEETH. The ad promises a quick solution to improve hold and reduce gum irritation. It warns of taste changes and urges purchase at a specified location.
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