Jekyll Island Becomes Georgia Convention Hub
Jekyll Island rises as Georgia's premier convention destination replacing Atlanta in attracting municipal officials and tourist groups. About 1200 officials attended this week with 90 conventions planned this summer, while former Governor M. E. Thompson is highlighted for purchasing the property now run by the Jekyll Island State Park Authority.
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People’s Ordor
Perry Mason Back In Hollywood Fans Reassured
AP reports Perry Mason star Raymond Burr remains the show’s anchor despite contract talk. Burr explains the dispute centered on show format and location, not pay, and vows to continue the long running mystery series with the same team and premise.
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Fragmentary Text Reflects Confused Political Remarks
Readable fragments show references to Kennedy U S funds aid Khru Carrib and a national deal with unclear context. The garbled lines mention hospitals, Emmy awards, profits or working hours and protests tied to government action. The piece lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
Cornerstone Secrets Revealed At Webster County School
A 1961 article reports the opening of a 75 year old cornerstone at Welcherville School. Elmo Chastain Sr attended the event, with Dr J W Reid promising a Webster's Dictionary to the college president in 1885. Reid Bros now seeks location to fulfill the pledge.
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Kennedy personality aids push for policy in era of unity
The piece argues John Kennedy’s personal popularity shaped Congress and international relations. It credits his Europe tour and charm with renewing Anglo American ties, stabilizing Britain’s public mood, and strengthening unified policy despite Cuba Berlin tensions.
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Paving Plans for U S 19 and Access Road Debate
Article discusses a 7 318 mile grading and paving contract for U S 19 from Ochlochnee east to the Mitchell County line and connects with the Coolidge Ochlochnee road. It highlights the need for an access road to Thomasville and urges shaping the junction to ease travel into the city.
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Tractors for prisoners scheme sparks criticism across parties
A controversial fundraiser promoting tractors for Cuban prisoners draws sharp criticism as a liberal alliance led by Walter Reuther Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower faces charges of hypocrisy and misdirection. Critics argue the plan serves Castro by exchanging prisoners for aid while neglecting broader Cuban abuses and UN funding to Castro's agriculture program.
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Answer for disenchanted youth by Billy Graham
Billy Graham consoles young readers facing emptiness after divorce, saying the cure is Christ. He notes revolution among youth and argues spiritual renewal offers authentic fulfillment, with personal testimony of redemption and salvation through faith.
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Best fed people ranking against Americans per UN report
The United Nations report ranks the Irish as the best fed, followed by New Zealanders, Danes, Britons and Americans. It notes Britons read more newspapers and Russians publish more books and see more movies, while Americans lead in ownership of cars, radios and televisions. It adds Americans listen to more political speeches and lend more money abroad.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise Notice Fragment
Blurred newspaper masthead text shows republication rights and mailing details for Thomasville Georgia edition. It lists publication days, subscription prices, tax details, and address information for mail submissions and departments.
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Lessons From Experience And Learning From Others
The passage argues experience helps spot errors and warns against repeating past mistakes. It notes some refuse to learn from others and must bear the cost of their own shortsighted choices. It suggests using proven answers from others to solve life problems.
Crossword Puzzle Key Snags Readers Across Many Clues
The page presents a dense puzzle list with across and down clues including math symbols and abbreviations. Entries cover languages, objects, and natural terms with several misspellings and garbled phrases, indicating OCR errors and mixed formats.
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