Ultra-Fast T-E Teletype Test Signals Space-Age News
The Associated Press plans an experimental transmission of London produced copy to U S papers for near instantaneous automatic typesetting. If successful a story from AP London Office will be converted to automated typesetting by an RCA 901 computer and fed into linecast machines for set type. The test is scheduled for 1 55 p m EST under RCA and Harris-Intertype collaboration.
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Associated Press
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RCA
Seaman Turned Minister to Graduate at 75 in California
Edwin Halcrow, a seaman who became a minister and later newspaper owner, will graduate from College of San Mateo next Sunday. At 75, he describes his schooling as his own geriatrics experience and attends with pride in California.
Magnolia Street paving faces right of way hurdle and cost
City Commission discussed Magnolia Street paving as a potential joint state city project needing at least 5 percent right of way. Officials noted costs likely exceeding 100000 dollars and planned to pursue state aid if property owners relent, with C W McKinnon Jr negotiating. Mayor Lilly urged quick action and consideration of private drive paving at Susie H Dunlap School plus school board paving material precedents.
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Saat
C. W. McKinnon Jr
Elijah Will
Progressive Cub
Commission
Susie H. Dunlap
Lilly
Hill
City Board of Education
Jerger
Marchant Motors
Thomasville Lions Win Multiple Awards at State Convention
Thomasville Lions Club led by President Robert Tate collected the District Outstanding Efficiency Trophy and the District Outstanding Club Cup at the State Lions Convention in Augusta. Incoming President Carroll Cook received trophies from District 18C Gov. Jake Wolffe, with cash prize added to the club treasury. Local projects earning recognition included a benefit baseball game raising 100 for Birdwood Junior College, broom and map sales, and contributions to the sight conservation fund.
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Thomasville
South Georgia
Robert Tate
Augusta
Tate
Carroll Cook
Jake Wolffe
Bainbridge
Cook
Lions
Birdwood Junior College
Frank Deutsch
Area Vocational Teachers Eye State Meeting
More than 700 vocational educators from Georgia will attend the 16th annual Georgia Vocational Association convention in Atlanta at the Biltmore Hotel. Thomasville leaders including Paul Sewell and John Arrington join statewide officials and speakers such as Dr. Benjamin C. Willis and Hugh T. McDade for sessions on agricultural and industrial education.
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Thomas County
Atlanta
Georgia Vocational Assn
Biltmore
Paul Sewell
GVA
Sewell
A. P. Higginbotham
State Dept. of Education
B. C. Haynes
Bainbridge
Tommy McCollum
Roger Madison
Cairo
Georgia
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago City Schools
Kennedy
U.S
Hugh T. McDade
Aluminum Co. of America
Georgia House
George T. Smith
Jack P. Nix
GEA
J. W. McAllister
Allen C. Smith
Georgia Tech Industrial Education
Thomas Quigley
City Court Hears Range of Local Offenses in Thomasville
A Thomasville taxi driver received a 12 month probated sentence for possessing non tax paid whisky after a June 1 arrest. Other local rulings included fines for speeding driving without a license and related violations with several defendants entering guilty or nolo contendere pleas. The court noted a July 1 next meeting date due to a municipal association convention.
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Charles F. Johnson
Ben N. Surles
N. Dawson St
Jell
Donald Lee Jordan
Boston
Jimmy Dunbar
Commission
The
Georgia Municipal Assn
City Hall
Bell System Exhibit and Telephone Directory Ads Attract Crowds
An exhibit at New York's 1964 65 World's Fair showcases Bell System communications progress with moving chairs and theaters. The ad promotes easy household listing of numbers in the directory and encourages June brides to use the phone for errands and planning.
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Bell System
Europe
Havana
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
New York
Churchill made first US honorary citizen last April
Sir Winston Churchill was named America's first and only honorary citizen last April in Louisville Kentucky. confusion arose over the native state designation as the event occurred.
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Louisville
Winston Churchill
America
Shirley MacLaine Says She Shugged Reporter Over Fractured Trade Coverage
Actress Shirley MacLaine explained why she shugged AP columnist Mike Connolly, saying the action was the straw that broke the camel's back after six months of what she called native remarks.
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Shirley MacLaine
Mike Connolly
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