Stock Market Rebounds After Steep Losses
The stock market snapped back from four consecutive losses with the Dow up 4.36 at noon and the Associated Press average rising 1.5 to 320.7. Industrials, rails, motors and building materials led gains while chemicals and airlines were mixed amid short-covering profits.
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New York
Dow Jones Industrial Av
Associated Press
DuPont
IBM
Korvette
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
Georgia Florida Alabama Packer Hogs Prices Lift Across Plants
Receipts at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville rise with mostly 26 in. stances and 50 higher. U S 1 2 barrows and gilts 190 230 lbs at 22.75 23.25. U S 1 23.50. various weights 180 270 lbs quoted. Chicago hogs show 50 to 50 higher on barrows and gilts. sows steady to strong. Georgia cattle auctions report 12 700 head with demand good and prices steady to higher amid large out of state feedlot activity.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
Chicago
Georgia Cattle Auctions
Night of shelling leaves many dead in Vietnam town
Reports describe a chaotic battle around a Vietnamese town where eight government troops were found with hands tied behind their backs, and multiple Americans died or were wounded. Vietnamese rangers and U S forces fought near a tank and armored carrier as planes napalmed the town.
Hospital Admissions Fill Archbold Memorial With Local Children
Thomasville residents admitted Thursday to Archbold Memorial Hospital include Edwin Anthony Cox age four Melanie Sue Duren age eight Magdalene Sloan Donna Elizabeth Stegall age eight and others in Tifton Cairo Barwick Pavo Whigham Monticello and Tallahassee. Names listed include Helen V. Gunn Rebecca VanWinkle William Edwin White Roscoe Bryant John B. Wright Jr Or A Cooper Alma R Barwick Harry Lée Stanfield Laura Sue Tully and Floyd Dalton.
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Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Edwin Anthony Cox
Melanie Sue Duren
Magdalene Sloan
Donna Elizabeth Stegall
Helen V. Gunn
Rebecca VanWinkle
William Edwin White
Tifton
Roscoe Bryant
John B. Wright Jr
Cairo
Or. A. Cooper
Barney
Alma R. Barwick
Barwick
Harry Lée Stanfield
Pavo
William Hesper
Whigham
Floyd Dalton
Monticello
Laura Sue Tully
Tallahassee
Quake Shakes Northern Japan No Casualties Reported
A light earthquake struck northern Japan today, according to the Meteorological Agency. No casualties or damage were reported.
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Tokyo
Japan
Meteorological Agency
Optimist Club to Host Day-Long Fishing Derby for Youth
Three members of the Optimist Club fishing committee took over supplies and a snagged fish to preview the derby. The organization will sponsor a fishing event for children aged 8 to 16 on July 17 and plans a day-long program.
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Optimist Club
Optimist
Pavo Rd
U.S. 19
Edwin Hays
Gene Cone
Karl Conradi
YMCA
Tomato Fair Set in Thomasville June 25 Sponsored by Kiwanis and Times-Enterprise
The second annual Tomato Fair will be held in Thomasville June 25 with three classes: commercial for producers with over 60 plants, amateur for under 50, and a youth class for high school age or younger. Awards cover heaviest tomato best tomato best group of 10 and best group of five with prizes certificates and an 8 by 10 photo. Judges include Jim Barber and Dr Silas Harman.
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Thomasville
The
Times-Enterprise
Madison and
Jefferson Sts
Jim Barber
Silas Harman
Costal Plain Experiment Station
Tifton
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Branson Clark
L. Edward Kelly Jr
Times - Enterprise
Sherrod Named Vidalia High Principal
Vidalia Board of Education announces James Neil Sherrod former Whigham High principal will assume duties as Vidalia High School principal in the fall. A Pavo native, Sherrod served in the Army Intelligence unit and later earned degrees from Bob Jones University and Georgia Southern. He and wife Betty Bass Sherrod and daughter Lisa Ann plan to move to Vidalia this summer.
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Vidalia
James Neil Sherrod
Whigham (Ga
Vidalia High School
Intelligence Department
66Th Aaa Group
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ford Ord
Calif
Fort Richardson
Anchorage
Alaska
Sherrod
Bob Jones University
Greenville
South Carolina
Georgia Southern College
Statesboro
Whigham
Thomasville
James A. Sherrod
Pavo
Baptist Church
Vidalia Board of Education
Betty Bass
Lisa Ann
Sherrods
Maddox Loses Tax suit over advertising expenses
A federal jury in Atlanta ruled against Lester Maddox in his bid to recover taxes on advertising costs. The IRS disallowed $3,000 of $9,000 in a weekly Saturday column Maddox paid for in the Atlanta Journal and Constitution. Maddox testified the ads sought to attract readers and diners to his restaurant.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Internal Revenue Service
Maddox
Atlanta Journal
The
Consti
Ochlochnee GA Loan Approved for Eight Low Rent Homes
The Public Housing Administration approved a $114,061 loan to Ochlochnee, Georgia, for the construction of eight low rent homes. Senators Herman Talmadge and Richard Russell said they were advised of the loan Thursday by the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Public Housing Administration
Ochlochnee
Herman Talmadge
Richard Russell
Housing and Home
Pavo Personal Notes From Family and Friends Gathering
Pavo Randall Herndon visits his mother in San Antonio. Barbara Speaker heads to New Mexico for ten weeks of Baptist Home Mission Board summer work. Lora Hill hosts her daughter and sister in Augusta and Jacksonville. Russell and J E Peebles visit Albany ministers. Joey Herndon visits grandparents in Tallahassee. Mike Hicks visits Albany grandmother. Rebecca Dorminy continues summer with her mother after Tift College commencement. Wayne Smith and Dwight visit Milton Florida parents. Margaret Hutsell guests of Mrs Hammer and Mrs Dean. Mrs Miller of Screven visits Herndon family. Robin and Ray Herndon visit Screven with grandmother. Wedding guests at Statesboro include Wilburn Shelley and others. Shelley family visits Jekyll Island and Savannah Beach. Bill Lovell visits Cedartown relatives. Elsie Frey from Crystal Lake, Ill., visits Speaker family.
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H. C. Mims
Clayton Mims
Joe Parrish
Statesboro
Wayne Smith
Dwight
Claudie Smith
Milton, Fla
Margaret Hutsell
Dayton
Miriam Hammer
Nora Dean
Wilburn Shelley
Gary
Mike Barber
Martha Shelley
C. R. Dixon
Jerry Alderman
Cedartown
L. C
Pete) Miller
Elsie Frey
Crystal Lake, Ill
Stanley Speaker
Best Barbecue and Seafood Platters In Town
Local eatery promotes its flagship barbecued meats catfish dinners and seafood platters as its standout dishes alongside regular dinners.
Tornado Forecast Ahead of Inland Path into Southeast
Forecasters warned of continuing tornado activity as squalls reached 50 mph in Apalachee Bay and along the northwest Florida coast. The Weather Bureau said the system would move inland, with northwest Florida and Georgia set to bear the brunt of the weather today.
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Apalachee Bay
Florida
Bur
Weather Bureau
Georgia
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Armour
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Monson
Babcock
Mont Ward
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Nat Dairy
Bell & How
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Beth Steel
Olin
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Owens
Borden
Penney
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Goodyear
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Herc Pdr
Honeywell
Packer Hog Mart
Utility
Gary Witt
T-E, Kiwanis
Clark
Ed Cromartie
Bob Dilson
Johnny Eubanks
Logan Lewis
Aurel Stewart
W. 8. Stewart
Burgess Stone
Hosea Vann
Carroll Bennett
Maurice Willis
W. L. Whittle
Neil Boland
Vidalia School
U.S
Finance Agency of the Public Housing Administration
Washington
Scott
Forbwerke Hoechst AQ
Fairfield Chemicals
Niagara Chemical Division
Hiddleport, N.Y
Pavo — Randall Herndon
San Antonio, Texas
8. H. Herndon
Barbara Speaker
New Mexico
Baptist Home Mission Board
Lora Hill
Hugh Dennis
Augusta
G. C. Reynolds
Russell Peebles
J. E. Peebles
E. E. Smith
Joey Herndon
Mrs. H. J. Wisham
Moulthe
Bryan Palmer
Mike Hicks
Julian Hicks
A. 8. Dorminy
Rebecca Dorminy
Tift College
Forsyth
Dorminy
John Miller
Screven
W. C. Herndon
Robin
Ray Herndon
Jerry
West Cairo
Dad
Stee
N. Broad St
Ger
Olver
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