Sperry Rand Shares Sink As Market Pulls Back
Sperry Rand faced heavy selling amid a broad market decline with 17 000 and 19 900 share blocks selling and news of Dr Louis Tier resigning from the Univac division weighing on sentiment. GE and IBM showed mixed moves while the Dow slipped to 810.94 as retail and aerospace groups helped mute losses.
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Sperry
Louis Tier
Prestntaf Snerry
Univac
Ion General Electric GE Riock
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Georgia Florida Ala Packer Hog Receipts and Prices Report
Hog receipts for 24 hours through Friday at plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Georgia Do than and Jacksonville plus Georgia Chicago prices show mostly steady to higher trends with barrows gilts and sows listed in several weight classes. Georgia cattle auctions receipts and prices compare with the prior week noting steady to lower slaughter values and higher feeder calves and Good to Choice ranges across multiple weight categories.
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Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Georgia
North Georgia
Atlanta Produce Trading Fair Prices
Georgia purple hull crowder peas 4.00 to 4.50 per unit. Black eyed peas 1.50 to 2.00. Yellow crook neck squash 3.75 to 8.50. Okra 7.50. Butterbeans white 4.00 to 4.50. Colored 3.00 to 8.50. Georgia cabbage in sacks 1.75. Eggplant 3.50 to 3.75. Bell peppers 3.50 to 4.50. Round green beans 3.00 to 3.75.
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Atlanta
Georgia Purple Hull Crowder
Albany Company To Modernize Cairo Airport
Cairo officials accepted a low bid by Oxford Construction Co. of Albany to modernize Cairo Municipal Airport. The bid amount is not public due to alternates and FAA approval. Bids were previously rejected as too high. new bids followed revised runway paving specs recommended by Smith & Gillespie Engineers.
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Cairo
Ulity
Oxford Construction Co
Albany
Federal Aviation Agency
Smith & Gillespie
Jacksonville
Oxford
C. B E. Layton
Heat wave continues with near record highs and light rainfall
The Weather Bureau forecasts continued hot and mostly fair conditions through Wednesday with temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal. Highs near 99 and lows around 74 are expected, with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Rainfall totals show a variable pattern with 2.74 inches since month start and 37.22 inches since January 1, while tides at St. Marks Florida mark morning highs around 9:50 A.M. and evening low tides around 11:19 P.M.
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Weather Bureau
ST. Marks
Fla
Coolidge Opens Weeklong Swimming Classes for Summer
Coolidge Community pool starts Monday offering three daily sessions at 9 10 and 11 am with Coach Ace Little of Moultrie as instructor. Lifeguard Jimmy Summer also of Moultrie will oversee the sessions for a three week period at 2 50 per week. Contact Homer Smith at 346 2565 to sign up.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Community Pool
Ace Little
Moultrie
Moultrie High School
Jimmy Summer
Sumer
Homer Smith
Revival Set at Big Ochlohnnee Baptist Church
Revival services begin Sunday June 21 at Big Ochlohnnee Baptist Church and continue through the week. Rev Lewis Crosby announces guest evangelist Rev Billy Southerland of West Side Baptist Thomasville. Wendall Adams of Pelham directs song services with daily 8 p.m. services.
Secrecy Breach Revealed Over Cyprus Task Force
The Pentagon acknowledged lax censorship after Naval Aviation News described Task Force 62 off Cyprus last winter. Officials noted no security review was performed, prompting a prompt admission We goofed as the Pentagon refused to discuss unit movements.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Navy
Naval Aviation News
Cyprus
Security Review
Calendar of Events Highlights This Week
Calendar lists Friday events for Kiwanis at Glen Arven at 1 p.m. and Golden Age Club at the YMCA at 2 30 p.m. Saturday offers Children and Adults Art Classes at the Youth Center and AMVETS Dancer at the Post home. Monday features Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall and Catholic Women’s Council of Friery.
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Kiwanis
Glen Arven
Y.M.C
Youth Center
Amvets
Post Home
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Catholic Womens Council of
Coolidge Plans Saturday Song Fest
H. L. Kennedy announced an old fashioned song fest to be held Saturday at 7 pm in the Coolidge School. Local and area singers are invited to join the community event.
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Coolidge
H. L
Hub
Thomasville Captain Decorated for Valor
Thomasville native Captain Howard J. Floyd received two Bronze Star Medals in a single ceremony at Fort Benning with General Hugh P. Harris. The awards honor heroism on July 5, 1963, and meritorious service with the Military Assistance Advisory Group from 1962 to 1963. Floyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Floyd, is a 1956 Thomasville High School graduate, North Georgia College alumnus, and has served on active duty since 1960.
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Floyd
R. E. Floyd
Seixas St
Thomasville
North Georgia College
Army
Columbus, Ga
Georgia Baptist drive raises funds for world missions
The Georgia Baptist Convention reports a 1963 giving total of 44,860 with local church support. Rev. Searcy S. Garrison sent a congratulatory letter and certificate to Rev. Dr. Louis F. Kennedy, acknowledging achievements by the First Baptist congregation. Cooperative gifts support mission work at home and abroad.
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Gram
Searcy S. Garrison
Georgia Baptist Convention
Louis F. Kennedy
World Ministry of Southern Baptists
First Baptist
Back to School Eckberg to Attend Institute in Georgia
Lloyd Eckberg executive vice president of Thomas Thomasville Area Chamber of Commerce will attend the week long U S Chamber Southeastern Institute at the University of Georgia in Athens. The course covers organizational management and marks his fourth year as a student.
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Lloyd Eckberg
Eckberg
Thomas Thomasville Area
Church Hails First Baptist Thomasville Rank in Georgia
The First Baptist Church of Thomasville receives congratulations as it is ranked 14th among Georgia Baptist churches for giving through the cooperative program. The acknowledgment highlights steady donor support and church leadership in regional church affairs.
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The
First Baptist Church of
Thomasville
Georgia Baptist Churches
St Mark's AME Car Wash Fundraiser On Father's Day
St Mark's A M E Church members plan a Mother's Day style car wash fundraiser on Father's Day at the church corner of Lester and Jones Streets. Activities start at 7:30 a m with refreshments for sale and a car wash charge of one dollar and up. The Women's Auxiliary sponsors the project with workers including Mrs O C Hardwick Virginia Mays Edgar Anderson Rosalyn Hardwick W H Thompson and Arthur Hayes.
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St. Mark's A.M.E. Church
Lester and Jones Sts
The
Women's Auxiliary
Mrs. O. C. Hardwick
Virginia Mays
Edgar Anderson
Rosalyn Hardwick
W. H. Thompson
Arthur Hayes
Low Voltage Problems Reported in City Areas
City reports low voltage in a couple of areas due to overloaded circuits from air conditioning. Water and Light Dept. superintendent Roland Clayton said insufficient power distribution can dim lights, disrupt television, and weaken air conditioning output.
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Roland Clayton
Water and Light Dept
Clayton
Polic angle Sortence Jut In Biz Bridge
The brief reports a police angle in a business bridge matter in Bainbridge with unnamed details. No clear individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Shakeup in City Police Leadership Approved
A Wednesday council meeting approved a top level personnel shakeup. The actions include a unanimous vote to accept resignations and demotions within the police department following weeks of committee study and recommendations. The council will appoint interim leadership and outline new operations and reassignments.
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Soreg
Police Committee
hOlya
Bainbridge
Yerick Willis
Mem Ce Sity Council
Ragan
Jonald Murphy
Golé
ANC
Coable
Pay Raise Bill Faces Senate After House Passes It
AP reports push for federal pay raises racing through Congress with a plan boosting officers and natives by as much as 7 500 dollars per year. The proposal would lift average clerical and postal worker pay, affecting about 1 7 million workers, as debates and political lobbying continue ahead of primaries.
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Tever
Ate
Strong Johnson
Unions
Thomasville man Arthur Chastain dies at 82
Arthur Tamlin Chastain 82 lifelong Thomasville resident died at home after a stroke. He was born April 5 1882 on Boston Road married to Aileen Wade in 1905 she died 1956. Survived by eight children twenty grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren with brother Elmo Chastain. Funeral Saturday 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church Rev Louis Kennedy officiating burial Laurel Hill. Pallbearers grandsons.
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Arthur Tamlin Chastain
Thomasville
Chester Bellamy
First Baptist Church
Louis F. Kennedy
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Robert Willis
Cocoa
Fla
Wade Chastain
Unversity of
Georgia
Athens
Jack Terry Chastain
Marietta
Robin Chastain
Leon Powell
Phil Powell
Joe Powell
Jack Chastain
David Bellamy
U.S. Navy
Mr. Chastain
Joan T
Matisha Davis Chastain
Boston Rd
Aileen Wade
Boston
Community Sing to Feature Specialties and Guests
Auditorium program announced featuring community sing selections along with specialties and guest performers.
Keratolytic T-4-L Promises Quick Athlete’s Foot Relief
Ad touts T-4-L keratolytic cream for athlete's foot with skin sloughing to reveal healthy skin. Offers 48¢ back if not satisfied in 3 days and recommends T-4-L foot powder for perspiration and odor. Available today at drug stores.
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Aw Drug
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