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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
8
Thomasville Rotarians heard C. J. Allen describe the meaning of the great seal of the United States. He linked the symbol to belief in God and patriotism, detailing the 13 and 18 figures as divine guidance, unity of the original colonies, and a push toward peace under God.
A Georgia Girls State session at the University of Georgia names Dana Bowen of Tifton as governor for the final day. Other officers include Linda Archer of Waynesboro lieutenant governor Judy Lassiter Covington secretary of state Jane Hicks Winder state treasurer Linne Ellis Cartersville attorney general and Amy Baxley Toombsboro superintendent of schools.
An infant, William M. Sudduth, was killed when his father backed a truck over him in front of their house near Macon Georgia. The tragedy occurred Thursday and involved Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sudduth as the child's parents.
The South Georgia Methodist Conference moves to oppose civil disobedience and demonstrations. It votes to urge sobriety tests for drunk drivers, supports a three day waiting period for marriages, seeks a governor appointed alcohol study commission, and opposes legalized gambling. Anderson urges a statement against bingo at Savannah Beach and slot machines in private clubs.
The Atlanta Times begins publication in the afternoon market with a 140 000 circulation and a first press run near 180 000. Editor Luke Green announces four editions daily starting about 11 a.m. James C Davis serves as publisher and board chair of Atlanta Times Inc.
Romania reduces Soviet cultural control and shifts toward the West as Bucharest renames streets, drops mandatory Russian in schools, and seeks Western partners. Gheorghiu-Dej defies Comecon, expands trade with the United States, and explores GATT entry while easing tourist rules and pondering Western nuclear plant purchases.
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