Coorcia Guard Wins Plaudits from Sanders
Gov. Carl E. Sanders lauded the 48th Armored Division of the Georgia Army National Guard on Governor's Day at Fort Stewart while urging that soldiers not be required to fight. He also spoke at Jekyll Island on improving education through inspiring teachers as a key to excellence.
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Savannah
Carl E. Sanders
48Th Armored Division
Georgia Army National Guard
Ft. Stewart
Jekyll Island
Southern States School Boards Association
Geer Seeks Reversal of Senate Remodel Vote
Lt. Gov. Peter Zack Geer says he will ask the Legislative Services Committee to reverse its 4-3 vote approving a $225,000 state funds remodeling of the Senate chamber and offices. Geer voted against the move and serves on the committee.
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Atlanta
Peter Zack Geer
Legislative Services Committee
Senate
Geer
Ambassador Taylor Heads Back To Saigon Amid Rising Pressures
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor returns to Saigon with Washingtons resolve to stay in Southeast Asia amid political turmoil. He will relay President Johnsons guidance to the Vietnamese military as Premier Quat President Suu and Maj Gen Chieu resign or seek caretaker roles. Analysts foresee heavy Viet Cong losses and sharp fighting in the coming two months.
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Taylor
Saigon
Washington
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
State
Defense Department
Johnson
Thelma Sneed Wins Attendance Award at Magnolia High
Thelma Mae Sneed graduates with perfect attendance for four years at Magnolia High School and plans to enroll at Walton Vocational Trade School in business education. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Sneed who live near Powell's Nursery. Family and out of town relatives attended the event.
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Thelma Mae Sneed
Magnolia High School
Thelma
David Sneed
Powell's Nursery
Walton Vocational Trade School
Miss Ruthie Lee Greene Graduates From Albany State
Ruthie Lee Greene earned a B S in elementary education from Albany State College after Douglass High School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Greene of 319 3rd Ave. The Angelic Gospel Singers will perform June 28 at 8 p m at St James AME Church. News editors plan summer coverage. editors depart for summer study at the University of Georgia.
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Thomasville
Ruthie Lee Greene
Albany State College
Douglass High School
Wesley Greene
3Rd. Ave
The
Angelic Gospel Singers of
Philadelphia
S J. Thomas’ Ame Church
C. W. MeIver
W. A. Morris
Morris
McIver
University of Georgia
Athens
New Home Christened by Pebble Hill Couple
Friends and relatives joined Mr and Mrs Arthur Massey of Pebble Hill Plantation to christen their new home at Lester Street and Bosser Avenue. The hostess was Mrs Herbert.
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Arthur Massey
Pebble Hill Plantation
Lester Street
Bosser Avenue
Herbert
Revival Schedule at Mt Olive Church with Visiting Minister
Revival begins next week at Mt Olive Primitive Baptist Church with Rev. William Maxwell of Havana Florida as visiting minister. Regular pastor Rev. Jimmy Williams leads the services.
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Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church
William Maxwell
Havanna, Fla
Jimmy Williams
Summer School Opens June 14 at Savannah State College
Dr. E. K. Williams announces Savannah State College summer quarter opens June 14 and runs to August 20. Regular college courses for freshmen and continuing students, plus inservice teacher programs, are offered. Special courses and workshops are available. Details in the summer school bulletin. write Dr. E. K. Williams for information.
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E. K. Williams
Savannah State College
Savannah
Dawn W Hollinshead Receives B S Degree at Savannah State
Dawn W Hollinshead of Pelham earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Savannah State College. Judge Raymond Pace Alexander of the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia delivered remarks.
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Dawn W. Hollinshead
Pelham
Savannah State College
Raymond Pace Alexander
Court of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
1st SGT Leroy E Jones Heads Overseas Duty
1st SGT Leroy E Jones, son of Mrs Ruby J Allen of 214 Davis Street, was visiting family before his third overseas assignment. He left Friday to join his unit at Fort Riley Kansas, where he will depart for overseas duty.
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Leroy E. Jones
Mra
Ruby J. Allen
Davis St
Jones
Fort Riley
Kan
Lynda Johnson Probes Mysteries Of Indian Pueblo
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, leads a two week dig into an Apache pueblo near Grasshopper Arizona with 20 students and Secret Service oversight. She will be formally inducted as an honorary Apache member at Cibecue while living in a trailer provided by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Miss Johnson
Grasshopper
Boyd Knapp
University of Arizona
Raymond Thompson
Robert Welke
Miami
Fla
Secret Service
Lynda Bird
Charles Herts
Columbia University
Seattle
Cibecue
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Senate approves $200 million cut in Johnson foreign aid bill
The Senate voted 40 to 35 to reduce next two years of Johnson foreign aid authorizations by 200 million dollars. Sen Morse charged waste and called it a mess, while leaders plan to work into Monday to finish action on the bill.
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Johnson
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Morse
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Laos
South Viet Nam sees civilian government resign. military to take over
In Saigon four month old civilian regime resigns amid pressure and infighting. Prime Minister Phan Huy Quat and Chief of State Phan Khac Suu stay on in caretaker roles. Military leaders Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu and Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky emerge with influence as the country starts from scratch. Street protests banned under emergency. No martial law declared.
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Pham Khac Suu
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Phan Khachuu
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Quat
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sun
National Legislative Council
Diem
Shastri Seeks Solutions To Language And Naga Crises
New Delhi Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri moves to defuse the south Indian language violence by allowing English as an official tongue and to open talks with Nagas via emissary Kevi Yalluy. He faces a difficult economy and regional tensions as he pursues stability.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Congress Party
Madras
London
Kevi Yalluy
A. Z. Phizo
Yalluy
Phizo
Washington
Pakistan
China
Senate Approves Postmasterships for Georgia Nominees
Four Georgia postmaster nominees were approved by the U.S. Senate. Dolores W. Pearman of Chula Roberta Barton of Georgetown Monterrey Brewer of Lamber City and Bernard Knowles Jr. of Stockbridge were confirmed yesterday.
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Washington
Georgia
U. S. Senate
Dolores W. Pearman
Chula
Roberta Barton
Georgetown
Monterrey
Brewer
Lamber City
Bernard Knowles Jr
Stockbridge
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