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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
10
Partly sunny and warm this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers or thunder showers affecting 30 to 50 percent of the state. Showers and thundershowers expected throughout the state Tuesday. Highs around 80s, tonight’s low mid 60s, Tuesday’s high near the 70s.
Theologian and philosopher theologian Martin Buber, 87, died Sunday at his home in Jerusalem. He was renowned for his German Hebrew Bible translation and his influential work in philosophy and theology.
A Boston Citizens group urges Thomas County voters to oppose a $600000 school bond plan slated for June 16. They argue funds favor Central consolidation, deplete local schools, and question state allocation and county subsidies while proposing existing facilities can serve students without new construction. Authors J R Gordon Jr F L Bradshaw and others sign the paid political notice.
Kiwanis agricultural committee outlines plans for the 2nd annual tomato fair to be held June 25 in front of the Times-Enterprise office at Madison and Jefferson Streets. Growers may enter by bringing tomatoes before the 10 a.m. judging time.
Superior Court Judge R C Stanford awoke at 4 a.m. Sunday to find a burglar in his bedroom. The intruder warned him not to be a fool and fled without stealing anything. Local police investigated the break in.
Nancy Malinosky, 21, polio survivor confined to a wheelchair for 15 years, walked across Baldwin Wallace College stage to receive her diploma after practicing since January. She posted a 3.87 average and plans to study at Drew University Theological Seminary for a bachelor of divinity.
A 34 year old Boston woman near the end of life was reported slightly improved as doctors treated her with a pig liver to circulate her blood while her diseased liver rested. The pig liver was used Friday night and again Sunday night and its next use has not been decided.
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