Dodd Defends Honor in Senate Hearing After Campaign Scrutiny
In a contentious session Senator Dodd denied any personal use of funds from his 1964 re election campaign and testimonial events. He cited a maximum $3,100 misallocation from $246,000 in campaign receipts and said personal expenses were offset by $101,000 paid from his own pocket for unreimbursed office costs. Former bookkeeper O Hare testified to dual travel charges and theft allegations, while others linked to the case faced charges of removing documents.
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Stennis
Connecticut
Dodd
Cimpaign
Stewars
Michael V. O'Hare
O’hare
Geome
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Wall Street Drops After Six Day Rally Ends
The stock market opened lower as six straight advances ended. The Dow fell 3.17 to 882.98 at noon with airlines weak due to a large mutual fund order and tax timing on bond conversions. Mission Development and Mission Corp rose on news of a Getty Oil merger. IBM gained 7 while Du Pont and Polaroid fell about 2 points.
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American 1
United
American Airlines
Mission Development
Mission Corp
Tidewater Oil
Getty Oil
US Reds solar panels guide Mariner 5 toward Venus
The Mariner 5 spacecraft, valued at 35 million dollars, uses guidance sensors to align for a 26 minute encounter with Venus on Oct 19. It will pass within 2,000 miles of the planet and study radiation and atmospheric conditions through radio signals, without a camera aboard. The Soviet Venus 4 and Venus 3 missions are also mentioned as competing timelines.
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Mariner 5
Venus
Venusian
Albany State’s Lewis Named Principal at Douglass Elementary
George Lewis, assistant professor of history at Albany State College, is named principal of Douglass Elementary School, succeeding George Duckworth. A Morris Brown College graduate with a MA from Atlanta University, he joins from Douglass High School. He is active in the National Council of Social Studies and other education groups and has 10 years as a scout master.
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George Lewis
Albany State College
Douglass
George Duckworth
Charles McDaniel
Thomasville
Lewis
Douglass High School
Morris Brown College
Atlanta University
National Council of Social Studies
National Education Assn
Georgia Teachers and Educational Assn
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
America
Georgia Cattle Auctions Report Prices Across Six Markets
Georgia cattle auctions across six markets Tuesday saw receipts hold at 1,500. Slaughter steers at 800-1100 pounds ranged 25.50 to 26.90, with other cattle priced by size and quality. Packer hogs in Thomasville showed 4,300 head with uneven shifts and varied price bands. Produce market in Atlanta reflected steady Florida citrus and mixed fruit prices, with corn and cabbage noting typical regional cargo values.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Utility
Thomasville
Florida
Alabama
Atlanta
South Carolina
Egg price report from Atlanta area markets
In ATLANTA Ga egg prices today show extra large at 36141, large at 24438 with a note on price variation. The report lists carton sizes and market quotes for current trading.
Live Poultry Prices in Atlanta Trade News
Live poultry market reports in Atlanta indicate strong demand for live broilers and fryers. Farm prices show about an 11 percent rise with offerings lean toward hens and heavier types, while light birds stay in demand.
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Atlanta, Ga
Colbert Woman Mrs Sims Dies at 80
Colbert Mrs Belle Hardman Sims 80 mother of Mrs Don Q Dallas died Saturday. Services were held Tuesday in Colbert. Survivors include two other daughters a sister two brothers six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Colbert
Belle Hardman Sims
Don Q. Dallas
Pavo
Services Held for Mrs. Rebecca Hughes at First Baptist
Mrs Rebecca Dasher Hughes 64 died Tuesday. Funeral 3 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Max Thurman. Burial in Mt Zion Cemetery by Maxwell Funeral Home. Survived by brother A R Dasher Meigs and sisters Mrs Clyde Dollar Pelham and Mrs Lee Clark Miami Florida.
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Pelham
Rebecca Dasher Hughes
First Baptist Church
Max Thurman
Maxwell Funeral Home
Mt. Zion
A. R. Dasher
Meigs
Clyde Dollar
Lee Clark
Miami
Fla
Black man fatally shot at Kirksey’s Grill in Fletcher
Thomasville resident Thomas Frank Coleman 51 was struck by a .22 caliber pistol at 10 45 p m near Kirksey’s Grill on Fletcher 81 and died eighty minutes after hospital arrival. Judge Daniel James 36 was held without bond in connection with the shooting which followed a telephone interruption and no obvious argument according to police.
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Thomasville
Kirkseys Grill
Fletcher 81
Tom Frank Coleman
Railroad Ave
Daniel James
Bosser Ave
Coleman
St Georgia Crate and Basket Co
James
Kirksey's
Joe Lane
Cairo Navy corpsman from Cairo dies in Vietnam war
HM1 Robert Russell Rogers 28 a Cairo native and U S Navy corpsman attached to the First Marine Division was killed June 3 by mortar fire at Quang Tin. He is survived by his father Henry G Rogers Sr of Cairo a brother Linda Rogers of Atlanta and other relatives. Services at First Baptist Church with full military rites at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Cairo
U. S. Navy
Grady County
Quang Tin
Robert Russell Rogers
Henry G. Rogers Sr
First Baptist Church
George Cummins
Wilburn Smith
Greenwood Cemetery
Clark
Rogers
U. S
Navy
First Marine Division
Henry G. Rogers Jr
Linda Rogers
Atlanta
Carson Rogers
Paul Singletary
G. D. Hurst
Fighters clash as Dragon Ships reply to Viet Cong probes
U S command says Dragon Ships were called out 24 times overnight against Viet Cong probes in the delta. In Pleiku area fighting costs a U S Air Force Super Sabre pilot his life, the 185th combat plane downed by hostile action. B52s hit infiltration routes in Quang Tri Province twice toward the end of the night and into the morning.
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U.S. Command
Delta
Pleiku
1St Corps
17Th Parellel
Vietnam
U.S
Air Force
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
County Board Raises Salary of Solicitor
Thomas County commissioners approved a resolution to raise the annual salary of Superior Court Solicitor Marcus B. Calhoun from 8150 to 11150 effective July 1. The increase affects Thomas and neighboring counties. Colquitt may act this week.
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Thomas County
Superior Court
Marcus B. Calhoun
Thames
Lowndes
Echols
Colquitt
Brooks
Dixie Baptists Wrangle On Federal Fund Issue
A Southern Baptist educator from California accused a nationwide education conference of stacking speakers in favor of federal aid. The dispute centers on federal loans and grants for church related colleges, with leaders arguing over church state separation and the viability of Baptist higher education. The Southern Baptist system includes Baylor and 11 million members, with over 102000 students enrolled last year.
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Dixie Baptists
Nashville, Tenn
California
California Baptist College
Riverside
Simmons
Southern Baptist
Southern Baptist School
Abner V. McCall
Baylor University
McCall
E. & James
James
Baptist Standard
Dallas
Southern Baptists
Tampa Riots Follow Killing as Antinori Investigates
Police and Negro residents await State Atty Paul Antinori's finding on whether Patrolman James Calvert shot Martin Chambers during a flight from police, a decision Gov Kirk withheld until Wednesday. Tampa officials fear further unrest if the ruling is seen as unjust. NAACP leader Robert Gilder predicts fires would persist despite troops and police.
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Paul Antinori
Martin Chambers
James R. Calvert
Chambers
Claude Kirk
Antinori
Calvert
G.E. Blackshear
Blackshear
Tampa
Tampa Naacp
Robert Gilder
North Vietnam raids report 97 missions and MiG losses
On Tuesday 97 missions were flown over North Vietnam in fair weather. The North Vietnamese air force fought back with several MIGs sighted, but no dogfights occurred. Kep base raids totaled 16 MiGs destroyed or damaged across three strikes since Saturday, with railroad yards also hit and 15 to 20 boxcars damaged including a tank car.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Kep
Weather outlook for St Marks Florida with scattered showers
Weather forecast shows clear to partly cloudy conditions through Thursday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the southeast and a few widely scattered showers elsewhere. Warm trend continues with highs 84 to 92 and lows in the 60s north and 60s south. afternoon and evening activity possible.
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ST. Marks
Fla
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Pine Tree Blvd
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University of Georgia
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J. Dial
N. Broad St
Sai Science
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Andy Wurst
Ph. Meigs
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Franke
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Sonny Gregory
Fampus National
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South Georgia
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Smith Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
1863
Cannon
Springhill Rd
Lost
Oglesby - Nunnally Builders of
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Rose City
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Community Action Council
Rm. 5
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