Ky Defies Buddhists as Haiphong Missile Sites Hit
Premier Ky and his junta vowed to stay in power until next year while U S planes moved closer to Haiphong. Navy bombers hit radar sites near the port as Buddhist protests flared, and Saigon police used clubs and tear gas to quell disturbances.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
Haiphong
Hancock
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Constituent Assembly
Pham Xuan Chieu
Junta
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Tot Swallows Batman Pin In Cincinnati Case
Eight year old James Moss was hospitalized after swallowing a Batman pin. Doctors removed the pin and he suffered a throat scratch and some blood loss.
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Tot
Batman
Cincinnati, Ohio
James Moss
More U S Infantrymen Scheduled For Viet Nam
Washington AP reports that thousands more Army infantrymen are likely to reach South Vietnam this summer to intensify search and destroy missions. An additional Army division may join the 18,000 reinforcement approved by McNamara as the Army expands operations.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Blood drive ends Thom asville visit with 64 pints collected
The Thomas County Blood Program received 64 pints from 84 donors yesterday as the bloodmobile made its final Thom asville visit before the fiscal year ends June 30. Of the pints, 21 were rejected and 19 were replacement pints. 10 went to industrial contracts and nine to club contracts. Thirty nine volunteers worked 9912 hours during the drive's final day.
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Thomas County
Bloodmobile
Thomasville
Late Rush of Candidates Shakes Thomas County Primaries
A flood of new candidates announced for three Thomas County races in the Sept 14 primaries. Democrats closed at noon. GOP entries accepted to 5 p.m. The late slate includes former county leaders running for state representative and school board incumbents seeking re-election amid uneven opposition.
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ED Kelly
Randolph A. Malone
Thomas County
Republican Party
County Commission
J. W. Keyton
Thomasville
Allen Sherrod
Coolidge-Merrillville
Sherrod
Keyton
Jamie W W. Oglesby
Hosea Vann
Net OC. Boland
Thomasville-Metcalf
Rail Union Fined for Four Day Strike Action
A federal judge ordered $27,500 in fines against the railroad firemen's union and its president H. E. Gilbert for violating a court order during a four day strike against eight railroads last April. The collection was postponed pending appeals to the U S Court of Appeals. The strike aimed to eliminate fireman jobs on diesel engines as industry and union clashed over labor cuts.
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Washington
U.S
Union
France Eviction Cuts U.S. Defense Construction Plans
The Defense Department expects to save about 7.25 million dollars by halting ongoing military construction in France. The curtailment follows President de Gaulle's eviction notice to U.S. forces issued in March.
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Paris
U.S. Defense Department
France
Rance
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Merger Delayed for Atlantic Coast Line Sea Board
U S District Judge William A McRae Jr issued an order delaying the proposed merger of the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard railroads at the request of the Florida East Coast Railway The FEC said it will appeal a June 8 ruling by a three judge federal court allowing the merger to proceed
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Jacksonville
Marchers Press Toward Mississippi Cotton Areas
Mississippi marchers, energized by gains in Grenada, head west into the delta to enlist Negro field hands to vote. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. plans to visit Charleston and speak in Cleveland as registrars are deployed, courthouses extend hours, and some desegregation occurs. The move aims to build nonviolent turnout across the region.
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Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
Cotton Plantation
Delta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Charleston
Cleveland
Confederate Monument
Thomasville District School Board slate listed
A Thomasville area political card lists the Thomasville District and Coolidge Merrillville Metcalf districts with board member candidates including Henry P. Russell Jamie W. Oglesby Jasper C. Davis J. P. Malone W. Gerald Tuck Dr. George F. James R. Woodruff Bowers Talmadge Ferguson Wade Chastain B. Hall Redfearn Frank H. Hancock Claude Parramore Dr. George M. Lane J. R. Gordon Jr. Roy R. Hallman H. Rodney Bannister and C. Boland with no active party affiliations shown.
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W. Gerald Tuck
George F. James R. Woodruff Bowers Talmadge Ferguson Wade Chastain
B. Hall Redfearn
Frank H. Hancock
Claude Parramore
George M. Lane
J. R. Gordon Jr
Groover Seen Entering Race For Ga Governor
Rumors swirled of a seventh Democrat entering the Georgia governor race as the September primaries approached. Former State Rep. Denmark Groover of Macon considered the bid, needing a $2500 qualifying fee by 5 pm. U.S. Rep. Howard Callaway loomed as Republican foe amid other Democratic entrants.
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Atlanta
Pay raises approved for Thomasville Police Department
Across the board pay hikes take effect Thursday for Thomasville police. Beginning patrolmen gain about 10 percent while all other ranks receive around five percent. City Manager George D. Adkins calls the increases essential to maintain a 30 officer force, noting current pay trails Georgia averages for cities of 20 000 to 30 000 population. He says the department has been six to eight officers short since January 1 and that higher salaries are needed to attract and retain qualified personnel.
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Thomasville
George D. Adkins
Adkins
Georgia
Jaguar Guard: 150-Pound Jaguar Protects Gas Station
In Mill Valley California a 150 pound jaguar named Kitty guards the Harry Fitzgibbon gas station after an attack on an attendant. Imported from Paraguay the trained animal works on a 15 foot chain and can obey commands instantly. Off duty Kitty is a friendly pet and sleeps in the office window.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Harry Fitzgibbon
Fitzgibbon
Richmond
Paraguay
Kitty
Milledgeville Hospital faces idle time and staffing gaps
At Milledgeville State Hospital more than two thirds of patients have no activity for much of the day. Only about one fifth participate in recreation or therapy while psychiatrists see many patients for only brief periods. Unit 1 in Fulton, DeKalb and Clayton counties houses 1,500 patients.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Milledgeville State Hospital
Atlanta Journal
Walker Lundy
Milledgeville
Fulton
DeKalb
Clayton
Ambros
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Boston
Russell
Jasper C. Davis
J. P Malone
Barwick
Rail Union
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Miss. Cotton Fields
Post
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Henry P. Russell
Jamie W. Oglesby
J. P. Malone
Commission
Meigs District
Metcalf
Theron O. Davis
Roy R. Hallman
H. Rodney Bannister
C. Boland
Jack P. Nix
Jaguar
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Mario D. Ambros
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