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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1969
Page
5
A speaker argues honesty is universal and instinctive, citing Shakespeare and biblical thoughts. They claim all can be trustworthy, though history shows few are perfectly honest, and assert true honesty comes through following Christ as Lord.
Mayor John V. Lindsay faces a tough conservative bid for the Republican nomination as a light voter turnout looms. The Staten Island state senator John J. Marchi leads the opposition, backed by conservatives, while Lindsay relies on personal image amid inflation and racial tensions.
Commodore Corporation secures a contract to build a 21 000 square foot two story modular office for 200 government employees from eleven agencies in the Atlanta Model Cities Program. The 34 modular units will be manufactured in Alabama and trucked to Atlanta for final assembly. The project is described as urgently needed to coordinate program activities.
The Exchange Club will host its annual banquet and officer installation tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Downtown Motor Inn with Michael Beaudoin, FSU Information Director, as featured speaker. Beaudoin, a St Augustine native born in 1921, is a former Tallahassee Democrat staffer and longtime FSU administrator.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller departs from Kennedy Airport for a nine hour nonstop flight to Brasilia as protests and violence shadow his trip across Latin America. The Brazil stop marks his longest stay amid demonstrations and a volatile reception in Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo and other capitals.
Grand Coteau Louisiana swears in John Bobb Jr as mayor the first Negro to win the post in a biracial town since Reconstruction. The council, population about 1100, includes three Negroes and two whites. Bobb, a four year councilman, is a Southern University graduate with a Texas Southern master's degree and has taught at St Peter Claver School for 12 years.
In Miami Beach, Jerome Mitchell Hicks asked an officer for a free trip to jail claiming vagrancy. Police said the state’s vagrancy law was declared unconstitutional, so Hicks tested the disorderly conduct statute and was jailed nine hours, receiving meals and beds for the period.
Daniel Katzman announces Commodore Modules Inc to lease modular offices and schools. Commodore Corp, a large mobile home and RV manufacturer with 22 plants in 10 states and Canada, will factory produce modular structures that are shipped and assembled on site. Leases are long or short term and structures can be disassembled after expiry. Modular buildings may cost as little as one third to one half of conventional construction.
George W. Cornell reports 25 year old priest candidate Calhoun Wick journeys 80 days from Rock Hill North Carolina to Europe Africa India and the Far East seeking lessons from mission churches on surviving a changing Christian landscape He will consult leaders in Iran India New Guinea and Japan to understand minority faiths overpopulation spirituality and native disciplines.
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