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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
1
Mrs Jerrell outlines citizen duties and government structure at Thomasville Rotary Club. She praises the Supreme Court as final arbiter, defends welfare programs, and cites Churchill on government while urging faith in the U S system.
The president defended Viet Nam policies while urging world leaders to empower the United Nations to settle disputes peacefully. He warned against gangsterism and aggression and praised bipartisan support from states and territories. He called for stronger UN capabilities to prevent crises and address indirect aggression and subversion.
The Denver club staged a humorous sendoff for incoming president Kelly. A gag suitcase equipped with a radio antenna Ameri can flag reflectors and maps was air conditioned by John Turner 3rd and cooled with a paper hand fan. Kelly begins the presidency July 1.
Karl P. Conradi of Thomasville will attend the 68th Fighter Association reunion in Indianapolis July 1 4. The 347th Fighter Group served in the South and Southwest Pacific during World War II from bases at Tonga Tahu Guadalcanal Bougainville Cape Sansapor and the Philippines. This ninth reunion follows biennial meetings in Indianapolis since 1950 with Conradi as an squadron officer.
A group of 87 bankers farmers and agricultural workers from across Georgia depart Atlanta Sunday on the third annual C and B Marketer Tour. W B Bullock of Thomasville Bank, T R Hester of Cairo Banking Co, and Robert Culpepper Jr of Camilla Bank are among the Georgians on the trip, sponsored by Citizens and Southern Banks in Georgia and the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service. The tour features first hand views of highly specialized practices.
Eight U S Navy airmen and four passengers died when a C130 Hercules crashed into the East China Sea after taking off from Cam Ranh Bay en route to Okinawa and Moffett Field. The crash occurred about 20 minutes after departure.
All children in the Thomas County Headstart program residing within Meigs Coolidge Boston Ochlocknee and Pavo city limits should meet the bus at 88:30 a.m. on the first day of class Monday June 20. If any child is missed call 226-7192. Physical examinations will be at the Thomas County Health Dept on June 27 with nurses on the buses. no parent drop off is needed.
Washington AP says new FDA rules tighten labeling and content for diet foods and supplements. They switch to Recommended Dietary Allowances, set 15 calories max per serving for low calorie labels, require 50 percent fewer calories for reduced in calories claims, identify eight fortified food classes, regulate nutrients and amounts, and curb misleading shotgun supplements.
Williams notes many changes in election laws and needs a book to answer questions before the election. Johnson holds the only copy and is away on vacation. The Thomas County Democratic Executive Committee lists members Pavo to Meigs and discusses filling the Metcalf post after M. M. Mash's death.
Classified ad rates guide shows instructions for placing want ads with a dial number and pricing. It lists punctuation, payment rules, error responsibility, and per line costs for up to five lines over varying days.
The Defense Department lists Capt. Thomas E. Carney of Columbus as a Georgia casualty in Viet Nam for Thursday. In the prior week four Army men and one Marine from Georgia died, including Pfc Ronald Richards of Cartersville, Pfc David Bryan of Clermont, Sgt Grady Elder of Grantville, Pfc Thomas Cameron of Hogansville, and Lt. Tim Boren of Fayetteville. A note adds Snakeroot or milkwort once used in nostrums by quacks.
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