Chamber of Commerce pushes extended phone plan in Thomas County
The Chamber of Commerce outlined a final push to persuade the Public Service Commission to approve extended area telephone service for Thomas County. A July hearing will review proposals from five carriers. Southern Bell backs相 the current rate on a (no toll) basis while other carriers seek higher charges.
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State Public Service Commission
Thomas Downty
EAS
Public Service Commission
Thomas County
John F. White
Thomas County Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
T” White
Champer
Merman Huff
PUC
White
General Telephone Co
Berwick
Thomasville
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southern Bell
Huff
Meigs
Central High School
Chamber
M. Talbot Nunnally II
R. Frank Smith
L. Broughton Powell
E. T. Smith
Frank Neel
Hosea Vann
Times Enterprise Co. notices and republication rights
Postal and republication notice from the Times Enterprise Co. Inc. grants exclusive rights to news dispatches credited to the paper. It states daily publication except Sundays, pricing at the post office, and addresses for subscriptions and correspondence in Thomasville Georgia.
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Thomeneville
Georgia Ministers Split on Bible in Public Schools Ruling
GA politicians condemned the U S Supreme Court decision banning Bible reading and the Lord s Prayer in public schools while religious leaders defended literacy use. Gov Sanders called the ruling appalling and urged continued Bible teaching at home and school.
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High Tribunal
United States
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Washington
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Sylvania
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Rome
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Griffin
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Henry Stewart
State Board of Education
Charles C. Lindsay
Covenant United Presbyterian Church
Madalyn
Murray
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Supreme Court
Garth
Borne Mays
Baltimore City
Wallace Baits Kennedy on Guard Release
Alabama Governor George Wallace accuses President Kennedy of avoiding responsibility for when the National Guard will be defederalized. Wallace rejects Kennedy action to keep the guards under federal orders and warns against perceived usurpation of state powers amid University of Alabama campus integration tensions. He vows no sustained violence while acknowledging limited Alabama resources for safety.
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George Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama
National Guard
Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University Center At
Huntsville
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The
Alabama Bar Association
New Tallest Tree Emerges in Humberit County California
American Forest Products Industries reports a 368 foot California redwood believed to be the nation's tallest. The former champion Founders Tree declined by 17 feet after a recent storm, reshaping the top of the national height list.
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Humberit County
Calif
American Forest Products Industries
California
United States
NBC Skips Final Playoff To Air Special News
NBC faced criticism for moving off air during a golf playoff between Arnold Palmer and Pau Harney at the Thunderbird event. The broadcaster cut to a rerun and canceled Chet Huntley Reporting for specials on Britain and the Supreme Court Bible reading ruling. News divisions rushed to cover the Bible decision and other stories on short notice.
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Golf Watchers
NBC
Brookline Maes
Arnold Palmer
Pau Harney
Bud Palmer
Palmer
Harney
Pehkner
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Meet the Press
Tonight
Chet Huntley
Britain
Demonstrators Active in Savannah Under Trooper Watch
Racial demonstrations resume in Savannah with 63 State Patrolmen on duty. Gov. Sanders sent in the Weepers at the mayor’s request. About 1,000 demonstrators gathered in front of a downtown restaurant. no arrests reported. Earlier, 300 protested in front of the Chamber of Commerce as Hosea Williams urged further marches. The Savannah Restaurant Association criticized agitators and postponed discussions on desegregation. More than 600 Negroes were arrested in two weeks of protests statewide.
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Hull
Carl B. Sanders
Macsim Maclean
Qchamber of Commerce
Hosea Williame
Savannah Restaurant Association
Sech
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