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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
3
New York stock activity shows gains as traders hunt for bargains amid a recent downturn. The Dow Jones at noon rises 4.46 to 890.19, with the AP index up about 1.4 points and sector moves mixed across industrials, rails, and utilities.
Bernard Toh had four restaurants, real estate holdings, a wife, three sons and eight cats to manage. He pursued a law degree to better handle running his enterprises and chose the University of San Fernando College of Law where he graduated as valedictorian at age 49.
The annual Thomas County Tomato Fair showcased entries on Tuesday with the theme Reduce Hunger With Home-Grown Fruits and Vegetables. First place went to Leonard Johnson for ripe tomatoes, Jack Thompson for green tomatoes, and J. H. Bradley for a group display.
Capt John E Drass testified transcripts show Black Panther leaders call for destruction of American industry and that Huey P Newton and others spoke of resistance to U S imperialism The subcommittee gathered about 2000 identified members and 350 arrest records with roughly 90 percent convicted of violent crimes.
Ernest Fitzgerald testifies before a congressional subcommittee that his cost control role was sidelined after flagging a $2.2 billion overrun on the CSA transport plane and a $712 million misquote on the Pil1 fighter bomber. He cites pressures on civilian analysts and misrepresented program costs.
The Carl Sanders nest eq dinner is scheduled for Friday evening at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home on North Board. The gathering will be a reacquainted informal affair for those wishing to meet the former governor.
A biologist warns that short term losses of plant and insect food sources threaten the life cycles of fish and waterfowl. The expert notes uncertainty about long term effects, with projections extending two years ahead.
Georgia cattle auctions across six markets receipts 2 400 up from 1 800 last Tuesday with varied prices for steers heifers cows bulls calves and feeders. Atlanta produce market sees watermelons cantaloupes cabbages tomatoes peaches beans squash and peas traded with mixed but steady ranges across several Georgia grown varieties.
Atlanta buyers see demand for Moe broilers and fryers with farm prices quoted from 14 to 14 cents. Trading described as fair with limited offerings beyond ample supply on hens. Heavy type birds listed at 13 cents and light type at 1 cent at the farm level.
Georgia and Alabama hog receipts show barrows and gilts steady. Delivered basis bids include 380 lb hogs at 24.25 to 25.00, 190 to 240 lb hogs at 30.00 to 34.00, and 270 to 340 lb hogs at 23.00 to 23.75.
Atlanta AP notes higher egg prices with extra large at 42 to 43 cents, large 41 to 44 cents, medium 31 to 33 cents. The brief market rundown highlights a tight supply affecting costs for consumers and retailers.
W H Bud Meredith Jr 88 of Colquitt died Saturday in a traffic accident at Iron City Georgia. Born January 21 1916 in Bluffton he was survived by his wife Rosa Cannon Meredith a son Robert E Meredith two stepsons three daughters a stepdaughter and many relatives. Services were at 4 p m Monday at Thompson Freewill Baptist Church with burial at Dubose nT i.
The document lists movements of forces from Vietnam to the United States Hawaii and other postings. Units include the 2nd Brigade 9th Division with 4000 men, Headquarters 9th Division and 1st Brigade with 7400 men to Hawaii, Army Reserve and National Guard 2000 to the United States for demobilization, nondivisional Army units 2000 to the United States for inactivation, four Navy ships with 1820 sailors, Marine Regimental Landing Team 9 with 6000 to Okinawa, and a Marine tactical fighter squadron with 400 to Japan.
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