Kosygin Blames U S For Middle East Conflict Rift
Soviet Premier Kosygin denounced U S policy amid Arab Israel clash, calling for Israeli troop withdrawal from seized lands and pressuring for peace measures. He warned the world watches the United Nations to rebuff the aggressor as Johnson pledges U S support for peace through the UN and other means.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Israel
Angie
Johnson
Straits of Tiran
U.S
Rose Last Times Today
The Legion of Decency shows Rose with screening at 2 00 3 45 5 30 7 15 and 9 00.
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Legion of Decency
Radcliffe Offers Shelter For Soldiers Wives
In a wartime note the Radcliffe community proposes sheltering soldiers wives while acknowledging a transportation issue. The letter suggests temporary separate households until the wartime arrangements are settled.
Keeping Up event in Pine Mountain promotes Georgia tourism
On Tuesday evening in Pine Mountain Georgia Miss Keadle competes in a 26 contestant Stay and See Georgia pageant co sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and the Georgia Association of Broadcasters. Her mother Mrs W W Keadie will champion her along with sponsors Mr and Mrs Jay Clark of Thomasville. The winner becomes the state chamber ambassador to promote tourism nationally.
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Pine Mountain
Georgia
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Association of Broadcasters
Local Chambers of Commerce
Miss Keadle
W. W. Keadie
Jay Clark
Thomasville
Master Point Night At Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Meet
Master Point Night set for the Tuesday meet of the Duplicate Bridge Club. Play starts at 7 30 p m at the Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Co building with light refreshments. Last week's winners were Mrs Howard Arnold and Mrs Burton Collins first Cleve Crawford and Mrs Dora Stillwell second Dr Ben Grace and B J Kim brough third
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Co
Howard Arnold
Burton Collins
Cleve Crawford
Dora Stillwell
Ben Grace
B. J. Kimbrough
Thomasville Displays Progress at Georgia Municipal Meet
Thomasville joins 29 other Georgia cities at the Georgia Municipal Association meeting in Atlanta. O Grant Duke describes an 80 slide display showing Thomas County progress in commerce industry recreation and religion. The peg board highlights local industries water plant airport improvements industrial park schools central districts homes shopping center and financial houses. Attending officials include Mayor Roy M Lilly City Commissioners Neal Rumble and C W McKinnon Jr City Manager George D Adkins and City Clerk Julius F Ariail. Utilities Supt W Roland Clayton weighs attending a gas systems meeting Tuesday.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Georgia Municipal Assn
Atlanta
O. Grant Duke
Thomas County
Duke
Roy M. Lilly
Neal Rumble
C. W. McKinnon, Jr
George D. Adkins
Julius F. Ariail
Kosygin Tours Manhattan With Soviet Dignitaries
Premier Kosygin toured Manhattan in a seven car motorcade with LBJ and Soviet officials including Dobrynin and Gromyko. Police guarded the party and newsmen stayed back as the group visited Central Park Greenwich Village Chinatown and major landmarks ending at the Soviet U N Mission on East 67th Street. Kosygin became the first Soviet premier to visit Wall Street. Khrushchev rode along 1960 but stayed in his car.
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Central Park
Greenwich Village
Chinatown
Empire State Building
Har
U.N
East 67Th Street
Manhattan
Wall Street Financial District
Nikita Khrushchev
Kosygin Strolls Fifth Avenue Amid NY Power Firms
Premier Kosygin walked a four block route from 38th to 28th Street past the NYSE and major corporate offices. Passersby showed mild curiosity as he wore a dark gray suit and striped tie, with one woman noting he could look like a beaner without his entourage.
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Kosygin
New York Stock Exchange
Fifth Avenue
38Th Street
28Rd Street
Fatal wreck near Pelham claims Barnes pair
A two-vehicle collision near Pelham in Mitchell County killed Mr and Mrs Barnes and injured a passenger. Trooper Payne estimated both cars traveled 60 to 70 mph when the Barnes vehicle struck a car driven by Carson C. Smith of Moultrie and a station wagon. The crash occurred about 1 p m Sunday three miles south of Pelham. Funeral services for the Barnes family are set for 4 p m Tuesday at Dawson with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Surviving Barnes include four brothers and two sisters. surviving Mrs Barnes include five sisters and three brothers.
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Barnes
Carson C. Smith
Moultrie
Payne
Smith
Pelham
Mitchell County
Thomasville
State Patrol
Dawson
R. E. Courtney
Kirkland- Cray-Hughes
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Mr. Barnes
Vera Gamble
Waycross
H. L
C. R. Gamble
Warmick
J. L. Barnes
Cordela
W. T. Gamble
California
J. L. Cherry
Albany
W. E. Pritchard
Michigan
C. E. Hogan
Thomas Hogan
Band Director Harrington Leaves Thomasville High School
William J. Harrington, Thomasville High School band director since 1958, asked the City of Thomasville Board of Education to release him from his 1967 68 teaching contract citing personal reasons. He may move his family to South Florida. Superintendent Charles P. McDaniel Jr. called his resignation a loss to the instrumental music program and praised his leadership and impact on students and staff. Harrington came from DeKalb County and holds degrees from Western Michigan College and Florida State University.
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William J. Harrington
Thomasville High School
Board of Education
Thomasville
Charles P. McDaniel Jr
McDaniel
Harrington
Fallout Dust Collectors in Western Japan Amid Bomb Blast
A blast in western Japan aimed to bolster Mao Zedong's bid to oust Liu Shaochi. A Peking communique claimed the explosion lifted morale among revolutionaries while stirring opposition from Wang En-mao in Sinkiang who was once warned against nuclear facilities.
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Japan
Mao
Liu Shaochi
Peking
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Wang
Newsman Named Director of Public Information at Armstrong
Savannah TV reporter Thomas P. Llewellyn age 28 will serve as director of public information at Armstrong State College effective July 1. Armstrong President Henr Ashmore announced the appointment and a salary of 7600 dollars per year.
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Savannah, Ga
Savannah
Thomas P. Llewellyn
Armstrong State College
Armstrong
Henr L. Ashmore
Headstart Move To Central School In Thomas County
The Thomas County Headstart program moves from Balfour Elementary to Central School due to central location and heating repairs progressing. Wayne Smith directs the program which runs daily 9 30 a m to 1 p m through August 11 with 11 teachers and 11 aides, 4195 students expected, hot lunch and snack provided, free physical exams, dental care arranged, two school nurses named Stringer and Williams, transportation provided, and bus meeting instructions for out of district families.
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Thomas County
Central School
Balfour
Central
Wayne Smith
Central Elementary School
Ann M. Stringer
Myrtice Williams
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