Nugent Baby Delayed Fathers Day Gift Poem In Frame
Luci Johnson Nugent said her baby was not born by Fathers Day as planned. She gave President Johnson an oval frame with a poem about the empty picture, half pink half blue, with pink blue question marks. The Nugents and First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson attended services at St Marys and St Davids while awaiting the birth.
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Austn
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. David’s Episcopal Church
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nugents
Austin
Johnson Calls For Arab Israel Peace Talks With UN Backing
President Johnson urged withdrawal of Israeli forces only as part of a broader negotiated peace in the Middle East. He outlined five peace principles, connected troop pulls to refugee rights and freedom of navigation, and urged UN and international efforts to curb arms races and foster recognition and territorial integrity. The remarks framed the U.S. stance ahead of a UN General Assembly session and aligned with Israel on linked withdrawals and peace negotiations.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Wartorn
Middle East
U.S
Israel
State Department
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Baptist junior girl auxiliaries start summer camp at Pine Haven
Members of Junior girl auxiliaries from Baptist churches across the county begin the first week of summer camping today at Pine Haven Camp in Metcalf. Rev. Claude Hill, Southern Baptist missionary, will speak on his service in Utah, Arizona and Puerto Rico. Camp dates for other weeks will be announced by camp director Rev. Daniel Mobley of Friendship Baptist Church. Pine Haven Camp is sponsored by the Thomas County Baptist Association.
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Pine Haven Camp
Metcalf
Claude Hill
Southern Baptist
Utah
Arizona
Puerto Rico
Daniel Mobley
Friendship Baptist Church
Meigs Wreck Carries Seven Deaths In Georgia Collision
Seven people died in a head on crash about 1.5 miles north of Meigs. Survivors included Winton Barnes 16 and Suzette Barnes 6. Victims included W A Barnes 32 Hazel Barnes 35 Carl Barnes 11 and four others from College Park and nearby areas.
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Thomasvillians
Meigs
State Patrol
Winton Barnes
Suzette
B. F. Payne
W. A. Barnes
Hazel Jeanette Barnes
Carl Lynnn Barnes
E. Walcott St
Soviet Vows Arab Support Warns of War at U N Session
Soviet Premier Kosygin demanded Israel be condemned and withdraw from Arab lands seized in the latest Middle East conflict. Abba Eban accused the Soviet Union of fueling tension while stressing Israel's right to security and access to waterways. The United States dismissed Kosygin's charges as false during a tense emergency session.
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Alexed Iygin
United Nations States
Israel
U.S
U.N
Jordan King Doubts U S and British Planes Fueled Israel War
King Hussein of Jordan said he has no conclusive evidence that British and American planes operating from carriers assisted Israel in fighting the Arabs. He avoided accusing any nation and called for a clear account of what happened and whether Israel acted alone or with help. He stressed the need to know exactly what occurred.
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Jordan
Hussein
U. S
Israel
Cassius Clay Arrives for Induction Trial in Houston
Cassius Clay appeared at the federal courthouse in Houston for his trial on a charge of draft evasion. He sang a line from a song to the crowd and joked with a bailiff about serving on the jury as jurors gathered in Judge Joe Ingraham’s courtroom. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Tex
Cassius Clay
Federal
Armed Services
Clay
Joe Ingraham
Revenue official dismissed over expense account misconduct
Atlanta authorities report Charlene Harden was discharged from the State Revenue Department’s fraud and intelligence division for misconduct in filing expense accounts. The dismissal occurred on June 9 after internal confirmation by state revenue officials.
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Atlanta, Ga
State Revenue Department
State Revenue
Charlene Harden
Department
Kosygin Tours Manhattan Calls It Wonderful
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Manhattan during a 24 hour trip. He walked Wall Street and Fifth Avenue briefly and, via an interpreter, called the experience wonderful.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
Manhattan
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Kosygin
Bomb threat delays Southern Airways flight 202 in Albany
Army deserter Terrell Heaton, 20, was arrested in Rebecca Georgia after a bomb scare tied to Southern Airways Flight 202. Flight 202 was evacuated and searched for hours in Albany Georgia. Heaton faces up to five years in prison and a $9,600 fine if convicted.
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Atlanta, Ga
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank V. Hitt
Terrell Heaton
Southern Airways
Albany
Heaton
U. S. Army
Houston
Tex
Hitt
Lynnn Keadle Competes in Miss Stay and See Georgia
Lynnn Keadle, Rose Queen and Miss Thomas County of 1967, will compete for the Miss Stay and See Georgia title. Continued on page 6 Col. 2.
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Lynnn Keadle
Thomas County
Georgia
Harvard Crimson Ad Sparks Radcliffe Marriage Tale
A Radcliffe student posted a marriage ad to Harvard Crimson seeking a one year union to escape dorm life and received 250 replies. Beth D Luey, 21, married Michael Luey, 28, in January after meeting through the ad. she graduates Radcliffe and will pursue Russian studies while he finishes at Harvard Law. Responses ranged from a Kirkland House note promising dinner to Vietnam era letters, including a red-blooded Alaska bartender. Beth kept some letters as memories for grandchildren.
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Cambridge, Mass
Radcliffe
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Law School
Beth
Michael
Vietnam
Kirkland House
Harvard
China tests hydrogen bomb early as Mao cultural revolution gift
AP report from Tokyo notes Liberation Army Daily claims China detonated its first hydrogen bomb one month early as a gift to Chairman Mao Tse tung. The piece quotes officials anxious over the test and urges against haste, while Washington says the test does not shift U.S. nuclear strategy for years.
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Mao ‘Tsetung
Liberation Army Daily
Communist Chinese Party
Mao Tse-tung
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