Kindergarten Graduation At Second Presbyterian Church
Twenty six children graduated from Mrs. Jerome Bailey's kindergarten class at Second Presbyterian Church. Names include Elyria Hester Debra Warren Cheryl Chester Stephania Jackson Mark Ferrell Benjiman Tillman Donna Monroe Tony Mickens Paula Thompson.
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Jerome Bailey
Second Presbyterian Church
Front Row
Elyria Hester
Debra Warren
Cheryl Chester
Stephania Jackson
Mark Ferrell
Benjiman Tillman
Donna Monroe
Tony Mickens
Paula Thompson
Memory as Healing Look Back at Lost Eras
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a healing agent recalling postwar life, ordinary struggles, family dynamics, and social norms. He contrasts past hardships with current comforts, urging preservation of good memories and discarding the bad as a guide for hope.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Graham Opens Crusade With Sermon On Love Key To Race Question
Billy Graham opened his Georgia crusade with a sermon on agape love as the solution to America’s race problem. He argued Jesus was a World figure, not European or American, and urged unity. About 50 black protesters picketed outside Atlanta Stadium during the 44,000-person crowd.
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Sigmund Freud
Graham
Atlanta, Ga
Billy Graham
Georgia
Atlanta
America
Jesus
Asia
Africa
Europe
Ed Hill
Mt. Zion Missionary Church
Los Angeles
Hill
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Tam
Lice
Falcons
Hosea Williams
Metro Atlanta
Williams
Brookwood Names Science Instructor
Brookwood appoints Guckert as science instructor with degrees from Dickinson Kent Florida State and public service at John Wesley United Methodist Church and Southwestern State Hospital. He will lead science from elementary to high school and has published in three periodicals.
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Guckert
Dickinson College
Kent State University
Florida State University
FSU
New Brookwood
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Solomons
Kent State
Brookwood
James E. Lyle
Parole Board Chief Defends Lifers Parole Time Myth
Parole Board Chairman Cecil McCall rejects the idea that lifers are routinely freed after seven years. He cites a 1971 72 study showing lifers paroled after an average of nearly 13 years, and notes many eligible lifers remain imprisoned or die in custody. He emphasizes ongoing reevaluation and hope as tools for rehabilitation.
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Parole Board
Roy Trefftzs
Thomas County
Times- Enterprise
Cecil McCall
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
McCall
Georgia
Reidsville
Dollar Opens Low in Frankfurt and Paris Markets
The U S dollar started at record lows in Frankfurt and Paris with light trading guiding moves. Gold opened strong in London and Zurich then eased, while the pound slipped after a brief rise. Tokyo closed nearly flat as bankers forecast a later dollar rebound this fall.
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London
U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
Tokyo
600 Pound Lion Shot And Killed After Escape
Police in Little Rock killed a 600 pound lion two hours after it escaped from Ringling Bros circus. Trainer Wolfgang Holzmier said the animal was dangerous and advised the shooting. Zoo veterinarian Dr. Jim Van Patter joined officers with a tranquilizer gun, but the lion could not be recaptured. A second lion escaped but was recaptured unharmed nearby.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Wolfgang Holzmier
Little Rock Zoo
Jim van Patter
van Patter
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