Memorial honors three Georgia troopers killed in 1961 accident
Seven county area citizens unveiled a gray granite memorial for Georgia State Patrolmen R C Massey C E Gray and H L Nicholson who died August 16 1961 near Morgan after returning from a pistol match in Americas. The monument on the patrol station lawn lists their names and honors the fallen officers.
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Times-Enterprise
Americas
Pau Shingler
Donalsonville
J. R. Lee
Shingler
Lee
Department
R. R. Floyd
Georgia
Dept. of Public Safety
Set
C. E. Gray
Tpr
R. C. Massey
H. L. Nicholson
Friends of
Massey
Thomasville
Ruby Dell Hudson Massey
Paul Lester Massey
State Patrol
Opal Tillman
Cairo
City Court Concludes June Term With Traffic Fines
City Court of Thomasville ended its June term with total fines of 325 in three traffic cases. William C. McGahee paid 105 for DUI, William Cone 95 for overloading a truck, and Willie Youmans 25 for a misdemeanor. Frank Abbot received five days in jail and 12 months probation for speeding and red light violation. Judge Johnson dismissed many traffic cases for insufficient evidence. Only one jury trial occurred, a neighbor dispute resulting in acquittal. Marcus Calhoun represented the state.
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Thomasville
William C. McGahee
Blackshear St
William Cone
Catro
Willie Youmans
Prank Abbot
Charles F. Johnson
Sol
Marcus B. Calhoun
Pharmacy Head to Probe Exam Cheating in Georgia
William R. Thomas Jr., president of the Georgia Pharmacy Board, will visit Atlanta to follow up on 20 applicants disqualified last week for cheating on pharmaceutical license exams. Thirteen were from the Atlanta area, two from other Georgia cities, two from Florida, and one each from Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. One applicant sold partial copies of the exam for 550 dollars to at least 10 others. six others received data but did not pay. 114 applicants took the three day test at the State Capitol. the board began probing after learning of cheating on day two.
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William R. Thomas Jr
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Georgia Pharmacy Board
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
N. Carolina
State Capitol
Pharmacy Board
Man Kills Then Takes Own Life in Pelham
Jones, a former Central Truck Lines employee and husband to a Georgia Highway Express agent, killed his two children and himself after asking for camellias to be planted at the cemetery. The children aged 3 to 15 included Richard and Sonya. A local minister received a funeral ritual letter designating pallbearers. Sheriff Maples called it murder driven by self-inflicted death. coroner's inquest set for 2 p.m. at Braswell Funeral Home in Pelham.
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Richard
Sonya
Maples
Jones
Central Truck Lines
Thomasville
Pelham
Georgia Highway Express
Maples $S
Braswell Funeral Home
Tiros V orbital data show global cloud imagery
Tiros V circles Earth roughly every 100.5 minutes at up to 17 140 mph with altitudes from 367 to 604 miles. A guidance error raised its orbit but did not hinder its camera. On the first orbit it sent back cloud cover pictures.
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Tiros V
Speaker to warn on dangers facing America at Kiwanis meeting
Mrs. J. Milton Lent of Savannah will address the Thomas County Kiwanis Club on threats to American life. A former government worker and Naval intelligence during investigations into the Institute of Pacific Relations she now leads The Conservatives. The group backs constitutional government and free enterprise with 800 members in Georgia and 25 other states. The 7:30 p.m. talk will be at American Legion Post 31.
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Thomas County Kiwanis Club
J. Milton Lent
Savannah
American Economic Foundation
United Nations
Pat McCarran
U. S. Senate
Institute of Pacific Relations
China
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Lent
The
Conservatives
Nixon
Georgia
Kiwanis
American Legion
Showers Return as Warmth Keeps Area Stormy This Week
Partly cloudy to cloudy skies and warm temperatures bring scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers today and Thursday. Winds from the south to southwest. Five day outlook calls for highs near 91 and lows around 72 with moderate to heavy rainfall, mostly in scattered showers.
France and United States discuss nuclear policy in Paris talks
In Paris Rusk met with De Gaulle and Couve de Murville to press U S opposition to an independent French nuclear force. No agreement emerged but unity on Western alliance was stressed. A Kennedy De Gaulle conference before year end was anticipated.
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Paris
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Georges Pompidou
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
U.S
Elysee Palace
Britain
United States
France
Kennedy
Miarald
Evening club gatherings listed for Glen Arven and surrounding venues
Calendar of events shows Rotary Club at Glen Arven at 1 p.m. Thursday luncheon Garden Center at 1 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Thomas County at Post 31 home 6 30 p.m. Lions Club Town House 7 30 p.m. CAP UNIT Campbell St Airport 7 30 p.m. Home League Salvation Army 7 30 p.m. Allen Cook VFW supper Post home 7 30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous Presbyterian Hall 8 p.m. Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Building 8 30 p.m.
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Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Garden Center
Kiwanis Club
Thomas County
Post
Lions Club
Town House
CAP
Campbell St
Salvation Army
Allen
Louisiana banker to graduate this Friday
James B. Stubbs vice president of the Bank of Thomas will graduate Friday at the School of Banking now in session at Baton Rouge.
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James B. Stubbs
Bank of Thomas
Bator la
Death notice and services for Tom Flowers Sr.
Funeral rites for Tom Flowers Sr. 88 retired textile worker were held at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church Va died Monday after extended illness Burial followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Braswell Funeral Home in charge Surviving are his wife two sons Tom Flowers Jr and William Flowers two daughters Mrs John Sadler Mrs Roy Lee Justice six brothers and other relatives The text notes a banking education program connected to Louisiana University and mentions topics in banking and finance and a regional licensure awards context in the description
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ELHAM
Tom Vers Sr
Mt. Want Baptist Church
G. G. Prince
Mt. Asant
Braswell
Pole Cudnncul Priveweb
Winuas
William Flowers
Ashington
D. C
Tom Wers Jr
Columbus
John Sadler
Alay
Roy Lee Justice
Yacola
Fla
Renee Flowers
Jule
Johnnie Flowers
Pelham
Preston Flowers
Rotary Program Kennedy Ses Continued From Pay issues
The article discusses pay disputes affecting the Rotary Program Kennedy Ses and mentions key figures such as Sweeney and Dr. George Goldberg. It covers union negotiations with airline executives over jobs and the broader context of TWA strike tensions and potential government intervention.
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Goldberg
Jay Goldberg
TWA
High Altitude Test Fails Over Johnston Island Debris
The failed mid Pacific high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island disappointed Hawaiians who expected visibility in Hawaii. Debris fell after Thor launch. officials kept exact debris area unreported and warned no danger to humans though ocean life impact was uncertain.
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Hawaii
Johnston Island
Johnston
Soviet Union
Cars in Collision on Smith Ave Injures No One
Police said two motorists escaped injury after a collision on Smith Avenue at 2 56 p m. Ber nice G Keen 39 of 813 N Boulevard cut sharply in front of Daniel J Carter 50 of Grady J as eastbound Ber nice attempted a pass. The wreck occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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