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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
4
Washington AP reports the Pentagon may issue a new antisegregation order aligning with a Kennedy era panel findings. The move could extend the 1961 directive by Roswell Gilpatric and follow Favreban March orders banning segregated on base recreation and entertainment facilities.
Area men in the armed forces are featured with notices of retirements, promotions, and new assignments. Lt.-Col. A. F. Cabeker, a base commander, retires after serving as Air Force manager of special weapons. James Jordan of Bainbridge earns promotion to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force. Virgil J. Cox serves with Patrol Squadron 1 at Naval Air Station North Island. Fort Bragg reports Pvt. Alvin Folsom assigned to the 89th Airborne Division. Sp-4 William N. Basulto participates with the 1st Cavalry Division in Exercise RANSTORM I in Korea. Police trainee Paul E. Dawson from Bainbridge chosen for special training at Lackland, Texas.
Rev George Pullen, newly appointed pastor of Pavo Methodist Church, spoke to Kiwanis about the Bible’s influence on American life. He cited a WWI era Archie Society story of Okinawa villagers advancing after missionaries gave two brothers a Bible.
Charles Stewart Mott, 86, hid a 128 million gift of 1,826,421 General Motors shares to a Flint nonprofit started in 1935 with the Flint Board of Education as administrator. Trustees will allocate the funds by July to five areas including training, racial understanding, and city development.
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