Thomas County Board Advances Tax Program and Loans
Thomas County Commissioners meet in regular session to authorize bids for diesel fuel, appoint committees, and adopt a tax equalization loan plan with multiple banks. The board also approves capital-funding terms, road and jail actions, and fire-ant eradication outreach.
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Thomasville
Singletary
Sherrod
Pittman
Clark
Urphy
NeSmith
Tuck
Stringer
Garrison
Times-Enterprise Co
Kamas County
Stewart
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Thomas County
Tuck and Murphy
Tax Equalization Board
J. A. Sasser
Howe
EB. R. Cone
Thomas County Schools
Road Department Committee
Henry F. Fielding
James B. Murphy
W. Gerald Tuck
Georgia
State of
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Buch
Peoples Banking Company
Boston
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Coolidge
Bank of Meigs
Meigs
Commercial Bank
Bank of
Board of Commissioners — of Roads and Revenues
Public Property Committee
J. W. Keyton, Jr
Small Claims Court
Thomasville Ice and Manufacturing Co
Atlanticoast Line Railroad Company
Iiroad Company
Merrillgifle
Board of Commissioners of Roads
R. P. Singletary
Phil Campbell
Hunter St
Atlanta
Tucx
Murphy
E. P. McCollum
David F. Campbell
Newhart and Kintz
Lowe- Jacobba Associates
C. W. McKinnon
A. B. Dorming
H. B Gurley
B. Miller
S. Stewart
Glenn Carter
Burns Rejects High Plea for Endorsement in Florida Race
Governor Haydon Burns said he cannot support Democratic nominee Robert King High and will not participate in the campaign, citing a clash with his progressive conservatism. High sat for two hours with Burns seeking support and said he received no pledge.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Haydon Burns
Robert King High
High
Burns
Capitol
Mr. High
Miami
Florida
George Smathers
Spessard Holland
Claude Kirk
Jacksonville
Kirk
Marina Oswald's Widow Expecting Third Child in Dallas
The former Marina Oswald Porter, 24, wife of Kenneth J. Porter, is pregnant with her third child and first since their June 1 1963 marriage. Oswald, widow of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, had two children with his prior marriage.
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Dallas, Tex
Marina Oswald
Kenneth J. Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Porter
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Dallas
June
Rachel
Gift Refused by Geneva Police Secretary
Miss Ethel Barnes nearing retirement as secretary to the Geneva Police Department declined a money gift from the police and also refused to let officers sponsor a dinner in her honor.
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Geneva, N.Y
Ethel Barnes
Car Kills Child in Atlanta Near Candler Park
A six year old Atlanta boy, Herbert Lee Freeman, was killed after he darted in front of a car near Candler Park on Monday, police reported.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Candler Park
Herbert Lee Freeman
Weather forecast for St. Marks Florida
Clear to partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 80s today and Wednesday. Tonight low in the 60s with a predicted high tomorrow near 80. Tide times listed with sunrise and sunset details for St. Marks Florida.
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ST. Marks
Fla
Television's Levenson critiques schools and TV's role
New York critic and father Sam Levenson argues that television excessively amuses children and shapes behavior more than schools do. He urges schools to teach kids to watch TV while defending non-violence, not material to be cowed by the medium.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Sam Levenson
Levenson
Paul Witty
Northwestern University
U.N
Last Co. L. E
Wild Bill Hickok
Howdy Doody
Uncle Mistletoe
Vietnam
Eric Sevareid
CBS
Southeast Asia
Church Mulls Racial Issues in Methodist Structure
In Atlanta the North Georgia Annual Conference weighs a resolution to dissolve the all- Negro Central Jurisdiction and move Negro annual conferences into the white Southeastern Jurisdiction. The measure, to be reviewed by 15 other conferences, needs two thirds of delegates’ approval. If passed it could prompt integration of the 1968 Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference. The North Georgia Conference also reviews a tentative 1 240 110 budget.
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Atlanta, Ga
North Georgia
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
North Georgia Conference
Tight Money Divides Opinions in Economy
AP adds clarity on why money is described as tight with demand outpacing supply. It explains that money supply equals cash plus checking deposits and notes how Federal Reserve actions, government policy, and corporate tax pressures shape credit availability and inflation fears.
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AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Federal Reserve
Johnson housing bill shows signs of life in Congress
President Johnson’s 1966 housing bill, stalled for weeks, shows new life with plans for hearings in July. Senate and House subcommittees race to draft and possibly approve the measure, though the fate of the demonstration cities program remains under debate. The plan would grant about $2.3 billion over five years to aid cities in rebuilding blighted areas.
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Johnson
Congress
Joan T. Sparkman
Dala
Senate
House
Sparkmen
Contour Man Moves Up in Broad Horizons
The subject is described as advancing in his career with a bright future ahead. He is currently early in his path, not yet wealthy, but with years of achievement and growing responsibilities anticipated on the horizon.
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All America
Contour Life
Piedmont
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