Georgia House Rejects Elections Code Compromise
The Georgia House voted 99 to 77 against a conference committee compromise on a new elections code, delaying a seven week special session and dealing a setback to Gov. Carl E. Sanders. In Eastman, Dodge County officials set up temporary quarters after a fire destroyed an office building, with damage around 150000 dollars and no injuries.
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Atlanta
Georgia House
Conference Committee
Eastman
Dodge County
Mikoyan Starts 11 Day Visit to Indonesia
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan began an 11 day trip to Indonesia to curb Red China's influence in Indonesia's Communist party and strengthen ties with Jakarta.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
China
Communist Party
Seoul students return to class after riot crackdown
Nearly 100000 high school students in Seoul resume classes today after the government closed all schools on June 3 to quell antigovernment student demonstrations led by protesters in the capital.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Parliament group opens three day talks on unity and economy
More than 100 members from seven European nations begin a three day discussion on European unity North Atlantic defenses and economic relations with Britain and the Common Market.
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RCME
North Atlantic
Britain
Tanganyika and Zanzibar sign economic cooperation with China
Tokyo AP reports that Communist China has signed an agreement for economic and technical cooperation with the newly established republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, signaling Beijing influence in East Africa.
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Tokyo
China
Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Tokyo Court Orders Metro to Pay Damages for Noise
A district court in Tokyo ordered the city to pay 333 in damages to the Ishikawa family for day and night noise from subway construction 60 feet from their home. Judge Tetsuichi Ishida ruled that the family suffered undue physical and mental anguish dating back to 1955.
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Tokyo
Tetsuichi Ishida
Kazuyoshi Ishikawa
Vietnamese para troop battalions rout Viet Cong near Plain of Reeds
In a swampy corner of the Plain of Reeds 45 miles southwest of Saigon two para troop battalions routed dug-in Viet Cong forces. Earlier a Viet Cong human wave attack northwest of Secon Friday killed three Americans and 60 Vietnamese. A U S Army officer and two enlisted men were feared captured after Viet Cong overwhelmed a Vietnamese special forces company. In Florida a federal judge ordered the governor to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for banning night demonstrations in St Augustine.
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Rang Lang
South Viet Nam
Plain of Reeds
Saigon
Secon
BT. Augustine
Fla
Florida
St. Ausrustine
Sunnyland Board Elects Harvard New President
L B Harvard was elected president and chief executive of Sunnyland Packing Co to succeed John L Roberts Jr. Harvard, 54, has 31 years with the company and previously was executive vice president and general manager. Roberts remains vice chairman and will stay active in company affairs.
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Sunnyland Board
Harvard
L. B. Harvard
John L. Roberts Jr
Sunnyland Packing Co
J. L. Roberts
Roberts
Sunnyland
John F. Pidcock
Savannah
Michel Delouche
Moultrie
Scranton Claims Delegates Switch Support Grows
Washington AP reports Gov. William W Scranton says Republican convention delegates are backing his presidential bid in larger numbers than he expected. His claim highlights shifting support ahead of the GOP nomination race.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Harrisburg
Columbus
Ohio
Goldwater
James A. Rhodes
San Francisco
Marrisburg
District of Columbia
Associated Press
Poisoned Texas Carrots Trigger Georgia Health Alert
Georgia state inspectors widened a probe after finding zero tolerance levels of a chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide on a Texas grown carrot sample sold in Atlanta. Veg-Pac labeled carrots were recalled from stores pending further tests and federal coordination.
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Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Agriculture Department
Atlanta
Inonu Arrives for Talks With Johnson on Cyprus Crisis
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu lands in Washington for high level talks with President Johnson aimed at cooling fears of a Cyprus invasion. The visit follows U S warnings and calls for a ceasefire while the UN mediates, with Papandreou to join later discussions.
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Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
Cyprus
Williamsburg
Inona
George Papandreou
White House
Inonu
Papandreou
George W. Ball
Athens
Ankara
State Department
United States
United Nations
Kennedy in "extremely satisfactory" condition after crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy remains in Northampton Massachusetts hospital after a Friday night plane crash that killed two people. Doctors describe him as bright and alert and say he may require surgery for three broken vertebrae with six to eight months of recuperation ahead.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Delegation of Seven Officials Attends Georgia Municipal Assn Convention
Ne 77 and a delegation from Thomasville led by City Manager and Mrs. George Adkins attend the Georgia Municipal Association convention in Atlanta today and tomorrow. Officials present include Commissioner Jasper Davis City Clerk Julius Artail Wesley Wilson city engineer Grant Duke industrial promotion director Roland Clayton water and light superintendent, with continued coverage on page 8.
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Thomasville
Georgia Municipal Assn
Atlanta
George Adkins
Jasper Davis
Julius Artail
Wesley Wilson
Grant Duke
Roland Clayton
Water and Light Dept
Jungle War Near Kuching Prompts Guerrilla Battle
Indonesian guerrillas launched a major six hour attack near the Kuching frontier in Sarawak killing five Gurkhas and wounding five others. Guerrilla casualties were unavailable as forces forced a retreat and carried the wounded across the frontier. Officials warned of a likely escalation after the Tokyo peace conference collapse.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Kuchung
Tokyo
Flash Storm Drenches Thomasville in One Hour Twister Suspected
A freak storm described as a twister dumped 21 inches of rain on Thomasville in about an hour causing flash floods and power and phone outages. City crews inspected, restored lines, and evacuated residents as police and fire units responded. One building at Ryker Aircraft Service on Pavo Road collapsed in the deluge.
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Thomasville
James 4 Hubbard
Bell Telephone Company
Timmerman
Stephens
Clarence Skillman
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ryker Aircraft Service
Pavo Road
Freek Storm Wrecks
Ryker Aircraft Service Pave
Sanders Seeks Recess For Special Session On Constitution
Governor Carl E. Sanders plans a week long recess of the Georgia special legislative session while federal court appeals on a proposed new constitution proceed. A joint resolution in both houses may authorize the pause, though the 1945 constitution only provides for regular sessions.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Carl E. Sanders
U.S. Supreme Court
Sanders
Hous
George T. Smith
Supreme Court
Weather outlook: warm with isolated thunderstorms today
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and continued heat with isolated thundershowers today and Tuesday. A-page 8.
Unpledged Ga Electors Remains Goal of Harris
ATLANTA AP The drive to form unpledged Georgia presidential electors continues after Goldwater's civil rights vote. Roy Harris says Republicans may back repeal of the civil rights bill, which could shift support for a Democrats for Goldwater group. About 125 Georgians met in Atlanta to start petitions for 12 electors by August 25, needing 60 000 signatures each.
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Len Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Georgia
Roy Harris
Augusta
Harris
Goldwater
Joe Boone
Milledgeville
Allen Woodall
Columbus
State Board of Regents
Fred Hand
Pelham
Lester Maddox
Albany
James H. Gray
Randall Evans Jr
Thompson
Crisp and
Griffin
South
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