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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1967

Page

3

Viet War Dims Mid East Peace

Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny arrived in Cairo for talks with President Nasser as Washington weighs steps to aid Jordan after losses in the fighting. US policies, travel restrictions, and arms shifts to Egypt and Jordan frame the shifting balance in the Middle East.

Mid-East Jordan Old City Vatican L’osservatore Della Domenica United Nations Jerusalem Cairo Nikolai ¥. Podgorny Gamal Abdel Nasser Moscow Podgorny Matvei V. Zakharov Egypt Israel Washington Jim Washington United States Hussein

Maxwell Discusses Iran Trip City of the Blind Talk

PAVO Marion Maxwell repeated a talk on Desful City of the Blind in Iran at a Kiwanis meeting. Robert Harden introduced him as guests from Cairo club attended with Jack Elberton Francis Allen Bob Miller Everett Moye. Harold Cooper presided.

PAVO Marion Maxwell Quitman Pavo Kiwanis Club Desful City of the Blind Iran Maxwell Robert Harden Cairo Jack Elberton Francis E. Allen Bob Miller Everett Moye BE. C. McDaniel

Commodity Meets Set for Nomination of Peanut Commission Members

The Georgia Farm Bureau announced four meetings to nominate new members to three commodity commissions. The nearest session will be at the Thomas County Agriculture Building in Moultrie, with other sessions at 4 p.m. June 27 in Albany and 1 p.m. June 28 in Tifton. Nominations must be received to reaffirm current members or select replacements under the 1961 Agricultural Commodities Act.

Georgia Farm Bureau Thomas County Agriculture Building Moultrie Albany Courthouse Annex Tifton Farm Bureau

Sculptor George Nocito Named WVU Arts Center Chairman

Morgantown West VirginiaAP reports George Nocito a Huntington New York sculptor has been named chairman of the Division of Creative Arts at the Creative Art Center of West Virginia University He is an associate professor of fine arts at the New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury New York

Morgantown W.va George Nocito Huntington N.Y Creative Art Center West Virginia University New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury

Youth Rally Set for Spring Hill Church

Spring Hill Christian Church schedules a youth rally at 7:30 pm with participation expected from Seturdey and area congregations. Guest speaker will be the Rev. C Walter Jordon, pastor at SE Sek See.

Spring Hill Christian Church Seturdey C. Walter Jordon SE Sek See

Area Deaths Mrs Pettit

Mrs. Nancy Pettit age 87 mother of Dr Man son Pettit director of Southwestern State Hospital Thomasville Ga died Wednesday. Funeral plans by Lamar and Smith Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Mrs Katherine Dye Fort Worth and son B F Pettit Dallas.

Dallas Tex Nancy Pettit Manson Pettit Southwestern State Hospital Thomasville Lamar and Smith Funeral Home Katherine Dye Ft. Worth B. F. Pettit

Services for Zadie Hawthorne Held at Clark Funeral Home

Mrs. Zadie V. Hawthorne 71 died unexpectedly Wednesday. Services at 4 p.m. Friday in Clark Funeral Home chapel with burial in Hawthorne Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Anderson and Gwinnett Hawthorne, a daughter Jewell Kinney, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Cairo Zadie V. Hawthorne Clark Funeral Home Chapel Hawthorne Cemetery Anderson Hawthorne Whigham Gwinnett Hawthorne H. D. (Jewell) Kinney Seville Fla

U.S. Plans Report Corps Casualties and Hanoi Air War Updates

U S planes foreshadow casualties with 063 wounded 16 missing U S command reports a jump to 1852 Communist dead. South Vietnamese losses listed as 218 killed 556 wounded and 14 missing. Ground battles near Quang Ngai City and Binh Dinh Province describe American and Vietnamese forces sustaining casualties while jet bombers artillery and helicopter gunships target Communist positions. The carrier Pintrepid returns to Vietnam with raids on rail yards 28 miles southwest of Thanh Hoa and confirms carrier activity near Hanoi rail hubs.

U. S 28Th Infantry Division Quang Ngai City U. 8 Quang Ngai Binh Dinh 1St Cavalry Hanoi Red China Southen Panhandle Demilitarized Line South Vietnam Pintrepid Sues Canal Thank Hoa

Weather outlook with clouds and scattered thundershowers

Variable cloudiness and warm conditions continue through Friday with scattered thundershowers chiefly in afternoons and evenings. Highs reach the mid 80s to mid 90s with nightly lows in the 60s. Winds and rainfall details appear irregular and partly unreadable in segments.

ST. Marks Pla

U S Considers Aid for Jordan in Arab-Israeli War Aftermath

Washington weighing options to assist Jordan, a key Arab ally, as Israel's gains squeeze Jerusalem area revenue and tourism. Officials cite Hussein as moderating force, still seeking aid without provoking Soviet arms competition. State Dept explores refugee relief and travel restrictions policy shifts.

State Department Israel Morocco Tunisia Saudi Arabia Kuwait Egypt Algeria Iraq Jordan Lebanon Libya Sudan Syria Yemen U.S Washington United States Jerusalem Bethlehem Jordan River Hussein Feisal Damascus Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Johnson Nasser Gulf of Aqaba U.N Aqaba Gulf House

Burglar Breaks Into Cooper Transfer Co Desk Draw

Approximately $10 in bills were taken from a desk drawer last night at Cooper Transfer Co. by breaking glass in the front door. Police arrested Pennie Sanford on charges of possession of nontax paid beverages. she was released and summoned to Recorder's Court. Officers Lane and Barnard found 128 gallons of home brew at Sanford's Barnes Street home.

Cooper Transfer Co Bennett St Ray Golf W. S. Lewis Pennie Sanford Barnes St Recorder’s Court Joe Lane O. L. Barnard

Author Taken in Mankato Educator and Missionary Dies

C A Faye an educator author and missionary died Tuesday in Mankato at the age of 0. The obituary notes their long service in teaching writing and religious work and records their death in Minnesota.

Mankato, Minn C.A* Faye

Senator Urges Caution on Dodd Censure Vote

Sen Thomas J Dodd faces possible censure after ethics committee findings on 116 083 campaign funds use and double billing for travel The Senate voted 92 2 to drop charges and substitute an admonition Dodd defended himself claiming no conscious wrongdoing while awaiting separate roll call votes on the two counts Ribicoff Long and Stennis commented on the motions with mixed signals and concern over a watered down result

Senate Ethics Committee Dodd Senate Russell B. Long Connecticut Abraham A. Ribicoff John Stennis Dmiss Bipartisan Ethics Committee Stennis

Oldest eighth grade graduate Edith Britt earns Cambria diploma

Great grandmother Edith Britt, 67, of La Canada California, became the oldest member of Cambria Adult School's eighth grade and high school graduation. She left school in 1914 to care for her sick mother and later studied braille for the blind. Her daughter Lera Bradley notes Britt's lifelong love of reading.

Edith Britt la Canada Calif Cambria Adult School Lera Bradley

Action Council Sets June 27 Meeting in County Building

The Southwest Georgia Community Action Council directors will meet June 27 at 8 p.m. in the County Agriculture Building. Chairman Logan M. Lewis of Thomasville said the agenda includes reports on the Technical Rural Agriculture Project Neighborhood Youth Corps Area Beautification Food Stamp Emergency Loan Program and Summer Head Start. The council administers anti poverty programs financed by the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Labor Department in southwest Georgia.

Ioultrier Southwest Georgia Community Action Council, Inc Logan M. Lewis Thomasville Office of Economic Opportunity Labor Department Georgia

Pioneer dies in Clifton renowned for beryllium work

Charles Windecker, a researcher in atomic bomb development and a pioneer in industrial beryllium use, died Tuesday in Clifton at age 58.

Charles Windecker

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Kiwanis Mrs. Pettit Mrs. Hawthorne Decatur County Grady County Hawthorn Henry H. Hawthorne Centennial Methodist Church Moonrise Moonset South Vietnamese Bien Hoa Saigon Jordan Aid By Endre Marton Middle East Department Unit Ed Arab Republic Wheelug Air Force Base John Chadwick Thomas J. Dodd Wallace F. Bennett Rutah Ethics Panel Long D-La Ribicoff Tom Dodd Los Angeles Mrs. Britt Action Council General Electric America Cee Goodf Year Service Store N. BrOad ST Thomasville, Georgia Pioneer Clifton N.J
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