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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
7
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David Reed Cameron, also known as Joan Carol Reed, files an $8 million suit in New York State Supreme Court alleging failed gender transformation at Buffalo General Hospital in 1960 61. He names Dr. Samuel Yochelaon Dr. Leslie H. Backus Dr. John R. Paine and Dr. George F. Koepf plus the hospital as defendants.
About 15 local amateur radio operators will participate in a nation wide communications exercise. They will set up at Paradise Park at 4 p.m. today and operate through Sunday around the clock. Operators will contact positions worldwide and relay messages as in an emergency.
Washington AP report notes a House compromise on extending emergency controls for wheat and feed grains faces fierce Senate opposition. Rep Harold D. Cooley introduces the measure while Sen Ellender warns against a second-best plan, and Senate leaders say a similar bill would not pass the House now.
CHICAGO AP 200000 trainmen union chiefs accuse railroad managers of provoking a nationwide strike after operators walked out of a bargaining session. It is the second walkout this year with May 17 the previous incident over work rules the carriers call featherbedding. Unions say rules are needed for safety and efficiency.
The stock market fell for a fifth straight session, hitting its lowest level in about four years. The 60 stock average slid to 202.50 and the Dow dropped to 539.19 as fears of a recession and weak business data weighed on investors.
Mrs Wiley of 5.1 ce Ave. died yesterday after a three month illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at St Marys Church with Hadley Funeral Home in charge. She leaves husband one daughter and a brother.
Mrs. William Henry Waldron longtime Cairo resident dies at Grady General Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services set for 5 p.m. Sunday at Pine Forest Baptist Church with Rev. Hugh Lee Brinkley and Rev. Leon Carlton officiating and burial in Pine Forest Cemetery. Survived by husband, three daughters Grace Waldron, Mrs. W. H. Hobby, Mrs. C. B. Musselwhite. four sons W. H. Waldron Jr., R. D. Waldron, E. O. Waldron, R. F. Waldron. sisters Miss Minnie Tanks and Miss Bertie Banks. many grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
Partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and scattered afternoon or early evening thunder showers expected today through Sunday. Southwest winds 6 to 12 mph. Tonight's low around 93, with a high near 93 Sunday. Temperature and rainfall figures follow, noting departures from normal and month totals. Tides at St Marks, FL indicate high at 7:34 A.M. and 7:06 P.M. with moonrise at 12:58 PM.
A 15 year old Thomasville High student will receive the Boy Scouts Eagle Scout medal Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Charles R. Dillinger son of Mrs Margaret D. Dillinger and Dr. George R. Dillinger earned the award after seven years in scouting and holding the Wol Hornaday Award and God and Country Award. He attended the National Jamboree and contributed to local service projects while active in DeMolay Hi-V Club and the Thomasville High band. The Rev B G Munro will lead the ceremony with Scout Officials Dan Redd Herschell F Snuggs Fred Marxson O L Turner and C K Billings assisting. Mrs Dillinger will pin the medal.
Former President Eisenhower stunned Republicans and Democrats by calling for substantial cuts in the 51.6 billion defense budget. He criticized current spending as inflated by unjustified fears and outdated concepts, while not detailing where cuts should occur. He urged bipartisan strength without waste and warned Kennedy’s defense gains may be excessive. He also criticized the Kennedy administration as floundering while signing autographs for supporters.
A light two-vehicle crash at E Jackson and Crawford Streets caused no injuries. Police said brakes failed on one car, operated by Otis G. Guyton of Ne gro, Meigs, colliding with Vera Beatrice Giddens of Thomasville.
Worthy Purpose VA Domiciliary asks for old medical textbooks to donate to the hospital ship Hope for distribution to Latin American schools and colleges. Local donation efforts have already provided medical journals. ship Hope will carry more volumes during its Peru visit.
A garbled week of TV listings across days shows morning to late night programs, sports, cartoons, news, church programs, and theater features with multiple time blocks and scattered titles. The fragmentary OCR includes NBC News, Tonight Show, ESPN style shifts, film and public affairs segments, plus local church notes.
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