Fair and Warm With Showers Southeast This Week
Local forecast from St. Marks Florida calls for fair to warm conditions through Friday with widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers southeast. Highs 83 to 93, lows 66 to 73, near 60 in the mountains.
June 24 in History 1971 and Notable Birthdays
On this date in history events include the 1940 Armistice with Italy and Cabot sighting North America in 1497. Notable items cover Khrushchev’s 1961 economic program, the 1956 Brooklyn Navy Yard closure, and the Tonkin Gulf resolution repeal in 1964. Birthdays include Jack Dempsey age 76 and John Ciardi age 55.
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Italy
Netherlands
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Cherbourg
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Navy personnel updates from Thomasville area
Navy personnel from Thomasville and nearby towns are listed with assignments and training. John S. Fland sails aboard USS Enterprise in the Western Pacific with the Seventh Fleet. John P. Wheeler Jr attends a two week course at the Naval War College. Paul M. Garren graduates recruit training in Orlando. Johnny E. Griner reports to Naval Air Station Glynco. Donald R. Taylor graduates recruit training in Orlando. Larry C. Griffin graduates recruit training in Orlando. Larry E. Bishop ships out on USS Enterprise with the Seventh Fleet.
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Lawrence M. Hand
Junius St
Thomasville
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U.S. Seventh Fleet
John P. Wheeler Jr
John P. Wheeler Sr
Thomasville, Ga
U.S. Naval War College
Newport
R.1
Paul M. Garren
Irvin W. Garren
Pavo
Naval Training Center
Orlando, Fla
Johnny E. Griner
Mavis E. Creamer
Sale City
Naval Air Station
Glynco, Va
Donald R. Taylor
Donald B. Taylor
Quitman
Orlando
Fla
Larry C. Griffin
David H. Griffin
W. Jackson St
Thomasville High School
Thomas Area Technical School
Larry E. Bishop
Lester W. Bishop
Cairo
U S Soviet Space Linkup Hinted Within 3 to 6 Years
Houston AP The U S and Soviet space teams discuss docking compatible systems and joint flights. Possible tests could involve Apollo Skylab Salyut Soyuz craft with early joint missions eyed for 1973 and the mid 1970s. NASA aims to study technical and economic implications of such cooperation.
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Salyut
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America
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Blast Kills Workman Traps Sixteen In Suburban Tunnel
An underground water tunnel near Sylmar, Los Angeles, suffered a blast that killed one worker and trapped sixteen others. Fire crews entered the 18 foot diameter tunnel two miles in, 160 feet underground, but heat and smoke forced them out. Officials suspect natural gas ignition caused the explosion, the second blast in two days after a smaller incident nearby.
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Los Angeles
Sylmar
Four Siblings Drown Restoring Beach Ball in Lake
Four brothers and sisters drowned in a lake near Georgetown while trying to retrieve a beach ball. Deputies said two youngsters played near the water Saturday night, the ball fell in, they waded after it and called for help as the others went to assist.
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