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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

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NASA Release Tells of Red Space Failure

NASA reports a Soviet spacecraft exploded into debris in orbit after a fall launch last fall. It marked the largest space mishap since the Transit 4A mission when the U S Navy satellite broke into 186 pieces. Debris remained in orbit from Oct to Feb with fragments eventually reentering.

NASA Vern Haugland Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt North American Air Defense Command NORAD Moscow U. S Navy

Guides Counselor Wins Harvard Honor for Guidance Study

Mrs Margaret H Meliver Douglass High School guidance counselor has earned 18 scholarships to Harvard University summer school for special guidance study. She is the wife of County Agent C W McTver and will study at Radcliffe Graduate Center Cambridge July 1 to August 16. She is Newark New Jersey native with degrees from Bennett College Atlanta University and Florida A M University Summer Sessions. The McIvers have two children Conerlious Jr ten and Deborah Amn six.

Douglass High School Margaret H Meliver Harvard University C. W. McTver Thomasville Cambridge Mass McIver Radcliffe Graduate Center Harvard Yard Newark N. J Bennett College Greensboro N. C Atlanta University Florida A M. University Tallahassee

Louis iana Man Faces Hearing in Evers Murder Case

Byron de la Beckwith 43 of Greenwood faces a preliminary hearing in Mississippi on the charge of assassinating civil rights leader Medgar Evers. District Attorney Bill Waller seeks no bond until the July 3 grand jury. The case may involve psychiatric testing if indicted, and the death penalty is being pursued.

Bill Waller Kwith The New Orleans Times-Picayune Jackson Beckwith Whitfield Waller Medgar W. Evers Ith Jackson Evers Citizens Couamder Greenwood

Democrats name host city for 1964 convention amid bids

The Site Committee narrowed choices to Chicago Miami Miami Beach and Atlantic City with Atlantic City leading. Chicago counters with 480000 plus 380000 for hall prep plus the McCormack Place issue may affect timing. If Chicago loses a Dallas victory not stated. The DNC will finalize after breakfast and announce the winner.

Washington Chicago Miami-Miami Beach Atlantic City Jack Riley Richard J. Raley Riley Daley McCormack Vention Hall John M. Bailey International Amphitheatre Kennedy Nick Miami Miamni Beach Harry S. Truman Philadelphia San Francisco

Georgia 51 School Systems Show Negro Majorities

In Georgia a Board of Education survey finds Negro pupils are a majority in 51 of 198 local systems, down from 56 in 1950. Hankack County leads at 82 percent, Atlanta elementary schools surpass 50 percent, while 16 systems have no or few Negro students.

Atlanta State Board of Education Georgia Paul Wills Hancack County Wills

Welcome Home for Woman Released from Czechoslovak Spy Sentence

Helen Kozeradsky, 52, greeted at Idlewild Airport after more than three years in a Czechoslovak prison as a spy. She was pardoned by President Antonin Novotny and had supporters including Rep. Charles Joelson and family awaiting her return. Specific espionage charges had not been publicly disclosed.

Helen Kozgeradsky United States New York Helen John Michael John Jr Antonin Novotny Charles 8. Joelson D-N.j Kennedy State Department Czechoslovakia

Unemployed in Thomasville Faces Automation Change

In early 1963 Thomasville workers faced a shifting job market as automation reduces demand for unskilled labor. Em ployment data show 1 184 applications January through May with 770 seeking permanent work by mid June. Local officials urge skill building and vocational schooling to improve hiring prospects.

Employment Security Agency Horace Stewart Stewart Georgia

First Negro Georgia State Senator to Speak at Nelson Chapel

Bainbridge Georgia will host Senator Leroy R Johnson from Fulton County at Nelson Chapel A M E Church for Men’s Day services at 11 a m Sunday. Johnson a vice recipient of Russwurm awards and Citizen of the Year 1963 joins Omega Psi Phi and the Georgia State Democratic Executive Committee with past honors in Atlanta. The Rev J W Judge Sr Bainbridge pastor says the event is open to the public.

Bainbridge Georgia State Nelson Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Leroy R. Johnson Fulton County Atlanta Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Johnson United States Assn Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Ca. E. Sanders Democratic Executive Committee Flipper Temple A. M. E J. W. Judge Sr

Los Angeles Mayor Praises Peaceful Integration Parade

A two mile downtown march pressed integration demands on school officials. Mayor Samuel W. Yorty commended the orderly demonstrators as Dr. Christopher L. Taylor asserted that minimal demands remained unmet.

Los Angeles Samuel W. Yorty Christopher L. Taylor

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