Big Oak Offer on City Agenda Involves Property Adjacent to Oak
City commission agenda includes R C Ausley proposal for property near Big Oak andrequests to consider bids for two passenger cars and one pickup truck. Public hearings address paving and street projects on Rave Wilson Carrail East Washington and related intersections.
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R. C. Ausley
Thomasville City Commission
Wison Street
Walcott
Washington Street
Myrtle Drive
HB. C. Ryker Estate
Ryker Aircraft Repair
BR. C. Ausley
Reptte
H.H.F.A
Vietnamese leader lauds Hue victory and orders promotions
Ky and Lt. Gen. Cao Van Vien awarded newly promoted soldiers for a major victory over the Viet Cong about 40 miles north of Hue. The Hue operation involved heavy fighting with more than 300 Communist forces killed. Radio Hanoi and Hanoi reports claim sizable casualties on both sides in various engagements since May, with several U.S. aircraft shot down and helicopters destroyed.
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Hue
Thua Thien
Radio
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Liberation Press Agency
Thu Dau Mat
Ba Ria
U.S
Weather outlook for St Marks Florida
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with hot afternoons through Sunday. Highs around 86, lows near 68. Forecast includes tides and moon phases with sunrise at 7:43 and sunset at 7:43.
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ST. Marks
Fla
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Claudy
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Gleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Ae Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Indianapalia
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.r
New Orleans
New York
Okla
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
New Substation Boosts Thomasville Power Capacity
Utilities Supt. W R Clayton announces a 15 000 kw substation in Thomasville at Metcalf and Texas Aves boosting total city capacity to 37 800 kw. Construction began last November and the $150 000 installation is now in full use.
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Thomasville
W. R. Clayton
Fletcher St
Clayton
Metcalf
Texas Aves
Fletcher 8&T
Cassidy Road
Sundyland
Services for Jordan Brooks at 81 Mark AME Church
Jordan Brooks died June 18 at his home 219 Siexas Street. Services are at 8 p m Sunday at 81 Mark AME Church conducted by Rev. C M Huff. Burial follows at Peaceful Rest Cemetery by Groom's Funeral Home. Surviving are wife Sarah stepson Jones Meeks granddaughter Sarah Meeks and a brother.
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Jordan Brooks
Siexas St
Mark Ame
C. M. Huff
Peaceful Rest
Groom
Sarah
Jones Meeks
Sarah Meeks
New York
Dee Northington Services for Dee Northington
Dee Northington died at home Tuesday. Services set for 8 p m Sunday at Pleasant Hill AME Church led by Revs E Adams and J H Malone. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Beach ton. Survived by wife Virginia three sons Rosco Qaear Lee and Olea two stepsons Clarence Clifford and Kenneth Garland two sisters and eight grandchildren
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Dee Northington
Magnolia St
Pleasant Hill Ame
E. Adams
John H. Malone
Evergreen Cemetery
Beachton
Graegin
Virginia
Rosco
New York
Qaear Lee
Seattle Wash
Olea
Canteret
N. J
Clarence Clifford N. J
Annie Williams Dies After Short Illness
Annie Williams of 411 Forest Street died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hadley’s Funeral Home.
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Annie Williams
Forest &T
Archbold Memorial Haapitel
Hadley
Keeping Up Elects Director for Second District
A brief item notes the election of a director to the Second District to serve alongside Lilly. The announcement highlights the new governance arrangement and the regional leadership change.
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Page
Lilly
Cancer Unit Meet Set by Thomas County ACS
The Thomas County American Cancer Society unit will hold its annual meeting Monday at 1 p.m. in the Holiday Inn dining room with Judge George R. Lilly as guest speaker. The unit reports completion of a broad education drive about cancer risks signs treatment and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
The
American Cancer Society
Holiday Inn
George R. Lilly
Red Cross Drive Outlined On TV For Vietnam Aid
A noon Monday TV program on Station WCTV will explain a national Red Cross emergency drive. The three day campaign starts Wednesday aiming to raise $9 million for Red Cross services to U. S. troops in Vietnam. Interview guests include Constance Howell of Panama City and Sgt. Richard Ward of Tallahassee.
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Red Cross
WCTV
Vietnam
Constance Howell
Panama City
Sgt
Richard Ward
USME
Tallahassee
Servica
U. S. Troops to Withdraw From Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States votes to pull the remaining 8000 peacekeepers from the Dominican Republic. The first U S contingent of about 1100 troops from the 82nd Airborne is expected to depart next week with complete withdrawal within 90 days.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
U. S
Mexico
Santo Domingo
U. S. 82Nd Ajabama Division — Would Serve Next Week. Two U. S
QAS
Joaquin Balaguer
Balagure
Chile
Peru
Hengher
Uruguay
Venezuela
Temporary Post Given To Meyer
Rev Meyer a Methodist minister living in Cairo with his wife since retirement has a temporary assignment as pastor of the Whigham Climax charge including Spring Hill Church. He said the post is for a few weeks until a regular supply is appointed. The 1964 87 pastoral appointments were announced two weeks ago with Rev John W Taylor transferred to Buck Creek McBride in Stateshera district.
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Cairo
Ived GC. Meyer
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Whigham-Climax
Spring Hill
Méyer
John O. Smith
Atlanta
Frank Jenkins
Thomasville
John W. Taylor
Buck Creek-McBride
Stateshera
Whiskey Raid Nets Suspect
A 38 year old Thomasville man, Eugene Jack Franklin, is jailed on possession of an illegal amount of tax paid Florida whiskey. Police Capt. Jon Lane and Lt. Tom Barnard arrested him at 117 Hadley Street, finding 1614 half pints in the residence.
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Thomasville
Eugene
Jack) Franklin
Franklin
Hadley St
Jon Lane
Tom Barnard
Lane
Barnard
Optimists Elect New International President
William B. Newhouse of Madison Wisconsin is elected president elect of Optimist International after the Baltimore vote. Newhouse succeeds current leaders and assumes duties as soon as formally announced.
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Baltimore, Md
William BR. Newhouse
Madison, Wis
The
Optimist International
Dawson Street Choir Set Spring Concert at Dawson Street Baptist
The Dawson Street Baptist Church Teen Choir directs a 7 30 p m spring concert featuring sacred music after a tour to Perry Plant City and Orlando Fla The choir of 8 members ages 12 to 18 is led by Sidney Buckley with June Keadle on piano The Rev Rutledge H Courtney delivers a sermon tomorrow at 11 00 a m at Boway Street Baptist Church and Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with training union at 6 30 p m Special numbers include The Lord's Prayer and a choir anthem by Buckley and Cone.
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Dawson Street Baptist Church
Sidney L. Buckley
June Keadle
Staal
Rutledge H. Courtney
Bawaay Street Baptist Church
Training Union
Sidney Buckley
Annette Cone
Funeral services planned for Abram Calvin Sadler 66 Pelham
Funeral services for Abram Calvin Sadler 66 of Pelham will be held at 2 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church Pelham with Revs Everett Rich and Howard Kelly officiating. Burial will be in Union Hill Cemetery Braswell Funeral Home in charge. He was born in Decatur County son of the late Calvin and Mitt Barber Sadler. Survived by wife Anna Mae Flowers Sadler seven sons three daughters 31 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Pelham
Abram Calvin Sadler
Camilla
First Baptist Church
Everett Rich
Howard Kelly
Braswell
Union Hill Cemetery
Grady County
Decatur County
Sadler
Calvin and
Mitt Barber Sadler
Anna Mae Flowers Sadler
Pryor
Ray
Ralph
Jasper Sadler
M. C. Sadler
Live Oak
Fla
Abram Sadler Jr
Brunswick
Vernon Gadler
Statesboro
Naomi Hasty
Ft. Myers
Wallace Murphy
Verna Lewis
Plant City
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Donna C Castleberry Meigs
Mrs Donna C Castleberry 83 of Meigs died Friday at a Thomasville hospital. Funeral set for 4 p m Sunday at Meigs Baptist Church with Revs Wallace Little and H E Courtney. Burial in Pelham Cemetery. She was wife of Will Castleberry and daughter of Richmond and Armanda Hayes. Survived by three sons, two daughters, two sisters, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Meigs
Donna C. Castlebery
Thomasville
Meigs Baptist Church
Wallace Little
H. E. Courtney
Braswell Funeral Home
Pelham Cemetery
Mitchell County
Bill of Rights Seen Broadening
Dr. Richard Farson of the Western Behavioral Sciences Institute predicts the Bill of Rights will expand to include health and the right to be different. He also says future rights may cover intimacy sexual fulfillment travel study altruism and leisure at the International Design Conference in La Jolla California.
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Aspen, Cola
Iap
Richard Farson
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute
la Jolla
Calif
Farson
International Design Conference
Ore Shipments Hit Nine Year Peak In May
Iron ore coal and grain shipments by Great Lakes carriers rose in May to a nine year seasonal high per the Lake Carriers Association.
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Chivity Anp
Ohio
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Primitive Baptist Rev. Revels to Lead Services at Church
The Primitive Baptist Rev. Hitler P. Revels of Culloden will be guest minister at Flomanville Primitive Baptist Church on Bartow Forest. Sunday schedule lists morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 11, and evening worship at 7.
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Primitive Baptist
Hitler P
Revéls
Culloden
Flomanville Primitive Baptist Church
Bartow Fotrest
First Assembly Guest Speaker Saintly Rev to Address Service
The First Assembly of God hosts Rev. Rah Bailiat of Georgia as guest speaker for the 11 o'clock worship service tomorrow. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and services continue with prayers and activities listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Assembly of God
Rah Bailiat
Georgia
Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events
AMVETS Dance at Post home 9 p.m. Monday. Ceramics class at Youth Center Hut 16 a.m. City Commission at Municipal Building. Moose Lodge at Carroll Hill home 8 p.m. Tuesday Exchange Club at Hotel Scott 1 p.m. Bible class at Thomas Co. Fed. Bldg 5 p.m. Optimist Jr. Rifle Club at Nat. Guard Armory p.m. Duplicate Club at Scott Hotel 7 30 p.m. Elks Lodge at Elks Club a p.m. Odd Fellows at IOQOF Hajil 8 p.m.
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Amvets
Post Home
Youth Center
City Commission
Moose Lodge
Carroll Hill
Hotel Scott
Thomas Co
Optimist JR. Rifle Club
Nat. Guard Armory
Scott Hotel
Elks Lodge
Elks Club
ODD Fellows
Ioqof Hajil
New Mumps Vaccine Shows Near 100 Percent Help
Dr Maurice R Hilleman of Merck reports a live virus mumps vaccine using the Jeryl Lynn strain named after his daughter. In tests with 402 vaccinated and 407 unvaccinated children, 98 percent showed protection. antibodies persisted up to seven months. Not yet licensed pending broader trials.
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Chicago
Maurice R. Hilleman
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
West Point, Pa
Jeryl Lynn
Hilleman
American Therapeutics Society
Philadelphia
Wallace Attacks Medicare Oversight Amid Civil Rights Dispute
Gov. George Wallace denounced federal supervision of the new Medicare program as dangerous, saying officials will make people sick if they persist. The clash centers on Alabama hospitals meeting civil rights guidelines to participate, with a June 30 deadline for guidance and Montgomery’s St. Jude’s Hospital restored to the approved list after initial certification concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
George Wallace
Wallace
Yidiouloug
Alabama
Leo Gehrig
S &J. Jude's Hospital
Laser beam experiment may measure tiny earthquakes
In Downey California scientists from North American Aviation report preliminary success in a laser beam experiment across San Bernardino Mountains. The device reportedly measured ground movements as small as one fifth of an inch, suggesting a method to gauge tiny earthquakes.
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Downey
Calif
North American Aviation
San Bernardino Mountains
Southern drug probe to study misuse across six states
Health officials in Alabama Georgia Florida Mississippi Tennessee and South Carolina join six states in a regional inquiry. The UDHEW coordinates the probe into narcotic misuse and the local spread of hallucinogens and glue sniffing among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
UD. & Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sear
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Sisters of Mercy to change habit for new blue dresslike attire
More than 7,000 Sisters of Mercy across the United States and Americas will abandon their long black habit used for 185 years. They will adopt a blue dress like outfit ending at mid calf replacing the voluminous garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Sisters of Mercy
United States
Central and
South America
Georgian Dies On Battlefeld
Washington AP report lists a Georgia Marine killed in Vietnam. The service member is Lance Gary XK Rogers, son of Mr. Hd ward D. Dupuis of Cincinnati.
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Washington
Georgia
Defense Department
Lancer
Gary XK Rogers
Hdward D. Dupuis
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State Water Quality Central Board
College
Metcalf and
Joree
W. T. Patrick
N. Pinetree Bly
Hanai
Quang Ngai
Ned Obit
Jimmy Carter
Rosalyn
Carter
Plains
Americus
Valdosta
Cancer Unit
Red Cross Drive
Domingo
Meyer
Dawson Street Choir
Perry
Orlando
Ang Brunsches
U.S. Capitol
Abram
Mrs. Castleberry
Pines
Brotherhood
Wedye Aday
Eugene Buynak
Merck
Rob
Ert
H. Weibel and
Joseph Stokes Jdy
University of Pennsylvania
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Lankenau Hospital
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