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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
1
The Dow drops 8.43 to 871.39 at noon as Wall Street holds for John W. Dean III testimony. McDonald’s falls 3 percent while concerns about gasoline supplies press fast food sales. Amex shows TWA warrants active at 5.0.
Gail, a West Georgia College junior, won Miss Georgia with a $2,000 scholarship and additional cash prizes. She will receive awards including a diamond watch, wardrobe allowance, and gowns, plus travel and appearances across Georgia and nationally.
Two Thomasville city commissioners and Rep. Burton Wamble of Cairo join about 1 600 Georgia officials in Savannah to discuss financing local governments. GMA leaders expect a proposed one per cent sales tax. Gov. Carter, Sen. Nunn, and Lt. Gov. Maddox slated to speak. Mayor Henry Bishop, GMA president, warns of potential gubernatorial endorsement if sessions fail to yield results.
The daily stock prices are provided by Harris Upham & Company Inc of Tallahassee Florida, a member of the New York Stock Exchange. The notice identifies the firm as the source for the noon stock list.
Slow trading at the Atlanta State Farmers Market with light to moderate supplies. Cabbage, squash, beans, cantaloupes, lettuce, and peppers show mixed price moves while watermelons stay light. Georgia broilers and fryers f.o.b. prices around 39.12 with firm tone, and Thomasville cattle and hog auctions list varied regional prices and weights.
Dean’s private testimony implicates Haldeman and Ehrlichman in the coverup and claims he warned Haldeman before the raid about meetings in Mitchell's office. He cites documents alleging Nixon halted tax audits and planned to silence troublesome newsmen after the election. Newsweek notes LaRue said $40,000 was raised with Dean’s help to pay Watergate conspirators Hunt and Liddy.
A missing plane with three men aboard was reported near the Florida Georgia line southwest of Quitman Georgia. The pilot F M Trueluck 26 of Milton Florida and businessmen Thomas Parker of Crestview Florida and Wendell Bryars of Pensacola were initially named, later joined by Pensacola resident Terry Pierce. Jim Livingston led CAP search out of Tallahassee. Parker headed Parker Mechanical Contractors of Crestview. others were associates.
Freddie Bell infant son of Mr and Mrs Willie B Bell Jr of 220 10th St SW died today. Services will be announced by Westons Funeral Home.
State Patrol and city police reported weekend crashes injuring several youths across 14 counties served by SOWEGA. Mamie Ferrell 72 of Cairo and Mendle Hand 26 of Whigham were involved in a collision with misreported skid data. A Georgia Crate and Basket Co. truck damaged a traffic light at Broad and Hansell Streets, with Archbold Memorial Hospital treating four motorcycle injuries and another head cut from a separate auto mishap.
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