TV Ads Lose Recall in Prime Time Says Trade Group
Advertising exec Gordon Webber reports about 40 000 television commercials air yearly and a study shows 21 percent of viewers cannot recall any ads in a typical hour long program. The piece notes housewives may watch yet forget many sales pitches.
Sanford Seeks Meeting of Tobacco States
Governor Terry Sanford proposes a conference of flue cured tobacco state leaders to bolster prices before this selling season. He calls for invitations to congressional delegations Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association domestic buyers and other farm leaders to restore confidence in tobacco farming.
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Raleigh, NC
Conference of Governors and Agriculture Commissioners
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Yhureday
Orville Freeman
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association
Georgia Idle Said Least In 11 Years
Georgia’s labor data show May non farm employment at 1 175 600 a new high while insured unemployment fell to the lowest level since 1952 In mid June total unemployment was unofficially about 50 000 or 3 3 percent of the labor force The statewide insured unemployment for the week ended June 13 was 16 228 or 2 percent of 805 000 covered by job insurance The report notes contrasts with last year when unemployment was near 70 000 and the national rate hovered near 5 percent
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Atlanta
State Department of Labor
Georgia
Department
Lions Seek More Donors and Members for Eye Bank Drive
Lions Club outlines goals for the year including raising active members from 31 to at least 40, expanding city wide canvassing, and boosting eye bank donations. New president Charles Dowell takes over from Carroll Cook. The club plans youth activities and a donkey baseball game while maintaining district excellence.
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Eye Bank
Lions Club
Charles Dowell
Carroll Cook
Thomasville
Thomas County
Linn Joe Goldstein
Central
Frank C. Vann
Camilla
William Moore Jr
John V. Vickers
Paul Daughtry
Hugh P. Rehberg
Eugene Watson
Joe Clements
Frank J. Deutsch
Lion Tanner
John Lewis
Cecii Barkley
Joe Goldstein
Walker Hodges
Charles Thomas
Myrtle Ellis
Lions
Columbus Ledger Enquirer Wins National Editorial Award
The Columbus Ga Sunday Ledger Enquirer earned a first place in the 1964 national better newspaper contest by the National Editorial Association. Other Georgia papers with first place honors were The Covington News and the Newman Times Herald.
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New York
Columbus (Ga
Sunday Ledger- Enquirer
National Editorial Association
Georgia
The
Covington
Highway 19 Meigs to Camilla Opens July Fourth
The 14.4 mile Meigs to Camilla section of U S Highway 19 is set to open July 4 with July 3 completion pending no bad weather. Division engineer Earl Olson says the project completes the Thomasville to Albany route. earlier segments have been in use for years and the by pass is nearing finish on schedule.
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U.S. Highway 19
Meigs
Camilla
Earl Olson
Tifton
State Dept
Olson
Thomasville
Albany
Ochlochnee
Death Sentence for Army Deserter in Slaying of Louisiana Soldier
Willie Joe King 28 was sentenced to death by electric chair at Fort Leavenworth after a three-judge panel found him guilty of the April 7 1962 murder of Pvt Joseph J Page of Many Louisiana. King claimed accidental shooting during a drinking spree. prosecutors alleged an insanity claim. The convening board will review the trial and an appeal is planned if upheld.
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Augusta
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Louisiana
Willie Joe King
Pvt
Joseph J. Page
Many
Army Defense
Convening Board
King
Ft. Gordon
Poye
Army
Page
Street Paving Bids Sought by City of Thomasville Georgia
The City of Thomasville announces sealed bids for street paving including grading curb and gutter sand clay base and asphalt surfacing of about 11200 linear feet and 32700 square yards of resurfacing. Bids due June 29 1964 at 9 00 AM in the City Manager office. Plan specs available at City Engineer’s office deposit $25 refundable with $15 deduction on return. Bids must be 5 percent certified check or bid bond and held 30 days. City reserves right to reject any bid.
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Thomasville
Georgia
TS Pi Convers Toon
Office of
Civil Defense
General Services Administration
Sembtree Street
N. OW
Atlanta
Treorgia
Ce Meres
Sanilar
Ieney
Vedal
Peachtree Street
General Services Administration Design and Construction Division
Public Buildings Service
City Engineers Office
Wesles A. Wilson
Escapees flee Richmond County work camp anew
In Augusta Georgia three inmates escaped a county work camp in a red dump truck. One is serving life for murder, another eight years on a felony, and a third has an unknown sentence. Ten escapes occurred in ten days with seven still at large and three recaptured.
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Augusta
Richmond County
Willard Hall
la Grange
Douglas Neal
Atlanta
Gerald Samuel Humphrey
Humphrey
Millard F. Gooding
Gooding
Richmond County Commission
State Pardon and Parole Board
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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Richmond, Va
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George JD Adkins
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