Johnson and Kosygin fail to bridge summit gaps
New York AP reports President Johnson and Premier Kosygin did not resolve key disputes at their summit. They vowed to keep discussions open on the Middle East, China, and related tensions as direct talks break off after Sunday night sessions.
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NEW York
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Alexat.n. Kosygin
Middle East
Air War Progress and Diplomatic Posture at Hollybush
The article reviews U S air campaigns against North Vietnam noting damage to petroleum dumps power plants bridges and cargo and estimates of ships sunk and trains damaged. It also covers Johnson Kosygin talks at Hollybush highlighting divergent aims on Vietnam and the Middle East and the sense of cautious restraint to avoid nuclear conflict.
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North Vietnam
U. S
Red River Valley
U.S
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Vietnam
Acrd
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Young siblings improving after fatal crash
Winton Barnes aged six and his sister Suzette six from Thom are recovering at St. Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville after a June 18 head on crash near Meigs that killed seven, including their parents W. A. Barnes and Carl Lynn Barnes. Winton faces surgery for dislocated joints and head injuries, Suzette had a skull fracture and multiple injuries requiring further procedures this week.
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Thom
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Pelham Delegation Attends 8th Georgia Municipal Association Meet
Pelham sent Mayor Henry and Councilman Elmer Butler along with Attorney Mrs. Fred Vand Jr to Atlanta for the 8th annual Georgia Municipal Association convention. Henry served on the Convention Selection Committee and the Municipal Revenue Study Committee. Speakers included Herman Talmadge, Lester Maddox, Phil Landrum, George Smith, George Busbee, and Carl Sanders.
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Pelham
Georgia Municipal Association
Atlanta
WW. P. Henry
Firs
Elmer Butler
Fred “. Vand Jr
Ayer Henry
Gma
Municipal Revenue Study Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
Lester G. Maddox
Phil Landrum
George T. Smith
George D. Busbee
Carl Sanders
Births Reported for Miller and Woods Walker Families
The notice records the births of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Miller of Route 3 Wham on June 23 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Woods Walker.
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William H
Mary Miller
Tillman Woods Walker
George E Zeigler Dies Former Thomasville Man
George Edward Zeigler 72 father of Mrs Leroy B Edwards of Thomasville died Sunday in Pensacola after a long illness. Services planned for 5 pm today at First Baptist Church with Dr Louis F Kennedy and Dr Harold G Sanders officiating. Burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Zeigler was a former Thomasville salesman and deacon, later a Florida real estate broker. Surviving wife Christine Hjort Zeigler, one daughter Christine Daniel Jr, three other children, mother and siblings named.
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George Edward Zeigler
Leroy B. Edwards
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Louis F. Kennedy
Harald G. Sanders
Kentucky Baptist Convention
Laurel Hill
Kirkland- Cray-Hughes Home
Zeigler
Thomasvillian
Pensacola
Fla
First Baptist
Tallahassee
Metcalf
Christine Hjort
Thomas County
Marshall R M dies engineer and father in law
Robert Ma guire Marshall 58 of Tallahassee died Saturday. Funeral services were held at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church at 3 p m today. He was a retired bridge design engineer with the Florida Highway Department and later with a consulting firm. Survivors include his wife Margaret Lindsay Marshall four daughters and two sons.
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Florida Highway Dept
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Meredith Continues Trek In Mississippi
James H Meredith led a small group deeper into Mississippi on his renewed march against fear. He said he may cut the 200 mile plan and walk only as far as Canton on his 34th birthday while resting near Sardis.
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Batesville
Miss
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
Sardis
U.S. 51
Canton
Honor Students Named at Pelham Elementary
Pelham Elementary Principal Ralph W. Wells announced honor roll students across grades three through seven. Third grade lists 23 names including Jay Adkins and Kathy Bentley. fourth grade includes Don Adams and Kathy Autry. fifth grade features Carol Bentley and Lisa Curles. sixth grade lists Kay Austin and Estelle Walton. seventh grade includes Rodney Cameron and Mary Jane Eubanks.
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Pelham
Ralph W. Wells
Jay Adkins
Hank Autry
Kathy Bentley
Robbie Brady
Ronnie Brinkley
Leslie Caldwell
Lisa Colins
Keith Crof
Ray Elrod
Ginger Eubanks
Hayden Glover
Ricky Jones
Cathy Long
Betsy McPherson
Susan Norman
Spencer Powell
Patti Rackley
Terry Reis
Robin Shelnutt
Beth Shiver
Jean Webb
Cheryl Willis
Betty Cook
Jill Crosby
Keith Edwards
Jerry Glenn
Jana Godwin
Fred Hand
Carol Jones
Kathy Kemper
Tillie Kennington
Mitch Miller
Keith Norman
James Piland
Debbie Powell
Kathy Roberts
Charles Swilley
Estelle Walton
Rodney Cameron
Zeke Dorsey
Mary Jane Eubanks
Ricky Faber
Stephanie Frosteg
Dale Gienn
Pam Hurst
Rhonda Jones
Mike Lewis
Susan Singletary
Mary Ruth Smith
Sally Tenner
Weather Georgia warms with scattered storms today
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers mainly in the south. Highs 80 to 86 north 86 to 94 south. Lows 62 to 72. St Marks Florida tides and today's sunset and tomorrow's sunrise listed.
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Georgia
ST. Marks
Fla
Five-Day Forecast for Alabama and Georgia
Temperatures run near normal Tuesday through Saturday with little daily change. Highs reach 87 to 93 and lows 65 to 72. Rainfall ranges from moderate to locally heavy, totaling 1 to 1.4 inches in scattered afternoon thundershowers.
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Alabama
Georgia
Keeping Up With City Library Work Praised
A letter from Mrs. Mitchell commends ongoing efforts to secure the old post office building as a library and to renovate it properly. She thanks the city manager for support shown in preserving library services and acknowledges the manager's untiring work for Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Duplicate Bridge Club Plans Evening Session Tuesday
The Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Co Winners last week were Dr Ben Grace and B J Kimbrough first Mrs W P Neel and Mrs M F Johnson second Albert Turner and Mrs Kay Newberry fourth This weekend several club members attended the Georgia State Championship Tournament in Atlanta Fourth place overall in teams were Dr Grace and Mrs DuBois Huff and in open pairs Dr Grace and Mrs J F Greene won fourth.
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Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Co
Ben Grace
B. J. Kimbrough
W. P. Neel
M. F. Johnson
Albert Turner
Kay Newberry
Georgia
Atlanta
Grace
DuBois Huff
J. F. Greene
Albania accuses Soviets of hiding treachery at UN session
Albania’s foreign minister denounces Kosygin Johnson meetings as a plot against Arabs and world peoples. He accuses the Soviet Union of hypocrisy and fraud in Middle East aid while returning to Moscow via Havana.
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Albania
U.N
Red
China
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Trea
Chery
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Havana
Nesti Nasi
Kosygin
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Hutchings Completes Third Summer At Rutgers Banking School
David G. Hutchings assistant vice president at Commercial Bank finished his third and final summer session at Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers New Brunswick. He completed three two week sessions plus two years of extension study and a thesis in finance. About 1,100 bank officers from 44 states D C and Puerto Rico attended in 1967. The school, founded in 1935, gathers 100 bankers lawyers educators and government officials as faculty.
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David G. Hutchings
the Commercial Bank
Stonier Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers -the State University
New Brunswick
N. J
Hutchings
States
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Civil Service Jobs In The U S Government
A reader seeks free information on U S Government positions and salaries and how to qualify. The letter notes high starting pay, strong security, and advancement, with many jobs requiring little formal education and tests due to keen competition.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
U. S
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