Nine Counties Plan U S 19 Upgrade Albany to Thomasville
A regional meeting with Thomas, Mitchell and Dougherty County officials and business leaders reports progress on coordinating the new U S 19 corridor from Albany to Thomasville. Local officials target July 26 for first 0.13 mile contract and July 6 for rights of way papers, with a July 10 review meeting at Radium Springs.
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Meget Ba Bet
Dozier Moble
George Eitel
Albany C of C
J. W. Keyton
Thomas County Commission
eteGeorge Mock
Albany
Chm
Dougherty County
Tom S. Jackson
Baconton
Chui
Mitchell County
Robert Culpepper, Jr
Camilla
Frank Twitty
Highindy
Thomasville
Psa
Thomas
Mitchell
Dougherty
Chambers of Commerce
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
George Mock
Dougherty Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Tom
Jackson
Baconten
Mitchell County Board of Commissioners
George Leitel
Albany Chamber of Commerce
S. ‘Marvin Griffin
Radium Springs
Highway Board
Refugee Question Poses Dilemma for U S Policy
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan examines the U S struggle to resolve the refugee crisis amid Arab politics. He notes Nasser’s influence, potential appeasement risks, and how Jordan Iraq and Saudi leaders shape prospects for stability in the Middle East.
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William L. Ryan
United States
Hasi
Israel
Beypus
Nesser
Special panel named to decide import powers
Washington action names a special committee to determine if executive power can restrict imports under a national security claim. Key figures include officials tied to the administration and defense policy debates.
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Washington
Abarse
United States
Comanline
Awe
Humphrey
Beaton
Quitman Names McGinty New Superintendent
V C McGinty, previously Quitman High School principal, is appointed superintendent of Quitman Public Schools succeeding A H Herrington who resigned to join IBM. McGinty began teaching 27 years ago in Morven, moved through Valdosta and Athens before arriving in Quitman in 1952, and is active in civic life with his wife teaching in the district.
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V. C. McGinty
Quitman’ High School
Hag
Quitman Public Schools
Board of Education
McGinty
A. H. Herrington
Herrington
International Business Machines
Athens High School
Morven
Valdosta
Georgia
First Baptist Church
Europe
United States
Mexico
Canada
Church Plans Benefit Fish Supper and Rummage Sale
The First Assembly of God Church sponsors a Friday fish supper at 4 to 7 pm at 120 Young Street with adult and child prices and possible free delivery. A rummage sale follows Saturday at 7 45 am next to Stringer’s Pharmacy. Proceeds fund the church building.
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First Assembly ,of God Church
J. M Winders
Young Street
Stringer's Pharmacy
South Africa Moves Closer to Apartheid in Parliament
Parliament in Cape Town extended powers for the native affairs minister to regulate Africans and other racial groups. The Native Laws Amendment Act bans many urban activities for Africans while the nursing bill limits African nurses to membership without influence. The flag changes and anthem shift mark a broader separation policy, drawing criticism from church leaders and opposition figures.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Cape Town
South Africa
J. G. Stijdom
Strijdom
Die Stem
Suid Afrika
The
Voice of
God Save the Queen
Sir de
Thomasville Takes Attendance Award At Kiwanis Meet
At the Kiwanis International Convention in Atlantic City Georgia clubs earned honors. Rockmart won international achievement award for under 30 members while Cairo received honorable mention for 46 to 70 members. Thomasville led Georgia with 10 attendees, followed by Thomaston and LaGrange with nine and Newnan with eight. Warren N. Coppedge of Rome served as sergeant at arms.
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Thomasville
Kiwanis Meet
Atlantic City
N.J
Kiwanis Club
Rockmart
Cairo
Georgia
Thomaston
LaGrange
Newnan
Warren N. Coppedge
Rome
Thomasville Times-Enterprise Publication Notice and Rates
The Thomasville Times Enterprise provides republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news. Daily issue schedule, subscription rates, and mailing terms are listed with postal information and advance payment details.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co., ~ Inc
Thomasville
Canal 6
Tifton Firm Gets Contract for Brooks Hospital Addition
Quitman based Jones Construction Company was awarded the Brooks County Hospital wing project costing 42,880 dollars. Hospital board chairman Scott Pedrick expects construction to begin within a month. The addition provides 12 beds for Negro patients and includes new reception and utility rooms, brick veneer, fireproof interior, and updated safety features.
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Quitman—Jones Construction Company
Tifton
Brooks County Hospital
Scott Pedrick
A. Phelps
V. V. Griner
Ernest Lawson
DeWitt Rehberg to Be Ordained Next Sunday
DeWitt Rehberg will be ordained to the ministry at Little Och lochnee Baptist Church next Sunday June 3 at 4 p m. Members, friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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DeWitt Rehberg
Ochlochnee
Little Ochlochnee’ ‘Baptist Church
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