Wall Street gains in active trading as metals and oils rally
The AP index rose 1.37 to 710.9 at noon as steels motors oils and retailers led a modest rebound from Wednesday's five month low. Chrysler Ford GM edged up while Studebaker and AMC held near unchanged. IBM Control Data Xerox Polaroid also advanced.
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American Motors
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Montgomery Ward
Xerox
Polaroid
Veteer
IBM
Control Data
0. S. Steel
Timken
American Stock Exchange
Georgia and Chicago hog markets and Georgia cattle auction totals
Packer Hog Market reports from Thomasville Albany Columbus Moultrie Dothan and Jacksonville show steady to higher receipts around 3100 for 24 hours ending 7 am while Chicago receipts near 5500 keep barrows and gilts steady with various weight bands priced. Georgia cattle auctions at Albany Athens Moultrie Rome report slaughter and feeder prices by weight class with steers and cows mostly steady to higher and calves unevenly steady. North Georgia poultry prices in Atlanta list farm quotations for broilers fryers and hens with delivered plant prices and Wednesday sale note.
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Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
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Georgia
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Georgia Produce Prices in Atlanta Market Report
Atlantic produce market shows steady values with beans cucumbers butter beans and greens priced per bushel or sack. Peaches cantaloupes watermelons and melons offered with varying stock levels and several quality tiers reflected in current price ranges.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Albany Girl Places Second in Essay Race
An Albany Georgia girl finished second in Civitan International's on school essay contest on citizenship as a world challenge. Virginia Lynn Davasto was named a winner at Civitan's international convention in Indianapolis. James Edward Robinson of Muskogee, Oklahoma won first place.
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Albany
Civitan International
Virginia Lynn D Vasto
Civiten
James Edward Robinson
Muscngee
President Kennedy Visits New Ross in Ireland Tour
The President arrived in New Ross after a Dublin flight in rain, greeted by thousands who cheered as he rode through streets to Crescent Quay. Local officials proclaimed a town holiday for the visit and presented lace, jewelry, and china while A R Minihan billed him as President of Peace.
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Negro Leader Champions Bootstraps and Segregation Theory
A New York Negro clergyman, Archbishop Marence C Addison, told the League for Racial Justice in Cleveland that the race problem would be solved if Blacks pulled up by their bootstraps and that God authored segregation while the devil authored integration. He defended Southern voting tests and accused the NAACP of aiming to abolish colored people through integration. Mrs. Bernice Hauser criticized press bias in coverage of racial issues.
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New York
Marence C Addison
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Area Deaths J W Wilson Ochlochnee
Funeral services for James Woodrow Wilson 26 were held at Barnett's Creek Baptist Church with two pastors officiating Burial followed at Ochiochnee Cemetery Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals Thomasville arranged the service Pallbearers listed Wilson was found dead at home of his parents in Ochlochnee Coroner and deputy sheriff said evidence indicated death by self inflicted knife wound in the chest
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Kirkland-Cray-Hughes
Thomasville
Wayne Tate
Leon Hurst
Lee Smith
Robert Braswell
Verne Ellis
Charles Carlton
Jan Taylor
Wilburn Stanland
Wilson
J. Sherwood Wilson
Rt. 1
Lynn B. Kirkland
C. A. Rehberg
Smokey the Forester Bear Serves Brooks County
Smokey the black bear ages three works as a mascot for the Brooks County Forestry Dept. Raised by local business associates, she was found near Fargo by a sportsman who arranged her placement. She travels to fairs, exhibits, recently visited Brunswick and stays in a steel cage behind the department, often chained to a stake on the lawn for watching traffic.
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Brooks County Forestry Dept
Fargo
Brunswick
Forestry Department
Ranger Hall
Rebecca Lanier Among 30 Students At Florida Summer Math Camp
Keeping Up With is among 30 mathematically gifted high school students from 41 states attending sessions of the sixth annual Summer Math Camp on the campus of Florida State University. She is Rebecca Lanier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Lanier, Metcalfe. Students work in three basic courses including computer programming theory of numbers and related mathematics and earth science.
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Rebecca Lanier
Sidney A. Lanier
Metcalfe
Southland Beauty and Talent Pageant Seeks Contestants
Southland Beauty and Talent Pageant invites girls from Thomasville Thomas County and surrounding Southeastern states to compete in Baxley Georgia on Sunday July 28. Three contests with two winners each will judge bathing suit and poise. entrants must be 18 to 24 and may be single or married with no entry fee.
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Rain Records Fall in June Birth Month History
Local Weather Observer Bunny Morrison notes Thomas County June rainfall at 9.30 inches, the highest since 1942. The 21 year record stands at 10.60 inches, with several days left to possibly exceed or miss the mark.
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Thomas County
Bunny Morrison
Morrison
Weather outlook for Thomasville area shows clouds and warm highs
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and warm temperatures through Friday. Scattered showers and thundershowers are possible this afternoon and evening, with widely scattered thundershowers Friday afternoon. Winds remain light and variable. Friday night into Saturday expect decreased clouds and showers with highs near 90 and lows around 70.
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Thomasville
Ex Central of Georgia Workers Seek Court Ruling
About ninety workers displaced by the Southern and Central of Georgia merger will ask U S District Judge W A Bootle in Macon to issue a temporary injunction. The Switchmen's Union of America contends the merger violated a June 18 agreement and ICC orders by denying 90 days notice and a hearing, and by altering seniority and yard assignments.
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Central of Georgia Railway Co
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