Local families visit relatives across states in summer trend
Coolidge area residents host relatives from New Orleans Atlanta Thomasville Bainbridge Moultrie Bradenton and Pelham. Visits include grandchildren in summer and church activities with David Baker recovering from surgery at home.
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Kermit Dekle
Blakely
W. G. Dekle
David Willis
Meigs
Big Ochlochnee Baptist Church
Lewis Crosby
Bobby Aven
Gullamama
Cuba
D. A. Crosby
Lanette Sumner
Bainbridge
Ola Ban
What Average Graduate Looks Like at University of Georgia
A survey of about 400 graduates from the University of Georgia’s 1966 class finds the typical male is a single lifelong Georgia resident, liberal Democrat, and about 22 years old. The typical female is a single Georgia native, liberal Republican, and about 21. The study, led by John J. Sullivan, notes fathers’ politics and earnings, high school ranks, and career plans.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Georgia
John J. Sullivan
The
Institute of Higher Learning
Gradu
Western Republican governors drift toward Romney or Rockefeller
Western governors show a shift from Nixon toward Reagan and Rockefeller as the 1968 GOP nomination looms. Cargo cites New Mexico as heading an uncommitted delegation while 16 of 25 state executives privately back Rockefeller as best qualified, should Romney falter and primaries widen the field.
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Yellowstone
Mont
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Omaie
David M. Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Johnson
GOP
Arsonists Hard To Discover
Manny the Torch is a fictional composite of a torch criminal who starts fires for insurance money. Brendan P. Battle of the Fraud and Arson Bureau notes 3 705 suspicious fires last year, 702 for fraud, with $33 522 500 at risk and $3 989 000 in covered losses from arrests. He warns there is little law against carrying a match.
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Manny
Brendan P. Battle
The
American Insurance Association
Battle
Lawson Chosen for Encampment at Lees Junior College
William Peter Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Lawson of 110 Williams Street has been selected for a six week Encampment for Citizenship at Lees Junior College Jackson Ky He is a Douglass High School rising senior and will join about 230 youths in activities on tutorial service recreation Head start aides public health work and juvenile delinquency study He plays on Douglass football team is in French Club and Library Club and attends Second Presbyterian Church Also Latavia Ray a Douglass rising senior will attend the Kentucky encampment.
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William Peter Lawson
William Lawson
Williams St
Lees Junior College
Jackson
Douglass High School
Douglass
Lawson
Second Presbyterian Church
Lativia Ray
Kentucky
Lenton Enrolled In Yale Summer High School
Jack Lenton of Thomasville is named among Yale Summer High School enrollees in New Haven. He attends depth study in science and math coordinated with experiences in composition, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lenton of 714 Fletcher St.
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Yale Summer High School
New Haven, Conn
Jack Lenton
Thomasville
Tom Lenton
Fletcher St
Jack
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