Sgt Manning Killed In Viet Nam A Coolidge Native
A 93 year old former Coolidge man Sgt Ralph L Manning was killed in action in Viet Nam on June 23. He enlisted in 1950 and was a graduate of Coolidge High School class of 1949. Surviving are his wife Gertrude Manning and son Richard Manning in Germany, his mother Irene Manning of Thomasville, father B Manning of Macon, three brothers William A Manning of Viet Nam Frederick Manning of Germany and Bobby Manning of Thomasville, and two sisters Geneva Wood and Evelene Pierce of Thomasville.
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Coolidge
Viet Nam
Ralph £. Manning
Thomas County
Manning
Coolidge High School
The
Baptist Church
U. S. Army
Gertrude Manning
Richard Manning
Germany
Irene Manning
Thomasville
B. Manning
Macon
William A. Manning
Frederick Manning
Bobby Manning
Geneva Wood
Evelene Pierce
Funds Awarded to Georgia Towns by EDA
The Economic Development Administration announced Georgia allocations. Gainesville receives a 29000 dollar grant to expand the municipal airport while Tiger is awarded a 119491 dollar loan to rebuild its manufacturing plant.
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Washington
The
Economic Development Administration
Georgia
Gainesville
Tiger
Border Reopened at Lowu Restores HK Canton Rail Link
The Chinese Communists reopened the border at Lowu today and train service between Hong Kong and Canton returned to normal after rain storms damaged the railroad on the Communist side. Lowu serves as Hong Kong's gateway to Communist China.
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Hong Kong
Lowu
Canton
China
Former Meigs Man Dies in Alabama Truck Crash
A 23-year-old former Meigs resident James Coy Warren was killed Saturday in a Grove Hill Alabama traffic crash after losing control of his truck. A Korean War veteran and Harmony Baptist Church member, he is survived by his wife Patricia a daughter four sons his father C J Warren two brothers and two sisters. Services were held Monday at Meigs Baptist Church with burial in Sunset Cemetery.
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Meigs
Grove Hill
Ala
Grady County
Harmony Baptist Church
Patricia
C. J. Warren
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs C H Smith in Quitman
Mrs C H Smith 79 died after a short illness. Services were 4 PM at Maxwell Funeral Chapel with Revs Guy Parrish and W J Smith officiating and burial in Boston Cemetery. A native of Abbeville GA she lived in Brooks county 20 years and belonged to Quitman Methodist Church. Survived by daughters Mrs John Grubbs Quitman and Mrs Losten Smith Waycross and sister Mrs Leila Smith Albany.
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Quitman
C. H. Smith
Maxwell Funeral
Guy Parrish
W. J. Smith
Boston Cemetery
Abbeville
Brooks County
Federal Home Loan Board Lets 5 Percent Time Deposits
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board authorized savings and loan associations nationwide to pay up to 5 percent interest on certain time deposits. The move follows the Federal Reserve Board's restraint on bank certificates of deposit and was called a minimal action by Horne. The decision came after a two day meeting with the presidents of the 12 Home Loan banks.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Association
John E. Horne
Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
U.& Savings and Loan League
Reserve Board
Horne
One Street Job Okayed Amid Voters Rebuff Two
City Commissioners approved Wilson Street for improvement after public hearings with property owners. Carroll Street and East Washington Street proposals were rejected. Washington Street would have required a full rebuild at about 7.56 per foot, while Carroll Street was estimated at 5.26 per foot.
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Wilson St
Walcott St
Carroll St
Cassidy Road
Albany Road
E. Washington St
Myrtle Drive
Euclid Ave
Washington St
Viet Nam Days Red Cross Campaign Opens Tomorrow
A three day Viet Nam Days drive launches tomorrow to raise nine million dollars for Red Cross Viet Nam relief with Thomas County share of 1140. James K. Hubbard chairs the effort with Mrs. Randall W. Everett as volunteer chairman and Rev. Harry Babbit as vice chairman.
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Viet Nam
Mrs. Everett
Thomas County
Drive
James K. Hubbard
Harry Babbit
Medicare Hospital or Home Care Costs Question and Answers
The Times Enterprise with Archbold Memorial Hospital and the Social Security office answers reader questions on Medicare options. Archbold prioritizes emergency cases. if one bed remains for two awaiting admission, medical needs decide. Home care generally costs less than hospital care with no $40 deductible at home.
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Times-Enterprise
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Social Security Office
L. C. Thomasville
A. Archbold
W. A
Thomasville
c/o Times-Enterprise
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Two Men Arrested For Burglary Looting Cedartown Rockmart Area
Rockmart residents Philip Hall Thompson and Henry William White were arrested by Polk County police on burglary charges. Over $2,500 in merchandise has been recovered from the looting of homes in the Cedartown Rockmart region.
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Rockmart
Cedartown
Philip Hall Thompson
Henry William White
Polk County
Military Coup Tops Argentine Regime Turmoil
The Argentine crisis deepens as Maj. Gen. Caro is dismissed, Castro Sanchez resigns, and troops seize key sites in Buenos Aires. The military radios announce control while the president’s fate remains uncertain and plans surface for reordering politics, likely weakening Peronists.
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Congress Building
Buenos Aires
Mia
Pistarini
Laser Beams May Destroy Garbage
In San Francisco General Electric executives discuss laser beams as future garbage disposers. David C. Moder notes lasers could disintegrate any substance placed in their path, predicting a laser garbage disposer possible within years.
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San Francisco
General Electric Co
David C. Moder
W Pears
County Cancer Unit Installs New Officers
Thomas E. Moore of Thomasville was installed as president of the Thomas County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Other officers named include Thomas K. Vann lay vice president Dr. Marshall Woodson chairman of the board Mrs. Lottie Moran Secretary Dr. Vance Watt medical vice president and Hugh Gurley treasurer all of Thomasville. The unit’s board comprises two representatives from each county community.
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Thomas E. Moore
Thomasville
Thomas County
American Cancer Society
B. G. Munro
Moore
Thomas K. Vann
Marshall Woodson
Lottie Moran
Vance Watt
Hugh Gurley
Diirec
Buddhist Leader Urges Calm Amid Vietnam Repression
Thich Tinh Khiet, head of the Unified Buddhist Church, urged Trí Quang’s rival to pursue peaceful settlement with the government after a prolonged anti junta campaign. The Patriarch called for restraint as monks seek a political accord, with no mention of a boycott of the September 11 election.
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Saigon
Buddhist Church
Thich Tinh Khiet
Hue
Alqd
Thich
Tri Quangs
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tor Chau
Tne
Junta
Death services for Mattie Mitchell held at First Missionary Baptist
Mattie Mitchell age unknown of 302 West Calhoun Street died Sunday. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 30 p m Wednesday at the First Missionary Baptist Church by the Rev I L Mullins. Burial will be in Maznohe Cemetery.
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Mattie Mitchell
W. Calhoun St
First Missionary Baptist Church
I. L. Mullins
Maznohe Cemetery
Plaque Commemorates Pope Paul VI Visit at Yankee Stadium
A plaque marking Pope Paul VI's October visit to Yankee Stadium was dedicated by the Knights of Columbus and the Yankees management. The ceremony honored the pontiff's historic stop and the stadium's role in the event.
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New York
Pope Paul VI
Yankee Stadium
Knights of Columbus
Geer Faces Tax Reform and Education Push in State Forum
Georgia leaders discuss tax structure changes and expanded programs for education mental health and industrial development. Smith calls for the lieutenant governor to aid the governor and act as state salesman while ensuring cities receive more financial help. Forum broadcast statewide with moderator H Randolph Holder and panelists from Athens Rome Americus and Tifton. The GAB convention ends with Miss Lee Georgia First Pageant finals crowning Mrs. Georgia of 1966.
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H. Randolph Holder
WGAU
Athens
Charles Doss
WROM
Rome
Charles Smith
WDEC
Americus
Ralph Edwards
WWGS
Tifton
GAB
Births announced for Scoggins Free and Hill families
Birth notices report three newborn daughters. J R Scoggins and wife Ochlohnee announce daughter born June 27. Ronald Jack Free and wife Shellman Ga announce Teresa Annette born June 21. C T Hill and wife Albany announce Mary Susan born June 18 at Albany Hospital. Grandparents listed for each family.
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J. R. Scoggins
Ochlochnee
Scoggins
Dianne Hurst
Ronald Jack Free
Shellman Ga
Teresa Annette
Free
Grenda Hooks
Pelham
C. T. Hill
Albany
Mary Susan
Lloyd Irwin
Cordee
C. A. Hill
Thomasville
City Approves Power Increase for Schools
City Commission approved a $3,000 electric power increase for city schools and Thomas Area Technical Schools in response to the Thomasville school board demand. Power needs rose from $25,200 to $28,200 due to enrollment growth, extra short-term classes, new air conditioned spaces, and 200 additional students.
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City Commission
Thomas Area
Ins
Thomasville
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