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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1965

Page

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Miracle landing as Pan Am 707 returns to ground with engine loss

Pan American Flight 43 from San Francisco to Honolulu loses a No 4 engine and 20 feet of wing, but Capt. Charles Kimes safely lands at Travis Air Force Base with 143 passengers and 10 crew aboard. Passengers disembark via emergency chute. nine continue to Honolulu on another 707.

GAN Francisco San Francisco International Airport Charles Chuck) Kimes Danville Calif San Francisco San Bruno Kimes Travis Air Force Base Travis Coast Guard F. R. Miller Calistoga Honolulu

Mountain man wins dispute over government timber claim

Wilford Metcalf of Cocke County Tennessee challenged a forest service bill for timber left on ground after a ranger said land belonged to the government. A new survey found the timberland was his, prompting Rep. James Quillen to seek repayment, with further action planned. Metcalf and his wife are World War II veterans.

Geoffrey Gould Washington Tennessee Wilford Metcalf U.S Metcalf Cocke County James Quillen Quillen Agriculture Department

Liberals Endorse Lindsay in New York Mayoral Bid

The Liberal party backs Rep. John V. Lindsay in his bid to become New York City mayor on a fusion ticket. Lindsay, 48, seeks the first Republican mayor since 1945, while the Liberals’ backing and balance-of-power role loom large in city politics.

New York Liberal Party John V. Lindsay New York City Fiorello H. la Guardia Democrats City Hall New York State John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Uaverly

Horoscope by Carroll Righter June 30 1965

General outlook for June 30 1965 urges planning for an easier future in the morning with shifting afternoon conditions. Aries through Pisces receive daily prompts on finances social plans and work tasks with a focus on cooperation diplomacy and long term goals. Moon Child section notes morning finances and evening socializing plus personal resilience.

Carroll Righter Aries A.M Taurus Gemini

Whistle Leads Rescuers To Injured Cave Explorer

In Trenton Georgia a 20 year old Roger Rozelle was found after 18 hours by following a whistle in an emergency pack. Rozelle was on a cave expedition with three Smyrna companions when he returned for a wallet and disappeared. He was rescued to Fort Oglethorpe hospital in fair condition.

Trenton Roger Rozelle Fort Oglethorpe Hospital Rozelle Smyrna Dade County Allison Blevins

Payne Sought By The FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives

Donald LeRoy Payne, listed as an FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive, is charged with raping an 18 year old Houston dancer on July 10, 1959, and a 12 year old Houston boy. A federal warrant, issued September 2, 1989, accuses him of unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution for rape. He is described as dangerous, 5 feet 10 inches, 140 pounds, with a ruddy complexion and brown receding hair, and has worked in several trades across his life.

Donald LeRoy Payne FBI Houston Texas Payne Haskell Oklahoma

False Teeth Powder Promises Stable Smiles

An advertisement touts a denture powder that secures false teeth, reducing wobble and slipping. It claims to improve comfort and odor control, with no unpleasant taste or nausea, and available at drug counters nationwide.

Strike Idles 3500 at Atlanta Chevrolet Plant

Union and company negotiators sought an early settlement after Local 34 UAW led a plant walkout idling 1,775 production workers at the Chevrolet plant and 1,800 at the adjoining Fisher Body Plant. Fred Steel, UAW official, said talks were scheduled for 10 a m as both sides review workloads safety and health concerns. plant manager G A Brundrett called the walkout unnecessary and unjustified.

Atlanta Fred Steel International United Auto Workers Chevrolet UAW Fisher Body G. A. Brundrett

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