Congress Takes Its Third Recess Amid Backlog Of Work
Congress heads into a 10 day July 4th recess with Capitol empty of lawmakers beyond tourists. Unfinished business includes rioting laws Social Security education civil rights and foreign treaty ratifications. The House and Senate differ on progress with key money bills stalled in the Senate and ongoing conference on veterans benefits redistricting and the food stamp program awaiting compromise.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Pavo Personalities Mention Visits and Travel
Pavo residents and relatives are noted visiting family across Georgia and nearby states. Guests include the Rev. and Mrs. Phillip Cassibry and Tim of Augusta with the McCorvey family, Bruce Simmons clan from Battle Creek, Michigan, and Kay Matthews in Atlanta. Several attendees journeyed to Rock Eagle, Savannah, Atlanta, and Sylvester for events and hospital stays.
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Pavo
Phillip Cassibry
Tim
Augusta
A. C. McCorvey
Cassibry
Pavo Baptist Church
James B. Matthews
Kay Matthews
Atlanta
Beth
Judy Howard
Geainsville
Wic
Frank Lowell
Er. R. Cone
H Club
Rock Eagle
Randy
Danny Stephenson
Dempasy
Joyce McClelland
Buddy
Becky Parrish
Kim Vonier
Algabeth Hampton
Joyce Parker
J. C. MacConnell
Titusville
Hugh Ford
Mis
Mamie Robert
Leon Simmons
Savannah
Conyers
Mary Alderman
University of
Jayne Mansfield Defined by Publicity and Paradox
Hollywood highlights recount Jayne Mansfield as a relentless public figure. A vacation premiere in Silver Springs Florida amplifies her fame through risqué stunts and sensational photo sessions. Despite later film setbacks she pursued publicity as a defining career tool and penned a memoir asserting publicity as essential.
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Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Silver Springs
Fla
Jayne Mansfield
Jane Russell
Debbie Reynolds
Jayne
Suce
Jayne Mansfield Planned Valdosta Weekend Before Death
Actress Jayne Mansfield had planned a July fourth weekend in Valdosta with her road manager’s family. Paul Blane said Mansfield told him shortly before the accident she looked forward to a restful holiday in Valdosta.
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Mickey Hargitay
Thuredey
New Orleana
Jayne
Hargitay
Valdosta, Ga
Jayne Mansfield
New Orleans
Valdosta
Paul Blane
Georgia Marine Killed in Vietnam Helicopter Crash
Cpl. Charley L. Burney from Smithville, a helicopter crew chief in the Georgia Marine unit, died June 25 when the aircraft he worked on crashed and burned in Vietnam.
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Albany, Ga
Vietnam
Charley L. Burney
Smithville
Floyd County Hospital Authority posts May loss over twenty six thousand
The Floyd County Hospital Authority reports May ended with a deficit of more than 26000 dollars. A spokesman blamed Medicare and welfare cases for part of the shortfall and cited higher personnel and equipment costs as contributing factors.
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Rome, Ga
Floyd County Hospital Authority
Navy takes control as Turner Air Force Base flag lowered
In Albany Georgia a quiet ceremony marks the first handover of Turner Air Force Base to Navy control. The Air Force flag will be lowered for the last time and the base’s American flag will be presented to a Navy representative before an inactivation order is read for the base.
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Albany, Ge
Navy
Turner Air Force Base
Air Force
Meera
Incoming UGA freshmen gain three extra summer days
In Athens Georgia the University of Georgia will grant incoming freshmen three additional days this summer to complete orientation and scholastic prerequisites. Officials say the extra time supports early registration and campus acclimation for new students.
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University
Athens, Ge
University of Georgia
War Blamed for Malaria Rise in 1966 Cases
The National Communicable Disease Center reports 678 malaria cases in 1966 in the United States and Puerto Rico, with 638 infections acquired in Vietnam. Three service members died after returning from Vietnam and a Florida minister died following a West Africa visit. Peace Corps volunteers totaled 30 cases, with California, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Texas showing the highest numbers.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
National Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Puerto Rico
Vietnam
Florida
West Africa
California
Georgia
Kentucky
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Texas
Fire alarm set afire by arson in Baltimore area
In Baltimore Maryland the fire department found a blaze at a station on Franklin Town Road after a prank where paper was stuffed into a fire alarm box and ignited.
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Baltimore
Franklintown Road
Notice of Debt Responsibility by James M Harris
In Ohomias County Georgia the 29th day of June 1987 James M Harris states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Notice to whom it may concern.
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Georgia
Ohomias County
James M. Harris
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