29 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
1
New York AP reports stock prices eased yet retained large gains in a very active session as investor optimism grows about an international monetary settlement.
Traffic on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge backed up for miles as a plan to let autos with three or more occupants cross free began December 8. About 23,000 daily crossers faced 10 to 15 minute delays while drivers were informed about car pool use to ease peak hour congestion.
Harris Upham & Company of Tallahassee Florida provides stock prices. The firm is a member of the New York Stock Exchange and reports market quotes for listed securities.
On the Atlanta wholesale fruit and vegetable market trading was fair to light with moderate weekend receipts. Florida citrus remained steady while tangelos and tangerines showed price ranges. Farms reported strong demand for live broilers and fryers with prices generally 11 cents and up. Georgia cattle auctions noted varied slaughter and feeder prices across three markets. Egg prices were listed with standard size breakdowns.
Mrs Mary McCrea Wade 82 died at Arch bold Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. A Brooks County native she moved to Boston 23 years ago and was a member of Boston Presbyterian Church. Survivors include daughters Kathlene Hayes and Evelyn Hampton and several grandchildren. Services with Rev H F Roberts at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Boston Presbyterian Church. burial in Week's Chapel Cemetery by Dekle Chapel Funeral Home.
Walter Clanton five died at home from a brain tumor discovered two years ago. Son of William M. and Mary Mobley Clanton he lived in Thomasville with five sisters and three brothers. Church membership with Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Hartman Rector Jr A D Watson Lincon Barlow officiated at Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals at 4 p.m. Tuesday with burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Multiple deaths and funeral arrangements are listed for Walter Bufford in Boston and Walter Bufford is mourned by Welch family. Cairo and Thomasville notices include Willie Mae Merritt Eaton, Lula Mae Van Brunt Gainous, and Dorothy Pierce Futch with survivors and service details.
Chicago police report Carroll McQuire aged 21 seized a CTA bus to visit his girlfriend in cold weather. He stopped to pick up a Chicago policeman and claimed he was an amused passenger when the regular driver briefly left to coffee. He faces theft of bus and criminal trespass charges.
A list of injured and killed individuals from a Wednesday night head on collision is reported. The fatalities include James W. Curley, 29, Douglas, and Early James Barlow, 19, Pearson, with other injured victims named as Charles Manley Almon, 21, Bremen. Arthur Walker, 61, Gainesville. Willie Lester Vining, 12, Jefferson County. Connie Moore Brown, 17, Hiram. Kendrick Daniel, 20, Griffin.
Senator George McGovern urged a televised debate among Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire's primary race. He said debates should be part of a nationwide series to let voters compare views and qualifications directly.
Indian troops moved into East Pakistan in what Delhi calls self defense after renewed shelling around Balurghat. Six civilians died and 14 were wounded in Balurghat as Pakistani shells hit a crowded market. Indian losses and gains include destroying three Pakistani tanks as Mukhti Bahini fighters clash with Pakistan army near Sylhet.
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