Summer Cold Wave Dims Across Northern Rockies
A late September snowstorm battered Montana Wyoming the Dakotas and Nebraska with up to 18 inches on occasion and four foot drifts in central Montana. Five people were killed in traffic accidents due to icy roads as calm cleared in Montana for the first time in a week. The Trail Ridge Highway remained closed as the northern plains endured strong winds and blizzard-like conditions.
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Macon to Host Andersonville Civil War Film
Columbia Pictures selects a Georgia site 15 miles northeast of Macon to shoot Andersonville a Civil War prison epic based on MacKinsey Kantor's book Producer Stanley Kramer approved the location with Ivan Volkman planning fall site prep Filming is slated for next summer with a $750 000 regional economic impact expected The site near Twiggs and Wilkinson counties requires a wide pine stump filled landscape for 80 000 prisoners and a ten to thirteen week shoot
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Seven Negro Parents Held in Georgia School Case
In Crawfordville Georgia seven Black parents were jailed on charges tied to a state law about fees to send children to school and seven teens were jailed for allegedly disrupting classes at a segregated high school. Sheriff M B Moore cited warrants signed by school superintendent Lela Williams as authorities acted amid civil rights tensions surrounding the term.
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McNamara plans civilian shifts to noncombat roles
Secretary McNamara outlines a program to hire 60,000 civilians in 2006 to perform admin and support duties now done by military personnel. The move could reduce military manpower toward 3 million, lower draft reliance, and save long-term costs despite higher civilian pay. It aims to release about 15,000 officers and enlisted men from these duties.
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Poor Drivers Get Blame For High Insurance
Georgia officials warn auto and fire insurance rates could rise if motorists do not drive carefully. Gen. James L. Bentley notes rising losses by insurers and cites arson as a neglected crime contributing to higher costs across the state.
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Fiddler Steve Brown Dies at 75 in Detroit Scene
Theodore Steve Brown a Detroit bass fiddler aged 75 helped pioneer slapping the strings as a bass technique. He died Wednesday in Detroit leaving a marked influence on jazz and blues bass styles.
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Theodore
Steve) Brown
Whiskey Licenses Denied for Jekyll Island Motels
Three more Jekyll Island motel owners fail to obtain liquor licenses as Gov. Sanders still opposes sale on the state island. The licenses await Department of Revenue approval after Glynn County permit. Religious groups oppose sales citing family recreation image. Fortson says no policy exists and no law bans liquor on state property.
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Carl E. Sanders
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White House Seeks Early Review Of News Releases
Johnson aides tighten control over announcements with a steady flow of proposed releases to the White House for approval. Cabinet agencies are to channel material through Moyers and the Pedernales press service as the pace of administration news rises.
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Soldier J C Jaffe Dies in Vietnam Non hostile
Army Sgt. J C Jaffe died in Viet Nam from non hostile causes. His wife Lynon J Jaffe resides in Columbus, Georgia. Defense Department announced the casualty.
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Army
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Lynon J. Jaffe
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Viet Nam
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McGill Says Race Issue Aids GOP
Ralph McGill publisher of the Atlanta Constitution says racism fuels GOP gains in the South and may help elect Republican governors in Alabama and Mississippi. He warned the race issue is harming the Republican Party amid voting rights debates.
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Alabama
Misssissippi
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
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Director Dies in Buffalo at WBEN TV
James A. Christensen aged 46, program director of WBEN TV in Buffalo, died Thursday.
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N.Y
James A. Christensen
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