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(Griffin Daily News Staff Photo)
Decorations for the Griffin-Spalding Hospital Auxiliary Ball were being erected
today. Charles Walker (I) prepared many of the decorations. Helping him arrange
some of the magnolias are Mrs. Ed Baker (c) and Mrs. Joe Brannon.
Auxiliary Ball |
Is Friday Night
Plans for the
County Hospital Auxiliary
nual ball, to be held Friday, Feb.
3, at the Moose Club, have been
completed and the final decorat
ing is In full swing.
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The theme this year features
an old South plantation scene
in an estate garden.
The buffet dinner will be ser
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Dateline
Georgia
Sanders Not Likely To Get Call
ATLANTA (UPI) — Former
Gov. Carl Sanders probably
won’t be called before the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee
concerning the State Depart
ment of Industry and Trade's
shortage of funds.
Committee Chairman Lamar
Plunkett of Bowdon said
Wednesday he had no intention
of calling Sanders to appear.
“I feel our business is with
apropriations,” he said. “It’s
up to the attorney general to
Investigate any prospective
wrongdoing.”
Air Force Closes Hunter Base
SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI)—The
skies are quiet today above
Hunter Air Force Base.
The Air Force flew its last
scheduled mission out of the
sprawling base Wednesday, a
C124 Globemaster headed for
Germany.
But the quiet will be broken
by this fall, when the Army ex-
Burson Favors City Radar Use
ATLANTA (UPI) — Public
Safety Director Col. R. H. Bur
son urged legislators Wednes
day to return the right to use
radar in traffic enforcement to
cities and counties.
The right was withdrawn in
1963 after persistent reports the
electronic devices were being
used in speed traps. A bill to
return radar to city and county
University Gets $22,000 Grant
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
University of Georgia has re
ceived $22,000 to help 30 teach
ers of visual arts and anthro-
liers.
A highlight of the festivities
will be the crowning of this
year’s king, Jack Moore, by the
king of 1966, George Patrick,
The queen and her court will
be announced and her corona
tion will follow. The queen is se
lected by a secret ballot of the
auxiliary members from the
membership.
Serving as chairman are the
following:
General ball chairman, Mrs.
Morris Goldstein; invitations and
Enigma Sen. Bobby Rowan
had suggested Sanders and In
dustry and Trade Director
James Nutter be called before
the committee “to clear up any
discrepancies concerning his
• Sanders’) Implication in the
overdrawal of funds.”
“Governor Sanders and the
executive department ordered
many of the things from indus
try and trade which the auditor
says are illegal expenditures
and must be recovered,” he
said.
pects to have more than 6,000
persons at the base which is be
ing converted to a helicopter
pilot training center.
Officials of the 63rd Troop
Carrier Squadron said the Air
Force’s activities are to be
phased out by June 30, with file
Army taking over the facilities
April l.
law officers is pending in the
General Assembly.
Burson echoed remarks last
week by Atlanta Traffic and
Safety Council Director Ed
Hughes, who said expansion of
radar use, with proper controls,
was needed.
The Highway Patrol Is the on
ly agency currently allowed to
use electronic speed-timing de
vices.
pology use resources of Latin
American museums,
The grant, awarded by the
National Endowment for
Humanities, was announced
Wednesday by Sens. Richard B.
Russell and Herman Talmadge.
Also announced were:
—A General Service Adminis
tration contract of $38,750 to
Smith-Cothran Inc. of Atlanta
for modifications at the Internal
Revenue Service In Chamblee,
Ga.
—A National Science Founda
tion award of $21,000 to Georgia
Tech for nuclear structure
study.
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Nursing Homes May Get Hike Costs
ATLANTA (UPI)—Most Geor
gians won’t get a raise out of
the new minimum wage law
that went into effect Wednes
day, but the cost of nursing
home care probably will rise as
a result.
Officials said only about 50,
000 of some 852,000 Georgians
coming under the minimum
wage regulations would get a
raise. The others already make
the $1.40 an hour minimum or
more.
O. H. Stevenson, assistant to
Labor Commissioner Sam Cald
well, said the effects probably
would first be felt by persons
paying for nursing home care.
reservations, Mrs. Don Jackson,
Mrs. J. N. Ricks; food, Mrs.
William Lloyd and Mrs. Lewis
Simon ton; decorations, chair
man, Mrs. Jack Moore, assis
tant chairmen, Mrs. Ed Baker,
Mrs. Charles Wynn, Mrs. Ivan
Taylor, Mrs. Don Jackson, Mrs.
J. N. Ricks, Mrs. Jesse Tho
mas, Mrs. Ben Cleaves, Mrs.
Carl Beckham, Mrs. J. C. Ham
mond, Mrs. Joe Brannon, Mrs.
Amy Woodruff, Mrs. George
Tereshkovich, Mrs. Edith Chil
dres and Dave Foster; public
ity, Mrs. Homer Grissom.
Charles Walker, well known
production specialist, is consul
^ director ant coordinator for the ball, and lighting
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The wage law will require pay
hikes to many aides and custo
dial staff members.
Caldwell and Henry A. Huet
tner, regional director of the
Wage and Hour and Public Con
tracts Divisions of the U. S. La
bor Department in Atlanta, dis
agreed over whether the new
minimum wages would increase
consumer prices.
Caldwell said he thought pric
es eventually would go up, but
Huettner said research shows
wage increases don’t produce
unemployment or higher prices.
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HALLSTEIN ILL
BRUSSLS (UFI) Walter
Hallstein, president of the
Executive Commission of the
European Common Market, is
ill with influenza, a spokesman
said Monday
The spokesman said Hallstein
will not be able to meet with
British Prime Minister Harold
Wilson when he arrives here
later this week.
FAIR OPENS
ACCRA, Ghana (UPI) —
Ghana’s first international trade
fair opened Wednesday.
Among 32 nations participat
ing are the United States,
Britain, India and Japan.
The U.S. exhibit includes
farm equipment, computers and
business machines.
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