Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 9

Initial Meetings Slated For Personnel of four Mississippi Economic Council committees holding organizational meetings in Jackson during the first two weeks in May to open the organization's 16th year of work, were being announced Thurs day by Balmer Hill Jr. of Natchez, president of the statewide business group. Hill said members of the other three committees will be announced later. The four committees announced today, with their chairmen and date each meets, are. Member and public information, Henry Harrist of Wes Point, meets at 10 a.m.

May taxation, Walter Bridgforth of Yazoo City, meets noon, May education, Russell Bailey of Coffeeville, meets 10 a. May and resources and economic development, Donald J. Gray of Jackson, meets 10 a. May 14. Members from Jackson on the committees are: Member and public information--J.

W. Cavin, Russ M. Johnson, Merle Mann, Gordon Marks, Virgil Myers, George L. Sugg, Maurice Thompson and J. E.

Turbeville. Taxation A. E. Beall, Dudley Buford, Reynolds Cheney, W. J.

Crisler, Larry Davis, Russell C. Davis, Edward DeMiller, Lewis Herring, A. A. Kitchings, C. J.

Ledbetter, Garner Lester, Robert Lott, A.N. Morgan, Alex Rogers, Leland Speed and John K. Walker. Education J. D.

Cox, J. H. Hendrix, E. R. Jobe, J.

V. Manning, L. B. Martin, C. R.

Ridgway, and K. P. Walker. Resources and economic development John F. Anderson, William E.

Johnson, Horace Lester, Burt Lomax Arthur C. Miller, Raymond J. Nalty, Friday, May 1, 1964-See. A Che Clarion-Ledger Sootless Chimney PIRAN, Yugoslavia (AP) Dragutin Krizanec claims to Karl Reed and 0. B.

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With plastic lined pants, Assorted colors in crib INFANTS, THIRD FLOOR I day at 2 p.m. from Griffith Memorial Baptist Church, with Dr. Kermit Canterbury, pastor, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Wayne Coleman, pastor of First Baptist Church of Oxford, and the Rev. Quenton E.

Floyd, pastor of Whiteoak Baptist Church in Simpson County. She died of leukemia Wednesday afternoon at University H'ospital, after an illness of about six weeks. She was a junior at Ole Miss, and was a member of First Baptist Church of Oxford. She was in Smith County, and had lived" in Jackson 12 years. She leaves her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Canterbury, and brother, Ricky Canterbury, all of 561' West Silas Brown her maternal grandmother, Mrs. T.

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John A. Hannah, chairman of the U. S. Commission on Civil Rights, has announced the appointment of Clarie Collins Harvey of Jackson as a member of the Mississippi State Advisory Committee to the Commission. She is manager of the Collins Funeral Home in Jackson, received her BA from Spelman College in Atlanta and did graduate work at Columbia University and New York University.

She is national secretary of the General Board of Christian Social Concerns for the Methodist Church, a member of the Southern Regional Council, and secretary of the executive committee of the Mississippi Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association. She also is active in other civic and religious organizations within the community. The Mississippi State Advisory Committee is one of 51 such Advisory Committees established in each of the States and the District of Columbia, composed of citizens of standing who serve without compensation. The Committee provides. the U.

S. Commission with information concerning civil rights issues in the state. Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU Co 70 Shewers Snow I FORECAST Flurries For Daytime Friday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected STATIONARY Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Perecest FORECAST Rain is forecast Friday for portions of the Northern Plains, Upper Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, Lakes region, northern and middle Atlantic states, southern Florida and southern Plateau region. Showers are anticipated in northern and central Pacific states and parts northern plains and plateau region.

Cooler weather is expected to pre- Won't Be Too Bad IF U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU Jackson, Mississippi Climatological Data April 30, 1964 Sunset Friday 6:42 P. M. Sunrise Saturday 5:14 A.

M. Midnight 6 a.m. 12 Noon 6 p.m. Temperature 56 51 76 71 Dewpoint 51 49 44 52 Relative Humidity Wind, Velocity Direction SSW2 NE2 SSE10 SSE7 Sea Level 29.90 29.92 29.94 29.85 Temperature Today Year Ago Record Highest 49 79 55 78 93 44 in 1943 1908 Precipitation last 24 hours: P. None 29.9 at Jackson at 5 feet, up 0.4 foot.

Friday May 1, Forecasts Jackson and Vicinity: Partly cloudy, little warmer, chance of afternoon showlow in upper 50, high mid 80s. Saturday: Partly cloudy and warm, few showers likely, low near 60. North Mississippi: Generally fair and a little warmer, lows 46-56, highs 74-82. South Mississippi: Partly cloudy and mild, lows 52-62, highs 76-84. Temperatures Rainfall High Low Rain Atlanta 74 Birmingham 75 Boston I Buffalo, N.

60 .10 Charlotte, N. C. Chicago Denver Detroit Ft. Worth Helena, Mont. JACKSON Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach 3.90 Minneapolis Mobile New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Phoenix, Ariz.

84 St. Louis 68 45 San Antonio San Francisco 53 Seattle 57 34 Shreveport 78 53 Washington 53 45 1.06 Wichita, Kan. 72 53 Nation's Cold Spot: Redmond. Ore. 21 Nation's Hot Spot: Presidio, Tex.

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