Fifty Years Ago Today, November 23, 1965

Callaway Predicts

DeGaulle Change

Rep. Howard (Bo) Callaway suspects Charles De Gaulle, France's premier, has been handing the world a line to assure his re-election in his country: "No one I've talked to abroad really believes DeGaulle is serious about pulling out of NATO."

Sanders Upbeat

Gov. Carl Sanders painted a rosy picture for Georgia here Monday as he outlined his three-year-old administration's achievements. The governor, in his slow, clearly articulated voice, said that the Georgia foreseen by statesman Henry Grady 90 years ago has become a definite reality -- a state that is one of the cornerstones of the "New South."

Car Liability

City Commissioner Richard Skinner informed his fellow council members that he had asked City Attorney Lennie Davis to find out if a municipality can impose penalties on motorists who have wrecks and don't have liabiity insurance.

This story was originally published November 23, 2015 at 12:00 AM with the headline "Fifty Years Ago Today, November 23, 1965 ."