Bluestone High names valedictorian and salutatorian
Consuella Mae Kinnemore and Floretta Sandra Stringfield will be valedictorian and salutatorian of Bluestone High School's graduating class. Commencement is at Bluestone Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Thursday June 11. Consuella is daughter of Floyd and Mrs Kinnemore of Montcalm. Floretta is daughter of Mrs Alice Stringfield of Crystal. Other rankers include Delories Osborne Peggy Pannell Brenda Ward and Dorothy West.
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Romania Accepts International Inspection of Nuclear Reactor
In Moscow diplomats saw a double edged impact as Communist Romania agreed to IAEA inspection of any US sold reactor, signaling acceptance of international scrutiny while acting independently from Moscow. Washington notes Romania bid and weighs sale despite reservations.
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Jupiter Slows Spin Mystifies Astronomers Again
Scientists report Jupiter's rotation appears to have slowed recently and the reason remains unclear. Researchers study atmospheric dynamics and internal structure to explain the change as data from telescopes and missions accumulate.
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Accused Cuban Counterfeiter To Call U S Political Leaders As Witnesses
Mario Garcia Kohly 62, a Cuban exile jailed for counterfeiting Cuban pesos, says he will call top U S political leaders as defense witnesses. The list includes Lyndon Johnson Nixon Taylor Cushing Bundy Sorensen Keating Scott Smathers Hurwitz Weaver Cramer Fuentes Elwell Berry Somoza Belkanus Thompson Rivas and heads of Cuban exile groups. Kohly claims US officials recognized him as head of an anti Castro group and that he had aid from Americans. He is free on $5,000 bail.
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Suit Against UMW Delayed Pending Supreme Court Ruling
The $30 million antitrust case against the United Mine Workers of America was postponed to May to await a Supreme Court ruling on a similar Knoxville case. U.S. Judge Frank Wilson moved the date from November 23 after a pre-trial conference as all parties expect the high court to decide by then. The suit parallels issues from a 1961 jury verdict that the UMW conspired with coal companies to oust Phillips Brothers Coal Co. from business in east Tennessee amid a broader fallout from a 1962 Southeast Tennessee strike over TVA coal markets.
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Highway projects to be opened in state resurfacing bid
State Road Commission official Burl Sawyers said bids on about 1.7 million dollars of highway projects will be opened June 16. The resurfacing work spans 26 counties and is fully state financed, raising this year’s total contract awards to 24.2 million dollars.
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Almas Workbasket Plans Thursday Noon Meeting
The Almas Workbasket will meet at noon at the home of Mrs. Mabel Moorman on Greenbrier Street.
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Shark Research Panel Develops Repellents
A transnational Shark Research Panel led by Dr. Perry Gilbert of Cornell studies repellents in shark pens at Bimini Bahamas. The project, backed by the American Institute of Biological Sciences and the Bureau of Naval Research, involves 15 scientists examining shark vision hearing migrations and attack patterns.
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Palmer To Speak At Zion Church
Rev. Tony Palmer will be guest speaker Friday at 7 30 p m at the A M E Zion Church on Pulaski Street. Music will be provided by the Union Gospel Chorus and the Miller Sisters.
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