L and N Proposed Track Abandonment Angers Tennesseans
Residents of Lewisburg and Fayetteville protest a plan by the L&N to abandon 24.7 miles of track between the two Middle Tennessee terminals. The letter argues the railroad is financially justified, noting the decade of passenger traffic as sufficient proof in court.
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Kennedy Missteps on Southern Votes in Democratic Race
The piece reports Sen John Kennedy of Massachusetts aiming to secure the Democratic nomination without Southern support, courting the North and East while contrasting with the South and West. It notes hopes Western allies will recognize the tactic and back him if proved effective.
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Graham in Washington Warns of Judgment for America
Billy Graham spoke to about 16 000 in Washington D C warning that the world is ominous and Americans risk divine judgment as nightlife and leisure reflect hardened consciences and wavering wills.
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Tennessee River and Tributaries Association pushes TVA vision
The organization urges regional pride and unified action to promote the Tennessee Valley Development Program and river control techniques. Chattanooga mayor P R Olgiati calls for bold efforts to expand prosperity across the valley, including North Alabama, as planners discuss a potential strip city from Chattanooga to the Tri-Cities.
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Governors in Session For Fun Seemingly Politicking
Washington Calling notes governors meeting at Glacier National Park as a stage for politicking with Kennedy seen as likely to win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot while Republicans worry Nixon's Catholic faith may Hurt his chances.
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Rid Yourself of Gloom Says Abraham Lincoln Cure
Living Today by Arlie and Davidson advises shaking off gloom by recalling loved ones and writing your case on paper. It suggests seeking church as a remedy and cites Abraham Lincoln as the best example of a cure for gloom.
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Du Pont Generosity To Republicans Pays Off
The du Pont family of Delaware has long funded the Republican party. A closed Senate Finance vote approved an amendment reducing their tax bill from 650 million to about 43 million, prompting a mix of Republican support and Democratic sympathy for the tax break.
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