MacArthur Magnetism Defined by James Marlow
AP analyst notes General Douglas MacArthur possessed extraordinary magnetism and egoism shaping his career. Wars across Marne to Lingayen Gulf marked a dramatic, often aloof leadership noted by critics as ostentation. His lack of medals, seen by some as restraint, contrasted with his immense force and polished presence.
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Mana
Associated Press
Washington
Tary
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Jonger Arthur
Tiis
George Washington
Ulysses
Grant
Andrew
Jackson
John Gunther
MacArthur
Japan
Weather and mythic echoes shadow Kingsport forecast
Kingsport and East Tennessee see a mix of partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures through Tuesday, with showers and possible storms by Wednesday. The piece weaves a dense memoir of Douglas MacArthur, tracing lineage to MacArthur’s Civil War era fame, wartime myth, and later controversial decisions, including rhetoric around returning to the Philippines.
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Kingsport
East Tennessee
Thesday
Phoenix rises? MacArthur era ends in war verdict
The passage recalls a failed belief that victory would end the war by Christmas and that China would stay out. After MacArthur’s firing, there was no comeback. The metaphor compares the legend of a phoenix to repeated reversals in military fate.
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LE MacArthur
Palippines
Pethans
MacArthur
Phoenix
Judge urges parents to discipline teens over traffic violations
A Montana judge criticizes parental indifference to teenage traffic citations, arguing parents set a poor example by laughing off citations. He contends those best placed to guide children are parents, not police or courts.
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Montana
Inc
Frank Youngster
Glaughon
Moore & Walker
Ing
Broad Street
Eighteen Women Receive Nursing Degrees in Wise County
In Wise, Virginia, eighteen women completed a two year practical nursing course at Wise County Vocational Technical School. Diplomas were presented by W. E. Fry and pins by Mrs. Gladys Banner. Speaker Charles Cardwell Jr. discussed medical advances including organ transplants and Sabin vaccine, praising the graduates and urging self-reliance.
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George Dalton
Witchnie
Wise
J. J. Kully High
Wise County Vocational Technical School of Practical Nursing
W. D. Richmond
Wise Schools
E. E B. Fry
Ute Wise Vocational School
Gladys Banner
Ralph E. Bible
Stubbs Trial Starts Today
BLOUNTVILLE The Sullivan County Criminal Court reconvened at 1 p.m. with Judge Sara H. Hicks presiding for the second trial of William Charles Stubbs, previously convicted of murder felonious assault and kidnapping in 1964 and sentenced to 139 years. Federal court had found the first trial null and void due to ineffective representation and lack of time to prepare.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Stubbs
Fine in Glass Crash At Downtowner Inn
In Kingport Police Court Mrs Rowena W O Dell 54 Route 9 Jonesboro pleaded not guilty to failure to yield right of way and speeding after an incident last month. She was found guilty of running a red light and fined 7 50. Other charges were dismissed. The courtroom saga referenced a crash that sent a car through the window of Sire Coffee Shop at the Downtowner Motor Inn. Nearby, Fred Roberts 20 of 1604 Buckles Drive Kingsport faced speeding and license questions during a separate hearing, with the judge ordering a maximum penalty of 1995 for driving without a license 25 for speeding and 10 for running off. Further cases included Hubert Hensley Anton Hugh Curry and others in attendance.
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Jonesboro
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Y Roberts
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Area Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings The Week
Calendar notes list many area groups meeting Monday through Thursday at various venues. Entries include The Pilot Club of Kingsport at the Chamber of Commerce 5:45 PM, Newcomer's Club at Pel Dairy 8 PM, Yum Raritan Club at Cleveland School 7 PM with a meal, and district governor visits. Other events feature PTA meetings, Kiwanis, garden clubs, and church circles with dates, times, and locations.
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Kingsport
Chamber of Commerce
Newcomer's Club
Pel Dairy
Cleveland School
Coleman
Will
Xi Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kingsport Power Co
Sullivan County Council
First Baptist Church
Sullivan Elementary
PTA
Auditoriaty of
Johnson Memorial Library
Woren of the Moose
Mugge Lodge
Lesses
Community Events Posted for Lincoln PTA and Local Groups
The Times-News lists upcoming events including Lincoln PTA meeting with Dr. John W. Austin speaking on Lengthen Your Rope Through Character and Spiritual Education in Home School and Community. Also scheduled are a April 11 bazaar at the Kingsport Bank shop, a Ross N. Robinson Jr High science fair Tuesday evening, a Washington-Lee PIA session with League of Women Voters on city education, a Kingsport area outdoor sketching class April 7, and an April 15 luncheon fashion show and bridge by Bnai Sholom Sisterhood with reservations by April 11.
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Sylvan Drive
Vertical Une
Skyland Garden Club
Roger Barrigar
Skyland Drive
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Ridgefields Country Club
Margaret Dalley
Auckland
New Zealand
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Colonial Heights Christian Church
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Lakeview Circle
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Kingsport National Bank
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Ross N. Robinson
Hgh School
Washington-Lee Pia
League of Women Voters
al. Washington-Lee School
Department of Adult Education
John W. DeRemer
Holston Street
John Alan Maxwell
New York
Johnson City
Kingsport Public Library
Mead Auditorium
Buai Sholom Sisterhood
Armand Trecht
Blountville
Joseph Heller
4-H Congress mirrors US Congress in Tennessee
David Whitaker reports on the 1964 Tennessee 4 H Club Congress in Nashville where 1600 members from Sullivan County participated. Delegates served as senators and representatives, with Steve Hamblen as speaker of the Senate, and others elected governor and state public speaking winner.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
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Sullivan County News
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Bristol Newspapers Inc
United States Congress
Connie Wexler
Colonial Heights
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Bluff City
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Senate
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Cocke County
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Campbell County
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Laws Governing Child Labor pointed out by official
Pat McJean of the U S Labor Department notes that children 14 may work on farms outside school hours but must be in school when sessions run. The Fair Labor Standards Act min age for ag work applies to interstate commerce and canneries shipping goods across state lines. Migrant farm families and workers other than those working solely for parents on their own farm are covered.
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Pat Mcjean
U. S. Labor Department
Weget
Hour
MeJoan
Sullivan 4-H Club Chatter Demonstration Night moved to Day
Sullivan 4-H Club Chatter reports a change from Demonstration Night to Demonstration Day. The event will run Saturday morning April 18 starting at 9 a.m. at Blountville High School with records due April 13. The bulletin highlights club leadership, dairy projects, and upcoming horse and beef shows in April and May.
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Blountville High School
Holstein Sale Set in East Tennessee
Three Sullivan County Holstein breeders consign heifers to the East Tennessee Holstein sale at Knoxville fairgrounds at 1 34 pm Saturday. Buyers may bid on 20 registered Holsteins selected for 41 Club and Future Farmers members, including junior calves, yearlings and senior calves. Sponsored by the Tennessee Holstein Association led by Sullivan County president Dr B A Jones.
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East Tennessee
Fairgrounds
Knoxville
J. W. McClain
Herbert Mills
Bluff City
W.C. Bleenor
Dr. B, A
R. W. Jones
Blountville
America Merbers
McClain
Tennessee Holstein Association
B. A. Jones
West Point Founded 1802 With First Cadet Class
The United States Military Academy at West Point New York traces its founding to 1802 and notes an entering class of 1 cadet according to the World Almanac.
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United Press International
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
World Almanac
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