Khrushchev presses NATO fears in nuclear dispute
Nikita Khrushchev accused the United States of plans to spread nuclear weapons to Canada and share arms with allies to divert Soviet missiles, a move seen as pressuring NATO partners and Kennedy over a nuclear test ban. He also urged acceptance of inspections and hinted at resuming Soviet weapon deployments if talks fail.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
NATO
Faw
U.S
St Giorno
Milan
Khrushchev
Western Alliance
Rober
McNamara
Canada
Italy Pistra
Wastera Alliance
Sup
Mediterranean
Vatican
Europe
West Ger
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Local Couples to Attend List C-C Convention
Mr and Mrs Go S Bryan Mr and Mrs T Mr Divine and Mr and Mrs R Curl Counts will be among 4 0 percent delegates to the List annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington DC next week. The meeting April 18 through May 1 will have a theme Freedom and Economic Growth through Voluntary Action Speakers will include Secretary of the Treasury C Douglas Dillon Governor George Romney and various senators congressmen officials and business leaders.
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Go S. Bryan
Divine
R. Curl
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Washington, D.C
C. Douglas Dillon
George Romney
Michigan
Khrushchev criticizes United States on world tensions
Soviet leader Khrushchev blamed the U S for rising world tensions citing U S policy of strength and support for Cuba and piracy moves in the Caribbean He called U S NATO disarmament aims aggressive and said Moscow Pekin talks are an internal matter while proposing limited inspections under general disarmament.
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United States
Cuba
Caribbean
China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Peking
NATO
Committee of 18
Geneva
Fire Damage at Sun Day Morning Warehouse Fire
A blaze in a trashbox behind Glass Electric Company's warehouse at 114 E Main St Sun day morning spread to a nearby truck and destroyed furniture. Fire department reports estimate damage at $1,000. Firemen fought the fire in under 30 minutes with aid from bystanders. The fire occurred near Orebank Road about 2 38 p m on Sunday. The fire covered five acres and was being contained by bystanders who cleared around the flames.
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Glass Electric Company
E. Main St
Wayill' Termine
Byslanders
Preston Wands
Indiana Man Faces Same Charge Twice
Charles R. Darnell, 20, of 457 Park t Gary Ind, held on two counts of driving while revoked in Scott County. He was arrested Saturday on the first charge and today again for the same offense, with bond set at $1,000. Proceeding before the Seat County Circuit Court.
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Charles R. Darnell
Park §T
Gary
Ind
Scott County
Livonsa
Meginin
Pullsdale
Darnell
Darvell
Cirewit Cour
Job Placements In State For March Rise Seen
Tennessee state job placements for March show gains over the prior year with 12,488 sent to manufacturing, 1,901 under age four, 1,400 workers aged 45 and over, 1,573 veterans, and 467 physically handicapped workers. Total unemployment benefits fell to 34,650 with no single industry seeing large layoffs. Commissioner Scott cautioned results are below a 10 year record, while statewide nonfarm employment appears to improve by over 21,000 seasonally adjusted.
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Norfarns
Tennessee
Dhe
Scott Fil
C. Frank
Scott
Employment Security Department
Former Hawkins Countian Killed In Illinois Crash
Herman Ward, 24, of Rogersville Route 8 and Rockford Illinois, died after an automobile crash. Survived by wife Rosa Lee Benton Ward, a daughter Darlene Elaine Ward, a son Rodney Michael Ward, parents Earl and Mrs Ward, four brothers Wayne Paul Cecil Carroll, two sisters Jean Judy Ward, grandmother Mrs Dara Rooker. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Cressy Creek Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Ward and Rev. Orville Dolén officiating. Body moved from Wilson Funeral Home to his parents’ Grassy Creek home today.
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Church Hill
Herman Ward
Vna
Rockford
Rosa Lee Benton Ward
Darlene Elaine Ward
Rodney Michael Ward
Earl Ward
Rogersville
Wayne Ward
Paul
Cecil
Carroll Ward
Jean
Judy Ward
Dara Rooker
Cressy Creek
Free Will Baptist Church
Robert Ward
Orville Dolén
Wilson Funeral Home
Grassy Creek
Two Cases Tried and Five Continued in Scott County Court
In Gate City Virginia two cases were tried and five continued in Scott County Criminal Court this morning. Harold Hammonds of Kingsport and Jerry Gillenwater of Baltimore were fined 15 dollars each for public drunkenness. Trials for James Blevins of Clinchport and Ella Mae Spears of Gate City were rescheduled for Wednesday on unlawful cohabitation charges. Also set for Wednesday are Henry Taylor of Kingsport for public drunkenness and breaking arrest, Kenneth Hensley of Weber City for public drunkenness and assault, and Ronnie Ledford of Kingsport for failing to appear on an illegal registration charge and passing bad checks. Hubert Jones of Gate City has a May 13 reset for resisting arrest, drunken driving, and improper registration.
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Gate City
Scott County
Harold Hammonds
Kingsport
Jerry Gillenwater
Baltimore
James Blevins
Clinchport
Ella Mae Spears
Henry Taylor
Kenneth Hensley
Weber City
Ronnie G. Ledford
Route 2
Hubert Jones
Beauty Pageant Set For Friday In Surgeinsville
Surgeinsville Rurstan Club official H L Pierce states entries are still welcome for the annual pageant. The event unfolds Friday at Surginsville Elementary School at 7 30 p m. Eligible entrants range from 16 to 26 years old. prospective contestants should contact Sam Taylor, principal of Surgeinsville Elementary School.
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Surgeinsville
H. L. Pierce
Cabaret Tickets On Sale For Kingsport Junior League
Tickets for the Kingsport Junior League Cabaret go on sale from 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday through Friday at J Fred Johnsons. The Cabaret will be staged Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Civic Auditorium. Proceeds are slated to benefit the Long Island Kindergarten.
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Kingsport
J. Fred Johnson
Civic Auditorium
Long Island Kindergarten
City Court Fines Shared in Drunken and Traffic Cases
The court fined George Castile and eight others about 20 dollars each for public drunkenness. Additional defendants including Ralph Ler Judi and Henry Hicks forfeited bonds for speeding while Brauell McClitock and Willie Ellington Kilgore faced fines for failure to yield and running red lights. Nine dollar meter bonds were also forfeited.
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George Castile
Main
Tommy Thompson
Main St
Harry Glover
Breve St
Ted Jones
Donald Rafiner
Dale St
Owen Williams
W. Main St
Stevens Armand
Paris Wright
Reed Jetters
N. Eastman Road
Eleimer Murelock
Steadman St
Ralph Ler Judi
Lyon Garden Drive
Henry Hicks
Nickelsville
Brauell McClitock
Maple St
Willie Ellington Kilgore
Gate City
Across the Counter Insurance Ad Encourages Coverage
An insurance sales pitch stresses the need for a well rounded program tailored to individual hazards. It argues uninsured losses create regret and promotes counseling surveys of YOUR insurance needs. Moore & Walker at 211 Broad Street urge readers to rely on an independent agent for service.
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Galt
Alosfof
Moore & Walker, Titt
Broad Street
National Association Insurance Agents
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