Giant Fish Fry Draws Tens Of Thousands In Paris
In Paris Tennessee the annual fish fry draws about 60 000 visitors from nearby states. More than three tons of catfish steaks are expected with a mile long parade featuring bands floats and beauty queens. The city hosts a midway exhibits and sky wheels. The event honors local farming heritage and has grown since its start with mule days and carnival attractions added by the Paris Jaycees.
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Paris
Tenn
Chamber of Commerce
Se Wee Eee
Paris Jaycees
Kentucky Lake
Jaycees
Tennessee Tuberculosis drug plan to boost purchases May 15
The Tennessee Tuberculosis and Health Association announced a centralized drug buying program starting May 15 to triple drug purchases with Christmas Seal funds. Local departments are asked to return unexpended funds to fund drug purchases, and a study showed the program could have bought drugs for far less than current costs.
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Nashville
Tennessee Tuberculosis and Health Association
Williams Hartnett
TB Association
Hartnett
NLRB Ends Hearing On South Tennessee Coal Field Problems
In Jasper Tennessee a National Labor Relations Board hearing on violence and interference charges against two UMW locals and District 19 wrapped up, with briefs due May 27. The case overlaps UMW representation rights at certain mines and may take six to eight months to complete. SLU activity, expansion in several states, and related antitrust and welfare fund suits loom in federal court schedules.
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Jasper, Tenn
UPI
National Labor Relations Bodyl
South Tennessee
Southern Labor ‘Union
SLU
Oneida
Scott County
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
UMW
NLRB
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Eigit
UMW Welfare Retirement Fund
Chattanooga
Man Keeps Vow Not To Go To Prison
Gallatin Tennessee man Bob Andrews, 28, unemployed service station operator, fatally shot himself minutes before expected return to prison for parole violation. He was to face a hearing on bad check charges that could trigger parole revocation. He fled courthouse after being bound over to a county grand jury, according to Constable W L Whitaker.
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Gallatin, Tenn
UPI
Bobby Lee Andrews
Summer County
State Pardons and Paroles Board
W. L. Whitaker
Andrews
Fifteen Women Bowlers Hurt In Collision In Memphis
A Monday bus collision injures fifteen women bowlers at a tournament in Memphis. Eleven had just finished WIBC tournament play, four were spectators. None seriously hurt. injuries were cuts and bruises. Bus driver Claude Steele charged with changing lanes. Governor Frank Clement greeted about 1,600 WIBC delegates at the fifth annual convention.
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Memphis PI
Claude Steele
Frank Clement
WIBC
Southampton couple evade duty on no camera tape recorder
In Southampton England a husband and wife argued over who should declare the customs upon returning from a cruise. On Monday they paid $210 to attempt to evade the duty while Edna Entwistle failed to declare a no camera and tape recorder.
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Southampton
Eng
Tohn
Edna Entwistle
Itwistle
Kennedy to Visit TVA Sites in Tennessee and Alabama
President Kennedy plans a one day trip beginning in Nashville with a coffee hour at the governor's mansion on May 18. He will address Vanderbilt University marking its 105th anniversary and observe ceremonies at Percy Priest dam site. The visit continues to Muscle Shoals and Huntsville Alabama for a 30 year TWA ceremony before returning to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Tennessee
Nashville
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
White House
Ibans
PBS
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Percy Priest Dam
Cumberland River
Muscle Shoals
Ala
TWA
Huntsville
Forecasts for Kingsport and Tennessee Valleys
Considerable cloudiness and windy, cooler tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Wednesday bring partly cloudy, windy and cooler conditions, with frost likely Wednesday night. Thursday looks fair and warmer. East Tennessee clears to partly cloudy and much cooler tonight and Wednesday. Middle Tennessee sees clear and colder tonight and Wednesday.
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Kingsport
East Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Political Rise of Con Quillen Follows Reece Legacy
A Kingsport congressman Jimmy Quillen mirrors mentor B E Reece, earning early praise for bipartisanship and efficiency. He helped secure a $10,600 settlement for Greeneville widow Mrs Bartlett over the Andrew Johnson home restoration, leading to a favorable claims bill passage.
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Jimmy Quillen
Carroll Reece
Kingsport
Tennessee
Congressman Reece
Rep
Quitten
U.S. House of Representatives
Reece
Congress
Quillen
Margaret Patterson Bartlet
Greeneville
Goverment
Andrew Johnson
United States
Bartlett
Johnson
Andrew Johnson Patterson
Theterror Department
Bartlet
Greene County
Child Safety Month Declared by State Press Association
MEMPHIS May is named Child Safety Month by the State Press Association to protect Tennessee children. J. R. Howard of the Memphis Press Scimitar chairs the safety committee and notes spring outdoor activity raises risk, urging groups to join the campaign to save lives.
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Memphis
UPS
Tennessee
The
State Press Association
TPA Traffic Safety Committee
J. 2. Howard
Memphis Press Scimitar
Sal J Groups
Honeong Campuiee
Howard
Hair Loss Linked to Natural Oils Claims in Ad
An advertisement from Houston touts a treatment by Loesch Laboratory Consultants Inc. claiming natural oils and sebum components trigger hair loss and that their scalp treatment halts loss and regrows hair in non male pattern cases. It invites a 32 day trial at their risk, noting possible limitations for advanced male baldness.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Heystat
Loesch Laboratory
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Sgt. York
Pall Mall
Alvin York
Bie
York
Corps of Engineers
Percy Priest
U.S. Corps of Engineers
James B. Newman III
Old Hickory Dam
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Silverdale
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Ralph Janow
Ronnie Rogers
James Hart
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Columbia
Herbert Barney Roser
Cheatham County
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