Attend 4-H Roundup Opening Today
More than 100 4 boys and girls from across the state will attend the University of Tennessee roundup this week. Sullivan County leads a delegation including Sue Raves Molson and Tom Bethany. others from Holston Hamblen Blountville and Blountville areas join Charles Holland and Mrs Helen Stocking. Highlights include a talk by Lonnie Safley of the Tennessee Farm Bureau, a pageant The Magnificent Harvest, a tour of the Great Smoky Mountains, and the announcement of state project winners and 4H Council officers.
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Knoxville
Varsity of Tennessee
Sullivan County
Sue Raves
Molson
Jimtey Blajock
Holston
Irying
Tom Bethany
Blountville
An Forestry
Sullivan
George
Martha Barnes
Bol Herkman
Hamblen
David Whitatker
Mike Galloway
Patsy
Peggy Rodgers
Blounteille
Charles Holland
Helen Stocking
Assetants J
Lonnies Safley
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
Lands Play
Great, Smoky Mountains
Feeding Out Beef Steers Could Boost Farm Income
Tennessee farmers may raise income by feeding out beef steers and heifers for slaughter says Dr. Q Glen Hall UT associate professor of animal husbandry at the Tobacco Experiment Station. Feed experiments show net gains per head over costs, with full feeding for extra days improving finish and quality. Alfalfa weevil control achieved on about 90 percent of acres. remaining failures tied to improper insecticide use or fertilizer misapplication. Recommendations include soil testing, proper lime and fertilizer, seeding with proven varieties, and avoiding cutting alfalfa after Sept 1 to store reserves.
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Greeneville
Tennessee
Q Glen Hall
University of Tennessee
Hall
Saist
Stelman L. Benet
Sail
Tobacc Station
Charles 8. Graves
Atlantic
Buffalo
Narragansett
DuPuiis
Wileiamsburg
Sudden Deaths Mark Hollywood Tragic Year
Hollywood mourns a wave of sudden deaths among stars and film figures. Marilyn Monroe, Carole Landis, DuBarry Valez, and others died by overdose or suicide. Clark Gable, James Dean, Ernie Kovacs, Mike Todd, and Jean Harlow died in accidents or illness. The piece notes late careers, marriages, and high-profile losses across decades of cinema history.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
SPI
Mardyne Monroe
Miss Monroe
Carole Landis
Dupe Velee
Oikers
Mike Tyree Power
Clark Gable
Marilyn
Misfits
Ernie Kovacs
James Dean
Mike Todd
Carole Lumbard
Gable
Jean Harlow
Miss Man
Fell Chandler
Alfier
Kay Kendall
Rex Harrison
Leukeaviay
Miss Valez
Gary Cooper
Vower
Spain
Solomon Ami Sheba
Miss Lombard
Kennedy Names Two To AEC Offices
ANS. PORT Mass AP The Atomic Energy Commission will gain strength with two new appointees. John G Palfrey of New York and James T Ramey of Boston were named by President Kennedy as AEC members. Ramey, 47, is executive director of the joint Senate House Committee on Atomic Energy. Palfrey is dean of Columbia College. Vacancies were created by the departure of Sohn S Graham and Loren K Quene who returned to private practice as their six year terms expired.
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ANNIS
Port
Mass
Aman Atomic Energy Commission
Til
John G. Palfrey
New York
James T. Ramey
Rinnis
Kennedy
AEC
Ramey
Joint
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Patfroy
Vis
Columbia College
Columbia
Sohn
Graham
Loren K. Quen
You Know wy United Press International
The Avas Mountains in northwest Africa cover about 510 miles, spanning Morocco, Algeria and Thailand.
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United Press International
Avas Mountains
West Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Thais
Negro Leaders Vow To Step Up Equality Battle
Albany Georgia news item notes Negro leaders Vow to intensify a voter registration drive to remove barriers in the South. Dr W E Anderson president of the Albany Movement and Wart Walker executive director of the SCLC urged volunteers to assist in registering voters as part of a broader civil rights push amid local resistance and pending federal court action.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
Nugral
South
Georgia
Wart Wilker
Adana
W. E. Anderson
Albany Movement
Wi Neerses
de. Amerian
Albany
Sad Walker
Southern Christian Leadership
Martin Luther King Walker
Holy Hall
Timbering Heavy Prices Decline In Cherokee Logs
Cleveland reports a record 24 million board feet of sawlogs and pulpwood cut from the Cherokee National Forest in the fiscal year ending. The Forest Supervisor announced the largest previous cut was 19 million board feet during WW II recovery. Contracts on southern pine sawtimber dropped from 21.81 to 16.43 per thousand board feet, while overall bids weakened.
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Cleveland
Tean
Cherokee National Forest
Sas
Stradt
Southern Pine Sawtimbker
Eer Diirnet Bart
Highway Patrol Reports Four Accidents On Sunday
Kingsport patrol logs show four traffic accidents Sunday with two injuries. One crash occurred at 6:49 PM on US Take Crest Road in Washington County and another at 4:15 PM on US 3 in Colonial Heights near Take Crest Road. Other incidents occurred at 5:00 AM in Hawkins County and at 8:22 PM on Lena Garden Road.
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Kingsport
The
Highway Patrol
Dts
Mat Halls
Hawkins County
Lena Garden
Minor accidents and disturbances reported in Kingsport
One minor accident occurred at the intersection of H. Cemter St. and Wilcox Drive with light activity on Sunday. Disturbances were reported on Renad 3 and 'G' St. No injuries were noted. US Navy estate cartier Puget Sound was sold to a Hong Kong breaker. the 2A.16-ton vessel will be towed here Friday.
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Price
TA Pam
H. Cemter
Wilcox Drive
Renad 3
Hong Kong
UPH
Navy
Cartier Puget Sound
Chiap Hua Company
Sane
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Approach
A science report touts a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne that supposedly shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. The claim notes actual reduction of the condition and quotes unnamed patients praising the treatment though no proven availability or approval is described.
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Hotoven
Auppnvillory
Iataral
Atall Drug Courtare
Tennessee Farm Bureau Presidents Hold Conference
Tennessee Farm Bureau prepares for its annual Presidents Conference at the Etat Camp near Columbia on August 7. State officers and 93 county bureaus will attend. keynote talks cover reapportionment, legal status, dairy programs, and national farm policy. Speakers include James L. Bomar and Erwin F. Hunt with analyses on county impacts and federal court decisions.
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Columbia
Farey Bureau
Hese
York
Whart
Faro Bueresa
James L. Bomar
Tennesste House of Representatives
Erwin F. Hunt
Nashville
Tennessee
Haci Biaceau
Bomar
Hunt Walt
M. Nellan
National Milk Producers Federarian
Webster Pendergrass
M'Feerstye of Tennessee
Commundity Division
American Farm Bureau
Sullivan 4 H Club Chatter
Sullivan 4 H Club notes a busy period with dress contest improvements and a trip to the State 4 H Roundup at the University of Tennessee. The piece mentions cake baking, a dress revue, sales in Bristol and Kingsport, and plans for a Knoxville gathering with senior and junior members.
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Knoxville
Paing
Doxige
Rise in Attendance Means More Money For Schools
Tennessee public schools see higher average daily attendance ADA in 1961 62 with Kingsport Bristol Hawkins Rogersville and Morristown reporting gains that boost state funding totals. State education division notes ADA rises drive about one third of yearly 115.5 million appropriations beginning July 1.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Anj
Ada
Monk of Educasion
Mincenent
Bapgan
Emergency surge at Holston Valley left 100 plus treated
Over 100 persons received emergency treatment Sunday at Holston Valley Community Hospital. Injuries ranged from cuts to the hand to falls and rock injuries. An 8 year old boy was admitted after being struck in the eye, listed in good condition. another boy, a year younger, was treated for a head wound and released. A woman suffered leg injuries from electricity in graded steps, and a man had chest pains. A 17 year old was burned, a 9 year old fell and injured an ankle, and a dog attack left one person dead on arrival at the hospital. At 7 p.m. rescuers responded to a wreck on Highway Bl.
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Holston Valley Community Hospital
Kingsport
Tak
Halts Cross Road
McMurtrey Honored At Tennessee Tobacco Research
Pr James McMurtrey Jr a nationally known authority on haven culture was honored last Tuesday for tobacco research at the University of Tennessee Experiment Station He helped establish the first tobacco experimental plots 30 years ago and has long guided tobacco investigations at the Craps Research Division USDA He is retiring as head of tobacco investigations in the Crop Research Division.
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Greentville
James €. McMurtrey Jr
Anto Haven
University of Tennessee Experiment Station
McMurtrey
Tbacco Investigtings
Craps Research Division
Department of Agriculture
Junior Livestock Show Set for August 20 at Tennesseee
The annual Junior Livestock Show is scheduled for August 20 at 1 p.m. at Fred Johnson Station. J Ward, chair, states the event is open to all farm families in Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Hawkins, Hancock, Carter, Unicoi, Hamblen, Cocke and Johnson Counties in Tennessee plus Lee, Wise and Washington counties in Virginia. Sponsored by the Wilsonport Chamber of Commerce with Cumberland County extension staff overseeing dairy cattle judging to be announced later. Total prizes amount to 700 dollars.
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Fred Johnson
J. Ward
Furnie Farmers of
Wimsport Chamber of
Kash ‘Tennessee
Clyde Chappell
Eiry
Man Tae
University of Tennessee
Jude
Wil
Louisville AP City and Public Notices Roundup
Kentucky News reports local elections with Burkett named mayor of Winchester replacing Iwenk as city chief. In Louisville Maj Gen Dillman A A will join a retired Army Reserve post, while Miss Orchard Criss Dinstead receives festival honors as Orchard Grass champion grower.
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Burkett
Mayer of Winthemer
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Saith
Suetessat
Gheren
Nosene
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Vicemayor
Inok
Sniah
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Siturdas
UAT
Tnt
Louisville
Tease
Tacky
Hith
Dillman
Pho
Louise and Jeffersos County
Mason
Ola
FL Chaffee
Orchard Criss
Dinstead
John Robert But ‘Orts
Goshen, Ky
Pris Ave
Tennessee Lawmakers Vote on Recent Roll Call
Washington AP reports Tennessee members of Congress listed by vote on a recent roll call. On passage the record shows Baker, Ross, Frerett, Murray, Reeve, Solvning-Davis, Evins, Fras ane, LeanerYn supported the bill. Opposed were Reece, Mat votin, Davis, Evins, Frasier, Losec as the Senate call followed.
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Washington
Tennessee
Congress
Carly
House On Passage
Baker
Ross
Frerett
Murray
Reeve
Solvning
Davis
Evins
Frasane
Leaner
Baker Réclamagna
Oregon
Rass
Beareli
Mir
Reece
Mat Votin
Frasier
Losec
Senate
Ral
Third and Fifth Districts Await Official Canvass on Elections
Widespread uncertainty surrounds the ongoing canvass as third and fifth district races remain unofficial. In the third district Richard Multa leads Sven, while Caplan Laser fights for late absentee ballots in a contested race.
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Bella
Charles Ciathreath
Howerstiey
Nashville
Union Expected To Ask Judge To Dismiss Suits
CHATTANOOGA AP The United Mine Workers plan to ask a judge to dismiss royalty suits against Southeast Tennessee gas operators. Lawyers for both sides say field performance has convinced them the fund will seek dismissal of the suits. The suits claimed operators shorted 40 cents per ton mined as royalties under UMW contracts. Ables of Pittsburgh said the union plans to drop suits without the right to pursue royalty payment. The dismissal would not affect other suits involving the Welfare Fund, the union, or the campaign.
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Chattanooga
Wallairer
Mnask U
Wetrict
Frank Wilson
P Lay
Suim Triay
Taiing
Sia Pitsburg
Vena
Welface
Union
Campanina
18 Year Old Held In Memphis Robbery
Memphis police report an 18 year old was arrested after a nighttime armed robbery in the Mississippi Street area. The suspect was taken into custody soon after a cab driver was held at knifepoint and fled the scene.
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Memphis
St. Banis Hay
Charley Martin Hobub
Mississippi
Ft. Chaves
Jatmie G
Ealy
Eastman Receives Aid Program Orders For Goods
Eastman Chemical Produces Inc at Kingsport received orders under US foreign aid for polyethene to South Korea and South Vietnam. CHE is the Tennessee marketing agency, with contracts totaling 103,840 and five additional orders to be filled. The Viet Wane Industrial Corp awarded the request, with shipments slated to Karen.
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Eastmon <Chemical Produces, Inc
Kingsport
Wuater Peaumony Ie
CHE
Tennessee
Frrar
South View Nanto
Viet Wane Industrial Cocp
Ifor Crystal
Karen
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Aif
Heron
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