Baby Girl Left With Auto Parts Clerk At Kingsport Store
A young woman left a two month old baby girl with Bob Harrison at Automotive Service & Supply Co. on East Market Street and fled across Market Street. The infant, described as blue-eyed with red hair, appeared to have diaper rash but otherwise healthy. Police were notified.
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Kingsport Auto Parts
Bob Harrison
Automotive Service & Supply Co
E. Market St
Harrison
Market Street
Sullivan Street
Sullivan
Auto Pads
Byrd fights aid bill amendment as Senate screens plan
Washington indecisive Senate faces first showdown on a 4.33 billion foreign aid bill. Byrd leads a fight to constrain long term loans, while administration allies seek victory. Fulbright proposes committee notification. GOP backs limited veto. Debate timed to seven hours with a late vote expected.
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Washington
Senate
Byrd
Congress
J. William, Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
GOP
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Keneath B. Keating
R-N. Y
House
New American Space Shot Set By UPI at Cape Canaveral
United States expected within weeks to attempt an unmanned Mercury orbital flight switching from Redstone to Atlas. An earlier monkey idea is dropped. a chimpanzee may fly later before a human mission. NASA weighs a possible suborbital manned test before a full orbital attempt this year. Officials acknowledge Russian cosmonaut momentum as a challenge while stressing readiness for the orbital goal.
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AL Kuetiner
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPE
United States
Earth
U.S
Negros Charged With Mistreatment In Police Picket Fight
In Nashville two whites and several Blacks faced city court on charges tied to a bi racial picket line Saturday night. Diane Nash Ruby Smith and Matthew Walker were convicted of disorderly conduct. Walker testified of police beating. Larry Hunter and Joe McDonald were found guilty of vagrancy and loitering after denying employment.
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Nashville
Charles Cardwell
Andrew Doyle
Tvo
Doyle
Diane Nash
Focal Student “Nonviolent" Movement
Ruby Smith
Matthew Walker
Walker
Miss Nash
Miss Smith
Larry Hunter
Atlanta
Joe McDonald
Nassau College
New York
Hunter
McDonald
U.S. Proposes Laos Troop Withdrawal Accord
In Geneva UPI reports the United States formally offers to withdraw all U.S. military personnel from Laos and calls for concurrent pullouts by other foreign forces including Vietminh. Ambassador Harriman signs the pledge as part of the Laos peace talks, aiming to ease Southeast Asia war tensions.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Laos
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Pueblo
Colo
Woes of Kingsport Civil Defense in Sunday's Times-News
Local feature by Jerry Alley examines the nearly non existent Kingsport Civil Defense program as part of the Times-News Sunday package. Paula Gilliam previews Miss Kingsport Miss Sullivan County pageant with a photo spread. The sports section forecasts fall gridiron season at Church Hill High School. The Times News Magazine reflects on the Powers spy trial conviction a year later.
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Kingsport
Jerry Alley
This Sunday
Times-News
Paula Gilliam
Sullivan County
Church Hill High School
Times News
Family Weekly
Francis Gary Powers
Probe Of Crawford Death Continues In Tennessee
There were no new developments today in the investigation of the death of Guy B. Crawford, with his auto and body found about 12 feet apart at Cherokee Lake a week ago. An autopsy was ordered by District Attorney Howard S. Witt as investigators pursue unusual circumstances. lab results to determine exact cause of death are pending. A pathologist ruled against natural death and not drowning. three agents remain on the case with local sheriffs and Witt.
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Guy B. Crawford
W. LE. Hopton
Tennessee Bureau of Criminal
Crawford
Cherokee Lake
Howard S. Witt
Hopton
Congress
House
Senate
Commerce Committee
U.S
Pit AB
Titov lands from Voskhod II after 25 hour orbit
Maj Gherian Titov disclosed at a Moscow University news conference that he was lifted from Voskhod II last Monday and returned to Earth by parachute after a 25 hour spaceflight. He said he could have landed manually but used automatic controls and landed at a low altitude. He described the automatic landing test and that parachute deployment saved him after the ship brake and landing systems operated. Titov noted space weightlessness affected his inner ear and appetite but left no lasting harm.
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Henry Shaprio
Moscow
UPI
Gherian Titov
Vostok II
Earth
Costenant
Moscow University
Titov
Russia
Vostok
Yuri Gagarin
Street Scenes of Market and Broad Streets
A little girl dressed as an adult in her mother's high heels plays on Market Street while a boy, unhappy, trails behind on Broad Street. A shopper declines to buy another toy in a dime store as a man loosens his hat and tie and rolls up his sleeves before entering a nearby oven area.
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Market Street
Broad Street
UAW Leaders To Decide On Strike Vote
UAW officials meet to decide if a strike vote should be sought from 120000 Ford workers as Ford ends Aug 31 contract, same date as GM and Chrysler. Ford talks recessed for UAW Ford negotiating committee meeting.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
TUE
Chicago
New Brunswick
Dayston
Warren
Ohio
Rochester
UAW -Fordy
House Moves To Penalize Aerial Piracy
Congress eyes new crimes to curb hijacking with a death penalty for deadly weapon cases. Senate approves measure 92 to 0, but current hijackings fall outside its reach due to timing of acts. Airlines tighten security as border patrols are ordered on select flights.
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Juanamen
Senate
State Department
United States
Cuba
Sis
Khrushchev threatens U S bases in war warning
In Moscow Khrushchev warned allied states that the Soviet Union would crush Western bases if war starts, while offering to negotiate Berlin. He cited threats against bases in Italy Greece Denmark Norway and other nations and urged unity of the Communist bloc. He pressed that in a worldwide Communist society man will be brother to man and rejected Western terms.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Italy
Greece
Denmark
Worway
Berlin
Gheorghe Gheorghiu- Dej
Hallam
Amintore Fanfani
Soviet Union
U.S
Fanfani
U. S
Taly
Acropolis
Reds Plan to Tighten Control Across Berlin Border
East German parliament authorizes measures to curb refugee flows and safeguard the GDR amid reports of Ivan Koniev taking command of 22 Soviet divisions in East Germany. Ulbricht vows defense readiness as Khrushchev pressures for a peace treaty and wider Soviet military posture near Berlin.
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Berlin
UPI
Easts
Gavelshal
Ivan Koniev
Com
Chaitlinunist
West Berlin
East Germany
NATO
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
Lothar Bolz
Nikita Khntshchev
Role
Koniev
Leon Trotsky
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Ulbricht
People’s Army
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Red
Red Parliament
U.S.S
Congress Approves Kennedy Defense Budget and Civil Defense Funds
Congress backs President Kennedy with a defense bill totaling about 45.4 billion to deter Soviet aggression. The vote was 387 to 0 in the House and a Senate voice vote, with 93,000 Army draft notices planned for next month to boost manpower, planes, and missiles.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Pentagon
House
Senate
Nikita Khrushchey Rj
East Germany
Damage Suits Filed In Deaths In Kingsport Traffic Crash
Damage suits totaling 340000 have been filed in Law Court against the Community Fire Department after a June 1 traffic crash on US Highway 23 that killed two people and injured two others. The suits name the fire department and driver Bradshaw in separate actions, with multiple estates seeking 100000 to 60000 totals for damages. The fire department operates as a private firm serving Kingsport suburbs.
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Community Fire Department
Kingsport
Fred Mayberry
James Mayberry
Fire Department
R. B. Braidshaw
Millard Leonard
William’ Can
Flossie Mayberry
Tate Sproles
Sife Inez C
Sproles
Mayberry
Bradshaw
US Highway 23
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Satellite Echo anniversary marks milestone in orbit
Washington reports NASA scientists now expect Echo to survive beyond one year as the giant aluminum balloon nears its seventh orbit anniversary. Echo has traveled over 1.5 million miles, reflecting radio signals and helping test space communications. In Hong Kong and Macao reports claim a disease epidemic link to space tech, but no confirmation from authorities.
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UPI
Echo
North Star
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Tit Sas
Hong Kong
Macao
Hong
South China
Kwangting
Asln
Canton
Kong
com+j
Soviet Union
Gloua
Network Ter Radlin
Tele
Macap Goyvision
Edin
Kwanglime
Eisenhower
Weather update from UL Weather Bureau at AL TréFitins
Kingsport and vicinity report partly cloudy skies with a low in the upper 60s. Warmer, humid conditions continue with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in the upper 80s yesterday and today.
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AL TréFitins
Kingsport
Riga
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