Compromise On Bill Is Agreed By Farm Group
A compromise dairy price supports bill faced House review after Senate conferees agreed on a five percent parity level with flexible supports for butter cheese milk and other dairy products. Key lawmakers from both parties expressed optimism though some House members pressed for higher levels and broader provisions before final passage. The plan aims to align with President Eisenhower’s stance while addressing farm group concerns and potential grazing land management changes.
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Senate
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Sen
Young
Rep
Andresen Jr-Mione
Vey Tiause
Andresen
Hause
Aiken
R-Vl
Roy
Hagenr-Kam
Wwe
Mope
Eisenhower
Pla
Tenlaire Benson
Benson
Jay
Alken
Forest Service
Police Seek Two Men For Holdup Of Taxi
Police report two men robbed cabdriver George Roberts at pistol point around 2 15 a m Sunday taking 7 40. Roberts said the men picked him up as mates and forced him to drive toward Chestnut Ridge and Cook s Valley before abandoning the cab and fleeing on foot.
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George Roberts
Win Peat Chestnut Ridge
Gilliam Cab Co
Roberts
Cook’s Valley
Boy Hurt As Truck Leaves Embankment
A nine year old Kingsport boy was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital Sunday night for injuries after the truck he rode in went off an embankment on Crooked Road. Three others had minor injuries and were treated and released. Police said the truck left the embankment.
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Kingsport
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Keith Dixon
Jarrett Drive
Mery Light
Margaret
Carl Thanas Light
Bunker
New Bill Aims to Outlaw Communist Party Activity
Washington Aug 15 Contonal leaders met at a White House conference to push Congress to pass a measure declaring the Communist party outlawed and without rights. The plan targets the party as such, not individual members, aligning with administration views and White House discussions. The proposal builds on Senate actions and positions from Senate leaders Knowland and Ferguson, with Browell present.
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Congress
Bil
Isenhower
Communist Party
Spe
Martin it-Mass
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Smith
Senate
Martin
Ferguson
Republican’ Policy Committee
Alty
Gen
Brownell
White House
Sen
Knowland
California
Renchers
House
A. Aanorate
Holston Valley Commission
U Nity
Sensteing
Mary Rice
Aken
City Offers To Replace Headstones In Linville Cemetery
Kingsport officials propose replacing vandalized Linville Cemetery headstones on correct graves once relatives provide exact locations. City manager D. W. Moulton said residents aided by August 7 vandalism wave, during which nearly half the tombstones were toppled and smaller stones taken for lawns.
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Kingsport
Linville
D. W. Moulton
Moulton
World Church Group Owens Chicago Opens World Assembly
Chicago hosted the opening festival of the World Council of Churches at Soldier Field with 125000 in attendance. An outdoor service featured a 4000-strong cast, choirs of hundreds, and a dramatic pageant on creation, evil, and a new world. Delegates from 16 denominations in 48 countries attended the opening ceremony.
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Owens Chicago
Chicago
Soldier Field
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Jesus
Tuge Stadium
Taraaces
Geore A. Otlewis
G. Bromey Oxnam
Washington
Council
Christ
Taladu
Ighi
T ‘Ae
Indochina Refugee Plane Crash Kills 48 Near Pakse
A Bristol cargo plane evacuating Vietnamese refugees from Hanoi to Saigon crashed into the Se Done River near Pakse in southern Laos. Forty six people were killed, mostly women and children, with three French crewmen and a Vietnamese woman and child among the survivors. The pilot reportedly warned one engine failed shortly before the crash.
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Indochina
Hanoii
Se Done
Pakse
Laos
Saigon
Faker
Break in Atomic Bill Deadlock Seen by Leaders
Washington August 16 Congressional leaders indicated they may pry the atomic energy bill from the logjam soon Speaker Martin would appoint House conferees to meet with the Senate after a White House conference Senate Republican Policy Chairman Ferguson said a compromise rate could be drafted for a Senate vote tomorrow The Senate rejected a prior compromise House negotiators resist yielding over private firms sole patent rights in civilian nuclear power development The Senate demanded a 10 year period of compulsory patent sharing Pricing compromise was rejected Most House conferees are expected to continue resisting the Senate proposal Representative W Sterling Cole defended exclusive patent rights as representing the House majority position
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Washington
Martin
fi-Mass
White House
House
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
W. Sterling Cole
Ftn
Riot Strife At Kingston Federal Prison Sparks Fire
Guards patrolled Kingston Federal Penitentiary after a Lynham riot left about 450 convicts firing and attackers injuring one guard. Police and 160 army troops assisted in quelling fires that damaged the wade shop roof and other areas, with damages estimated near a million dollars.
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Kingston
Unt
Ipoon
Canada
Prion
Wade
Party Chairs Clash Over Eisenhower Farm Policy
Chicago reports two party chairs differ on farm support under the Eisenhower administration. Stephen A. Mitchell of the Democrats condemns isolationist trends and praises the administration for a four billion dollar producer income today, while Leonard W. Hall of the Republicans defends the farm program as lower prices and a sound policy amid tensions from Guatemala Iran Suez and Indochina.
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Aix
Stephen A. Mitchell
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Amer-Democrats
Ian Bar Assa
Mitchell
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Eisenhower
McCarthy
Duke
Svas
Koren
Guatemala
Iran
Suez
Indochina
Five Injured in Bristol Area Car Truck Crash
A car collided head on with a truck two miles west of Blountville on U S Route 19 leaving five injured two seriously. Miss Mildred Burnette 23 of Kingsport was reported in critical condition at Bristol Memorial Hospital along with others with fractures in serious condition. Several victims later died including Miss Davis and Mrs Harris. Funeral services planned for Miss Dayly and Mrs Harris with survivors listed. Investigating officers cited slippery pavement and failure to navigate a curve as factors.
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Creaney
Sullivan County
Kingsport
Greene County
Blountville
Bristol
Mildred Burnette
Sewanee Ave
Bristol Memorial Hospital
Hoaspital
Vei West Pudaushier
East Suth Kimgsport
Harold Bascom Porter
Greeneville
Paster Wis
Mass Harris
Miss Davis
Burnette
Warne Quillen
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Hiringsport
Jean Blooner
Dale St
Duushter
Paul Keller
Tilly Hensley
Ner Mortison
Dobson Chapel
Charlie Dali
Bavis
Ova Davis
Holston
Land
Ida Bel- Hlamy
Davis
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Westview Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Rogersville
Howard Thompson
Joe Byrd
Joh Way
Margeret
Mary
Virginia Harris
Phil
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Woodson
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Roy
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Jim Harris
Churet Hil
Grant
Hugh
Tennesse
Patrohaan
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Fred Fitch
Fitch
Tennessee
Kiley
Hi Whes
Holston Valley
Hos
Vpil
Feeable
Four Inmates Escape From Brushy Mountain Prison Camp
A chaotic incident at Brushy Mountain State Prison Camp last night involved four inmates fleeing. State police responded as investigators begin to piece together how the escape occurred and which parties attempted to intervene amid political tensions referenced in the scrambled report.
Speedup Sought For Vote On Sen. McCarthy
Washington reports that Senator Watkins hopes a bipartisan six member committee can prepare a censure report on Senator McCarthy by May 1 to allow a Senate vote before the November election. Key senators warn action by Oct 1 is needed to avoid delaying reelection campaigns.
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Yepart
McCarthy
Senate
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H-Culif
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D-G
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Edwin ©. Johnson
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CBS
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Wisconsin
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Metar Jthy
Watkins Committee
Senate Investigations ‘Subcommittee
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