Final Vote On Atomic Bill Slated In House
Washington report says the House may cast a final vote on a compromise atomic energy bill after the Senate approved a fresh package. The Senate-passed plan would keep government control of most atomic patents for five years and allow private development afterward. It preserves information exchange with allies and permits private industry entry into stat e held patents. The earlier stalemate centered on civilian development patents and compulsory sharing. The roll call stood 39 to 17 in favor.
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Ntse
Eisenhower
U.S
Congress
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Tve
Une
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Sen
Hickenlapper
Iowa
House Atomic Energy Committee
Referendum Date To Be Set Tonight For New Junior High
The mayor and board plan to decide on a referendum date for an $828,000 bond to build a second junior high school and a seventh school building to handle rising pupil load. Moulton indicated September 25 as a tentative date if voters approve, with turnout expected from citizens at tonight’s regular meeting.
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Stenger
D. W. Moulton
Aion
Moultan
Board of Education
March of Dimes Drive Urges Public Donations
Donors are urged to send contributions to March of Dimes at Kingsport while Sul ivan County chapter chairman Welch cites a nationwide drive with a 20 million dollar goal to support vaccine administration and care for polio patients this year. In Chicago a separate political clash centers on President Eisenhower allegedly ordering a high value power contract with a friend of his, prompting denials and calls for investigations.
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Fist National Bank
Kingsport
Dim Welch
Sulivan County
The
National Foundation
Foundation
Jenders
Approval Of New Farm Bill Seen
Washington reports that a hard fought farm bill compromise neared congressional approval. Senate and House leaders wrestled over dairy supports raising or cutting subsidies while aiming to drain government surplus. The pact sets dairy supports at 75 percent parity and diverts milk to school programs the armed forces and veterans hospitals, with some members opposing the final terms.
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Sen
Young
Rep
Andresen
Minn
Hope
R-Kan
House Agriculture Committee
House
tAiken Tr-Vr
Senate Agriculture Committee
Administration
Senate
Benson
Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
Two Major Changes In THP Announced
Nashville August 17 safety commissioner Luttrell announced two major changes today in the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Capt J J Jackson 43 of Nashville named inspector, succeeding Robert Bib 41 of Nashville who moves to director of the Bureau of Records and Statistics. Both appointments effective immediately Luttrell said.
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State ‘Safety
W. Wo Lut ‘Iell
Tennessee
J. J. Jackson
Robert E. Bib
Salsa
Bureau of Records and Statistics
Luttrell
Eisenhower Registers Absentee Voters in New York Visit
President and Mrs. Eisenhower flew to New York to register as absentee voters for the November elections. They met Democrat clerk Thomas Callaghan at the Board of Election officials who assisted with the registrations. The President praised Callaghan and joked during the process before returning to Washington.
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New York
Board of
Eterans
Washington
White House
Trelang
Thomas Callighan
Registrare
Callaghan
Frinner
Ike
Chattanooga Sees Heat Record Run This Week
Chattanooga faces extreme heat with temperatures possibly reaching 102 degrees after three days of record highs. The day’s forecast notes 101 two days ago, surpassing the previous high for the date by three degrees, marking the hottest spell since 1918 when a 97 was recorded.
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Chattanooga
Ape Sumiday
Special Events at East Tennessee Fair Packed Week
John Poet as president announces a week of entertainment at the East Tennessee District Fair from August 93 to 28. The program opens with Bob Kelly's auto crash kings at J Fred Johnson Stadium, featuring 30 events, with two free shows nightly at 1:30 and 10 o clock. Doris and Her Palven perform tricks with trained flags. Five horse shows begin Wednesday at 7:30 pm, stake night Saturday, with over 200 horses entered for 6500 in prizes, some stakes as high as 1000. Johnny Tinstey Shows carnival will run on the midway Monday through Saturday. Those in grandstand can view horse and auto thrill shows without paying fair admission if they show stadium phase tickets.
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East Tennnessee
Autust
John Poteat
Bob Kelly
Parent
United States
Foteat
Knowland Demands Mitchell Furnish Facts On Eisenhower Contract
Senate leader William Knowland demanded that Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell provide facts to back his charge that President Eisenhower’s friendship influenced a power contract. He defended the President on the floor, saying Mitchell’s claim casts reflections on Eisenhower and weakens public trust. Mitchell earlier accused the President of directing the Atomic Energy Commission to award a Tennessee Valley Authority related contract, prompting debate in Chicago with Republican Jean Tall.
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L—rhe Reni Wcrate nMund Ubises
Eisenhower
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Leonard W. Hall
Atomic Energy Commission
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Jenner
R-Ind
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Saval
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Lear
Augusta
Galler
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
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Dixon-Yates
Atomic Energy
Senate
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IVA
Dixon
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Washington
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Stephen Mitchell
Knowland
Counin
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Uni
Joint Amie Energy Committee
Justice Department
Jean]ard W.tall
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gunmen Arrested As Queen Visits Ireland
In Belfast police detained four men found with guns and explosives and held others in protective custody to secure Queen Elizabeth’s brief Northern Ireland stop. The arrests, part of wide security for her visit, followed by 2000 officers and Yard branch staff on duty.
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Southern Ireland
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Wo d. Derratt
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Elizabeth
Scotland
Aldergrove Airport
Trelanh
Prince ‘Philip
Irish Republican Army
Cridge
Sowth Armagh
Aldergrove
Cross Burns in School Yard Incident Report
A six foot cross wrapped in clots was burned in front of the combined Charleston elementary and high school early today. Principal Harry L. Hangack said neighbors reported being awakened by shouting and looked out to see the fiery cross. No reason for the act was known.
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Charleston
Ladey
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Hancock
Citywide School Registration Due August Twenty Fourth
Kingsport City students who have never been registered must register August 24 from 9 a m to 3 p m. at their future school. Parents should bring birth certificates health exams and smallpox vaccination evidence for new first graders and notify principals of address changes to transfer records.
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Kings Port
Dana Wie
Kingsport
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Parriots
Accident Victim Remains Unconscious After Crash
Bristol reports an unconscious 23 year old Miss Mildred Burnett among seven injured when a car collided head on with a trailer near Blountville. Two nursing students and a Greeneville man died. Several others in serious condition include Elmer Morrison Wayne Quillen Dorothy S Margarete Bloomer Billy Henstes. Police complete investigation with no charges filed. Typhoon warnings issued for southern Japan as storm moves north from Okinawa.
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Blountville
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Cart H. Trent
Jana Fish Commission
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Kingsport
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U. S. Rowe
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Greene County
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Harold Bascom Porter
Greeneville
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Morrison
Geneville
Wayne Quillen
Dorothy S
Margarete Jean Bloomer
Dale St
Billy Henstes
Hill Ai
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Senate vote rebuffs administration on anti Communist bill
The Senate rejected an administration backed approach and passed amendments to outlaw the Communist party's influence. Key points include declaring the party as an illegitimate organization, restricting union leaders, and penalizing Communist infiltration in unions and bargaining groups. The House measure, not outlawing membership, was deemed preferable by the administration, while Kefauver and others questioned if the bill truly bans the party.
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Parti
Ira Ecu
House
Communist Party
Tritate
Sen
Kefaw
Tenn
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Bor Unians
Forhitt
Yhionimal
Tronv
Befauver
Lin
Sutton May Run as Independent For House Seat
MEMPHIS August 17 rep Pat Sutton may run as an independent for reelection to his Sixth District seat in the House. The Commercial Appeal said dispatch from Washington reported Sutton would neither confirm nor deny the report. Sutton commented I’m not through with politics and I am only 38 years old.
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Dispatch
Washington
Sutton
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Debsane
Ross Bass
Pulaski
Ouster Of Athens City Council Sought
Athens Tenn August 17 the McMinn County Election Commission notified council members they have 10 days to resign before a call for ouster. Petitions seek removal of Mayor J F Cartwright and Mayor Edward Millard plus councilmen C A Anderson Delmar Campbell and Warwell Profit. Petitions filed last week and signed by about 1000 persons but carry no charges.
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McMinn Caimy Election Commission
Athens
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View
Edward Millard
Church Bishop Defies State in Hungary Stand
Hungarian Bishop Peter, a World Council of Churches delegate, proclaimed the church must not kneel to any social system and must preserve freedom within its vocation. He urged courage to defend church independence amid Communist rule, noting delegates from 20 Communist lands at the assembly.
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Evanston
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Cincinnati
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