19 Aug 1960
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1960
Page
1
UPI reports a rechargeable nickel cadmium battery first used in a Remington multi head shaver promises portable electricity for irons and other appliances. Newborn infant care at New York Medical Center records heartbeats to develop standards for treating heart failure and congenital defects.
Boston UPI reports Carl Moore 72 a radio musician died of heart wenzure funeral services for Laura Bogne Cooke 86 oldest descendant of pioneer Daniel Boone in St Louis New York NBC cameraman Jesse Sabin 53 died after short illness Ridgewood funeral for Emmett T. Drew 70 longtime NJ Public Utility Commission secretary died after long illness
Funeral services for Sam I Keel 66 of KE Ravine Rd will be at 2 p m Saturday at First Methodist Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Elks Lodge in charge at graveside. S O Johnson died Wednesday funeral 11 a m Saturday at Colonial Heights Presbyterian burial Holston View Cemetery Masons Lodge in charge. Body moved from Carter-Claman Funeral Home to residence then church. Pallbearers listed. Harriet Archer 82 died Thursday morning near Greenshed funeral 2 p m Saturday Bethesda Presbyterian burial church cemetery Survivors listed. Body returned to home at 10 a m today from Doughty Stevens Funeral Home.
Carl Edgar Mann 64 of Route 4 Church Hill died unexpectedly at home from a heart attack. He was a Navy veteran, longtime area resident, and member of the First Freewill Baptist Church and Hawkins County American Legion. Survived by wife Sallie Parker Mann, three daughters, one son, and grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at First Freewill Baptist Church with burial in Liberty Hill Cemetery. Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home in charge. Local moving notes and Montreal medical transplant brief follow.
Jamestown Sun reports the Naval Reserve Training Center used a free teen job ad offer to recruit high school students for summer naval reserve training. Radio growth headlines the New York bureau note, with ownership up 98 percent since 1944 and portable radio sales quadrupling over the decade.
Tulsa report notes Bar bara McIntire wins the National Women's Amateur Championship and would become the first to hold both British and American titles in the same year after winning the British Championship at Harlech Wales in May. Nearby New York story says flowers move freely among non Communist nations via a Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association system despite trade barriers.
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