Winners Named in East Tennessee Junior Livestock Show
Judges List Winners in the East Tennessee District Junior Livestock Show held here yesterday. The event listed ribbon winners across multiple classes including heifers, calves, and cows from Greeneville, Parrotsville, Church Hill, and nearby towns. Notable names include Warren Gaby, Jack Gregg, Darley Peters, and Randy Hicks among Greeneville participants with champions and reserve honors acknowledged in senior and junior categories.
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East West Fireworks May Explode In U N Over Syria
United Nations debate focuses on Syria and Oman as East West tensions rise. Iraq leads Arab bloc challenging Western policy while Britain defends its actions in the region. Delegates anticipate a narrow council vote amid charges of Soviet influence and internal Arab conflicts. The Sultan of Muscat and Oman backs Britain, urging rejection of the Arab complaint as within Oman’s sovereignty.
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Doubtful Of Any New Plans For Federal Judges
Washington report says the Senate will not create new federal judgeships this year or next. Senate and House judiciary panels consider omnibus measures to add over 40 judges, but passage is unlikely. Separate Utah, Kansas, Maryland, North Carolina, Missouri, North Dakota, and Tennessee bills face objections.
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Witness in Drunk Case Admits Drinking Before Trial
Witness in a public drunkenness case testified Tuesday in City Court. Judge Branley Blue fined the defendant 520 after the witness admitted having a couple of drinks when subpoenaed. The court proceedings included a list of participants and local names mentioned by the judge and officers.
Teamster Strike Cripples New York Dairy Delivery
A Teamsters strike by interstate tank truck drivers disrupted New York City and Hudson Valley dairy deliveries. The walkout affected up to 95 percent of raw milk transport, with daily losses estimated around one million dollars. Talks, wage and hour demands, and a city mediation meeting are ongoing as suppliers assure hospital and institutional needs remain met.
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Dairy
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Dave Beck
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Dairy Transport Asst
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Roscne F. Randle
City Health Commissioner
Housewife found strangled in Hollywood hallway
Esther Greenwald 34 was found garroted in the hallway of her Hollywood home by her husband Maurice after he returned from work. Police report the house未 had not been robbed and note this is the third similar murder in five months in the area involving strangling and possible rape.
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Ruth Goldsmith
Two Men Jailed on Kidnap Charges in Jasper Tenn
Two Wisboro youths reported being kidnaped after automobile trouble on Highway 41. Nash Moore of Chattanooga and William Dalton of Pointstone Ga were jailed after Chattanooga police and state highway patrol brought them to Jasper. Moore faces kidnaping felonious assault and highway robbery charges. Dalton is charged with aiding and abetting. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday afternoon before Justice of the Peace H B Killian.
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William Dalton
Piiitstone
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Killian
Shayles Thurman
Billy Gaden Jones
Dew increases value of moisture in arid farm areas
The Agriculture Department reports dew in humid regions adds to water use, with some areas accumulating up to 10 inches a year. Clarence R. Eskildsen, formerly of Karlstad and Radium Minn, becomes agricultural attaché in New Delhi, replacing Robert N. Anderson who moves to Langen.
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Cleveland Voters Decide On System
Cleveland Tennessee voters considered whether to retain the mayor commissioner form or switch to a city manager plan. At the same time Bradley County voters weighed a 94 354 000 school bond issue with Cleveland allocated 34.6 percent and a 360 000 hospital bond to double Bradley County Memorial Hospital capacity. A record turnout was expected.
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Officers censoring news dispatches in Syria coverage
BeiruK Mary officers censor every Syria crisis story from Damascus by censors. Legally no censorship exists though martial law lapsed weeks ago. Newsmen submit dispatches to the cable office where seven radiograms go to a military officer for deletions, with no idea what was cut.
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Beiruk — Mary
Busty Sophia Loren Seeks Rise Above Body Image
Washington interview with Sophia Loren explores her desire to be judged for acting rather than physical fame. Loren discusses public focus on her bust, compares herself to Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield, and notes she cannot fully control the attention. She recalls admiration for Barbara Stanwyck and mentions Cary Grant during filming and public appearances.
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First Expressway Included In Road Projects Of State
The state’s first metropolitan expressway is among 22 road projects bid by the Highway Department. Estimated cost about 5.41 million dollars. Bids open Sept. 18. The plan includes a railroad overpass in Chattanooga to connect Market Street and Rossville Boulevard.
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Rossville Boulevard
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Magnolia Avenue
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Could Cut Traffic Deaths In Half Executive Says
Knoxville delegates heard J W Bethea say highway deaths could be halved with stronger enforcement and shared responsibility. The Southeastern Traffic Court Conference at the University of Tennessee drew about 100 police, judges, lawyers and others with traffic-law interests as James F P Economynos stressed community-level enforcement as the main cause of rising highway disasters.
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J. W. Bethea
Eisenhower
Committee For Traffic Safety
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University of Tennessee
James FP. Econymos
American Bar Assn
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