France faces uncertain EDC fate as vote delayed
Paris reports Premier Mendes France, submitting the European Defense Community pact to the National Assembly without government support, vows no confidence vote delay. Brussels ministers reject drastic project changes, fearing surrender of sovereignty and rearmament risks as France weighs ratification.
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Paris
European Army Treaty
Pierre Meniesrance
Uhe National Assembly
Arron
Dulles
European Defense Community
HL de Vasis
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
Germany
Moenes-France
Brussels
Joe's Defense To Set Pattern In Senate Charges
Washington data shows Len McCarthy defense strategy shaping how witnesses will be called by a special Senate committee weighing censure charges against Wisconsin Republican Joseph McCarthy. The panel plans hearings August 31 on charge categories, with 13 grouped under five headings, and may expand to more charges. McCarthy said nothing publicly from La Jolla, California.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Len McCarthr
Strsingy
Senate
Wisconsin
Indica- Mons
Watkins
R' Ulaht
St Win
McCarthe
Flanders
Morse
la Jolla
Calif
McCarthy Saithe
Investgating
McCarthy
Senate Rules
United States
Ralph Zweke
Caanp Rauer
Irving Pores
McGarthy
Fira Amendment Camayunist
Two Teenage Boys Reported Missing
Worried parents seek help locating their sons Rex Ball and Baxter Trent who vanished between midnight and dawn Tuesday after camping with them. A broken front tooth was noticed on Rex Ball. The families can be reached via Circle 52850 for information.
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Ril
Raute 4
Bny
Rex Ball
Len. Ball
Baxter Trent
Mya
Bascom Trent
Cirele
Jackson Would Revise New Law Outlawing Reds
Washington Senator Jackson of Washington urged Congress to take time after the holidays to thoroughly revise laws curbing Communists. President Eisenhower signed a measure restricting Communist party rights, with Justice Department input expected next January. Jackson and fellow Democrats criticized the haste of passage and warned of broader impacts on the Internal Security Act. A party spokesman vowed to challenge the measure as unconstitutional while the organization continues to operate.
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Washington
Jackson D-Wash
4Th Congress
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Jackson
Congress
Justice Department
Hisenhower
Gamma globulin not available for polio exposure cases
Dr. J. W. Erwin, county health official, announced gamma globulin will not be provided to individuals exposed to polio. He cited a 1953 Public Health Service study showing it is ineffective after exposure unless a child was immunized beforehand. Distribution is via Office of Defense Mobilization through the CGS and county health departments.
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J. W. Erwin
Birpotae of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Office of Defense Mobilization
Iich
CG S. Public Health Service
Vote
Mitchell Will Testify On Dixon Yates Pact
Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell will testify before Congress on September 21 about the Tennessee Valley Authority private power contract, denying intemperate charges and defending his questions as impartial. Rep. W Sterling Cole invited him to reveal any evidence of malfeasance or impropriety. The dispute centers on the 187 million dollar TV A to private util ity power deal and the Eisenhower administration’s AEC order. Also Franks Strahan defeated Harvie Ward in the National Amateur Golf Championship mini round.
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Bryan Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Congress
Ternnessee
W. Sterling Cole
RNY
Senate House Atomin Energy Committee
Mitchell
Cole
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Memphis, Tenn
Tvar
AEG
Pudgeon
Formosa Raid Warning From U S Military Source
An authoritative military source in Tokyo warned that Communist China could face a fierce reaction if they attack Formosa. He stated the 7th Fleet would be backed by all American military strength to defend Nationalist positions and warned the effort would invite a terrible defeat. He noted U S forces are ready to assist and that the action could trigger a broader rampart to check aggression in Southeast Asia.
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Tokyo
United States
7Th Fleet
China
Bormosa
Ith
Eisen- ‘Hower
Farman
U.S
Caipek
Foster Dulles
Tth
Chana
Hinds
Atch
Quernoy
Amoy
Matsu
Tachens
Formos
Maitland
Assia
Fletcher Warns Against Prowlers
Chief of Police G. W. Fletcher warned of rising prowler complaints on Wednesday morning after two incidents in Redwood Drive and East Sevier Street. Patrolmen responded to calls about break in attempts and vandals, with one offender reportedly leaving a note and a rock thrown at a residence. Fletcher urged calm, quiet calls to police and avoiding lights to help officers reach the scene.
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G. W. Fletcher
Redwood Drive
East Sevier Street
Bill Rucker
Fletcher
Murder Hearing for Stapleton Case Delayed Again
The preliminary hearing for Kaney Stapleton Sr and Jr and Lonie Kilsore on first degree murder charges in the August death of Mrs. Mannie Stapleton was postponed to Tuesday at 10 a.m. The state's key witness, a next door neighbor, was hospitalized, prompting the delay. bonds were reduced to 1000 each due to the continuance.
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Mannie Stapleton
A. Conway Smith
Sessions Court
G. Gilbreath
Kaney Stapleton
Kaney Stapleton Jr
Lonnie Kilsore
Court Rules Leaf Association Must Pay Farmers Demand
Greeneville Tenn Aug 24 The Tennessee Burley Tobacco Growers Association was ordered to make cash payments on demand to farmers with funds in the cooperative. Judge George Shepherd ruled funds may be used to build redrying plants and related facilities. The case involved complaints of 560 009 in tobacco price supports for 1946 49 and accused manager B. S. Duncan of waste and mismanagement. The court found no gross mishandling and noted rival groups sought CCC certification. A political note referenced Hawkins County election and support for farmers profits from tobacco. Road and utility work described for Scott County Telephone Cooperative with 245 miles of line and toll routing adjustments.
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Greeneville
Ten
Tennessee Burley Tobacco Growers Association
George Shepherd
Newport
Shepherd
Greene County Chancery Court
Johns Tennessee Salels
Association
TRIGA
Duncan
Tennessee
Commodity Credit Corp
Tormesree Farmers Marketing Association
Burley Stabilization Corp Mower
CCC
Hawkins County
Jeffor Gi Davis
Ridson
Yates
Davis
Tony
TBTGA
Smeeling
Greene County
Ease
Csfz Cry
Jackson
Aiss
Cobstriction
Scott County Telephone Cooperative
Mississippi
Duffield
Clinchport
Fort Blackmore
Dungannon
Nickelsville
Copper Creek
Gale City
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
St. Paul
Kingsport
Tiler-Mountain Telephone Co
Adilitias
Co-Operave
Woon
Inter “Fountiln
Gate City
Te County
East Tennessee Fair Opens With Record Crowd and Beef Cattle Honors
The sixth annual East Tennessee Fair and Horse Show opened to a record crowd. Exhibits across beef cattle, sheep, crops, and home crafts drew praise from department heads. Rosettes awarded in open competition went to KB Eileenmeer and related entries, while judges noted improved displays and expect attendance to rise beyond prior years.
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John Patent
Aberdeen Angus
Thempion Pull
K. B. Eileenmeer
Kefouver Brothers
William E. Shulta
Scott County
Cage
Gyles of
Navy Chiefs Weigh Russian Atomic Submarine Threat
Washington officials discussed Adm Felix Slump Pacific commander's interview amid fears Moscow could develop atomic powered submarines. They cited warnings on Soviet submarine strength, noting many subs are old but Moscow has pushed research into nuclear propulsion for vessels and other war machines.
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Washington
Pacific
Adm
Felix B. Slump
Chm
Pentagon
Fussain
Nothi
Hattie
Black Seas
Atomie Pawer
United States
Vargas Death Triggers Brazil Riots and Uproar
Rioting erupted across Brazil after Getulio Vargas died by suicide. At Rio de Janeiro’s airport crowds mourned and violence spread to U.S. and Brazilian sites. Three killed and many injured amid clashes as troops patrolled streets and embassies faced attacks. Attorney authorities and public figures condemned the unrest and mourners gathered at the presidential palace. The new president, Joao Goulart Filho, urged calm while mourning continued nationwide.
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Hio DE Janfiro
Brazil
Americat
Braglan
Getulio Vargas
Braziil
Rio
Pupo
Vargas
Ife
Ube
Air Ministry
Standard OU Co
US 8
U.S
Diaries
Associades Publishing
Porto Alegre
Atlantic
Belo Horizonte
United States
Inder Vargas
Workers' Guarantees
Germany
Joao Cate Filho
Sao Borja
Rio Grande Do
Militaryoon
Horse Show Opens At Fair Tonight
The Kingsport Horse Show at the East Fednessee District Fair begins at 7 30 p m tonight in Fred Johnson Stadium. J A Clark reports the first ten of fifty classes will run in the tan dark ring with daily performances and a stake night Saturday.
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Kingsport
East Fednessee District
D. Fred Johnson
J. A. Clark
Clark
Dumier
Juniak
Clik
Ad Wilson Origns
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Reds
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Jack Keefauver
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Ausaandry
Wilkie Black Angus
Kestesin
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Richt
Joneshise
Hobbs
Jan Williams
Sue
Beoiher
Alex Williams
Stranahan Tops Ward
Detroit
Aug
Frank Strahan
Toledo
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
Formosa
Leaf Association
East Tenn
Kefzuver
Eileenmeer
E. B. Eileen
L. R. Eileenmeer
Allendale Farms
Enfauver
E.B. Hilenmeer
Tosette
JE. B. Eileenmeer
L. A
Secon Place
Prince Allendale
George Williams
Kefauver
Ellernmeer
George Wheeler
Rogersville
H. C. Eileenmeer
Kefanger
Ileeneer
George Wiliams
F._ Eileenmeer
Kefauger
K. B
F. Eileenmiger
Aberdeen
Grand Charmion
Jonesioro
Georgena J.F
S. FL
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