Back to School Arrives as City Schools Open
The city resumes classes as about 14 000 county pupils enroll for 1966 67 term. Registration runs through Friday with classes starting Tuesday in church basement. Jeanie Ballard and Jim Dobyns begin fresh high school careers amid holiday Labor Day observances and athletic anticipation.
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Rhode Island Boarder Faces Murder Charge After Family Slain
East Greenwich police say 27 year old lodger Bewin A Reynolds will be charged with murder and arson in the killing of Fred J Dusza 39 and his wife Beatrice 31 with three children Beatrice 11 Basilyn 8 and Gail 2. Bodies were found in a fire wrecked house after investigators initially believed all six occupants died in the blaze. Reynolds alleged to have bludgeoned and strangled the family during hours of terror and then set the house on fire to cover the crime.
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Full Hurricane Heads For Delta
A Gulf hurricane with 100 mph winds near the center was expected to brush the Louisiana coast this afternoon and reach the Mississippi and Alabama coasts tonight. The New Orleans Weather Bureau placed the storm about 135 miles southeast of New Orleans and moving north at 15 mph. Forecaster W. R. Stevens warned the hurricane could strike near Burwood or Grand Isle, with gales extending 250 miles and 100 mph winds nearby.
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Virginia Man Found Dead on Cumberland Mountain
Chummood Virginia reports a 35 year old man Cox found dead near Cumberland Mountain twelve miles from home by his brother and a companion after missing since Saturday. Authorities say a Pennsylvania train collision killed another truck driver and assistant two miles northeast of here. Cox’s body showed a gun in hand and speculation of foul play.
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TVA clears right of way for Boome Dam access road
TVA crew moves into Boome Dam site to clear a right of way for the access road. The dam at Boome will cost about two million dollars and lie below the junction of South Holston and Watauga Rivers near Spill Creek. Plans call for a reservoir of 221 000 acre feet and three 25 000 kilowatt generators with first operation planned in November 1952.
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500 Fishermen Lost In Gale Off Ceylon
A gale off the northwest coast of Ceylon stranded and left about 500 fishermen missing. Royal Air Force planes two tugs and commercial craft searched the area while 9000 men aided the operation and about 1000 were rescued or reached shore overnight. Wives and children kept vigil as crews tried to reach stranded boats near the reefs.
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Tennessee Speed Limits Set Up To Curb Accidents
State Safety Commissioner Sant K. Neal announces daytime speed limit of 70 miles per hour and 60 at night to reduce traffic accidents in Tennessee. He notes he cannot set statewide limits but can define reckless driving with Gov. Gordon Browning's approval.
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Taft Attacks War Planning Amid National Security Debate
Senator Taft accused the Truman administration of lacking plans and policy to meet the threat of a new world war. Secretary Acheson defended U S readiness and unity among free nations. The hearing also touched on foreign aid, policy briefings, and a proposed large combat army.
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Front Blazes as 20 000 Troops Hit Taegu Front
On Wednesday heavy fighting erupted as UN and North Korean forces clashed near Taegu and Pohang. American First Cavalry and South Korean units pressed positions on the central front while hills and roads faced renewed machine gun and artillery fire. A UN assault near Waegwan moved to 200 feet of the summit before withdrawal. The eastern coast saw Reds retake Kigve for the third time in eight hours.
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Truman to Speak Friday Night in 30-Minute Address
President Truman will deliver a 30 minute national radio and television address Friday at 8 p m est from the White House projection room. The speech will cover United Nations forces in Korea the international crisis and the home front including automatic controls and the Senate tax debate.
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UMT Legislation In Cold Storage
Lawmakers concur Truman let Universal Military Training drift, delaying action until January. Senate Armed Services closed session to decide on UMT fate as Congress weighs next steps and possible shelving of the measure.
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Tydings
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Security Council To Air Formosa Question Amid Maliks End
The UN Security Council agreed to place the Formosa issue on its agenda after Korea. Malik, nearing end of his August presidency, indicated he would not resume a boycott and would push for seating a Chinese Communist representative to challenge U.S. actions in Portness. Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb will chair meetings as he takes over, with many sessions planned next week.
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U S Warns North Korea Civilians in Wartime Leaflet
A Far East Command psychological warfare leaflet urges North Koreans to abandon cities bombed as military targets and hints the 38th parallel will be erased. The message claims Communists will be ousted and a free Korea established after their defeat, prompting speculation about U S aims.
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United States
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Psychological Warfare
Far East Command
North Korea
Free
Compromise Reached On Controls Measure
Washington reports a Senate House agreement on price wage controls granting President Truman broad discretion. The measure would allow controls on individual items or nearly all goods. Truman urged quick action as Congress considers an $8 billion tax increase and called leaders to the White House to speed passage.
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Wandering Text From A Shaky Historical Menu Schedule
An OCR fragment presents a confused schedule or catalog with garbled phrases about tables, meals, and dates. It mentions a February counting, various food items and a few unclear times, with scattered words like kitchen, baker, and roasts, all forming an unreadable section.
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