Pacifist Uphaus Freed After Year in New Hampshire Jail
New Haven AP report: Dr Willard Uphaus 7A is freed from Merrimack County jail after a year for refusing to name attendees at a World Fellowship Center conference. Judge Grant ordered release. Uphaus vows to continue pacifist stance and plans a future center gathering.
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Jobless Rise Normal In Month
Washington reports November unemployment up 400000 from October to 24 million, described as a normal seasonal rise. Forecasters expect the jobless rate near 6 percent with little change from October, as slowdowns hit apparel auto and steel sectors and weather curbs logging and construction.
City Court Fines and Licenses Disputes Reported
City Court actions include two individuals fined 359 each for driving while intoxicated with licenses suspended five months and 29 days. Another 150 fine for DWI and driving without a license. Five people forfeited 20 bonds for public drunkenness. one found guilty and fined 80. A man forfeited 20 for disorderly conduct. Additional forfeitures included traffic law violations and a 885 bond for a hit and run charge. Thirty five one dollar meter violations forfeited.
Transylvania College completes near one year expansion plan
Transylvania College in Lexington reports completion of almost 1 million dollars in a year long expansion and development program totaling 2.25 million dollars. President Irvin F Lunger says enrollment growth helped speed projects by one to two years. The Kentucky AP dispatch notes other regional items including a tuberculosis hospital plan in Louisville and a fatal shooting at Herrington Lake camp, plus redevelopment talks in Hazard and memorials in Russellville and Ashland.
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John F. Kennedy
Four Hurt in Stone Drive Crash at Fairmont Street
Four people were treated at Holston Valley Community Hospital for injuries from an automobile collision at the Stone Drive Fairmont Street junction. Victims include Elizabeth Resnick 14 Emmett 51 Charlie Byrd 18 Nancy Byrd 142 Fort Robinson Drive and Margaret Lamb 13 Howard Hill bruises to head and legs. Donna Ranney 3289 Ridgeview Street charged with failure to yield the right of way after her car failed to stop for a stop sign and collided with Eveston E Spears Route 6. all injured were released after treatment.
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Fairmont Street
Elizabeth Resnick
Emmett
Charlie Byrd
Fort Robinson
Iminor
Nancy Byrd
Fort Robinson Drive
Margaret Lamb
Howard Hill
Paul Bowers
Donna Ranney
Ridgeview Street
Eveston E. Spears
Mar Denen
Spears
Bowers
Obituary for Rhoda Estella Fields Held at Local Church
Obituaries vices for Rhoda Estella Fields were held at 2 p.m. today at Grassy Creek Methodist Church with Rev. Nath King Vand Rev Ray Hodge officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Step-sons were pallbearers, Scott County Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Rhoda Estella
Grassy Creek Methodist Church
Nath King
Ray Hodge
Scott County Funeral Home
Infant Cavin Dies in Maryland Hospital
Billy Edward Cavin infant son of Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Cavin Takoma Park formerly of Hawkins County died Friday in a Maryland hospital. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at the North Fork Baptist Church with Rev Jim Elkins officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Also mentioned are Mrs Winnie S Scaberry and Jeffery Coffey obituaries and a New York fire safety note.
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Billy Joe Cavin
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Oliver Cavin
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Jim Elkins
Ruria
Winnie S. Scaberry
Kingsport
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W.H. Coleman
David Myers
Jeffery Lyan Coffey
William Sir Dale Street
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Dora Hevins
Wise
Carl G. Coffey
Carter-Climon Chapel
W. R. Dillon
Paul D. Moody
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Fl Clamen Funeral Home
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H. P. Neeiy
Carl Reese Bowser
Tennessee Traffic Death Toll Rises Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in Tennessee traffic accidents and one in a house fire over the weekend, bringing the total to seven. Victims include Bobby Joe Brown in Grainger County, Carolyn Wolves near Selmer, Eula Mae Laughlin in Memphis, James Ray Scratt near Dyersburg, Dudley Hughey in Pulaski, and five-year-old Glenda Mitzgerald near Columbia, with Bob Mason Williams killed near Nashville and Edith Murphy injured near Turrell, Arkansas.
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Bobby Joe Brown
Blaine Counry
Grainger County
Carolyn Wolves
Walnut
Wwe
University of
Pulaski
Glenda Mitzgerald
Columbia
Robert Mason Williams
Nashville
Central State Hospital
Nashville Official Dies at 66 in City Council
Nashville city councilman John W. Overall died of a heart attack Saturday night after an illness a week. He had returned from New York City where he attended the annual Congress of the American Municipal Association. Overall had served on the council since 1949.
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John W. Overall
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New York City
American Municipal Association
Council
FBI Arrests Former Knox Man in Indiana Check Theft
ELWOOD Ind AP William FE Copeland 26 formerly of Knox side Tenn was arrested by FBI agents at his home on a charge of transporting a stolen check from Knoxville to Birmingham Ala The complaint filed in Knoxville accuses him of transporting a 1959 stolen Milam Construction Co Morristown Tenn check
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William FE. Copeland
Knox
Side
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FBI
Knoxville
Birmingham
Ala
Milam Construction Co
Morristown
Local Wreck Victims In Fair Condition In Blountville
A mother Thelma Barnes and her daughter Mary Jo Barnes, plus Patricia 1, were hospitalized in fair condition at Halston Valley Hospital after a Saturday collision on Highway 305 near Hammond Bridge. Three others were treated and released. William Toohey, 18, of Waynesboro Virginia, faced a charge of failure to yield as he allegedly tried to pass another car, crossing into Barnes’s path.
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Blountville
Halston Valles Lomanity Hospital
Thelma Barnes
Mary Jo
Alan
Patricia
Hammond Bridge
Patricia Barnes
William Toohey
Waynesboro
Tr Hey
Billy Robinson
Kingsport
Vive Difference In Insurance Policy Choice
A humorous debate in which Jack Barler contrasts two auto policies, asking which is cheaper and highlighting the role of an independent insurance agent. A narrator references a staged backroom exchange, then cites a songish refrain Vive Differences linked to the Meiber Nation Association Insurance Agents.
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Jack Barler
Jeonnet
Harter
Tartier
Hong
Inn Insaynnce Company
Las Nat
Toran
Tven
Walker
Tae
Meiber Nation Associaon
Sentence Commuted in Damascus Case Surfaces
In Damascus a security court on Sunday commuted the death sentence of Mal Mhourin to imprisonment after charges of a nine year period related to an alleged adel crime. The ruling follows weeks of legal proceedings and appeals.
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