03 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
1
Readings reveal a series of personal confessions from participants about conversion, surrender, and newfound strength. Speakers describe breaking past resentments, embracing faith, and feeling victory through God. The testimonies cover fear, subconscious issues, and renewed purpose within the fellowship context.
Lt Gen Hans Speidel, a veteran of World Wars and Rommel's chief of staff, is noted as a possible head for Western NATO forces. The profile traces his long career, wartime roles, and postwar rehabilitation at Tubingen, highlighting his intellect and precarious role in Cold War Germany.
Charles H. Klensch argues Western analysts see less a divide in the Kremlin than shared goals under Khrushchev. He cites Khrushchev’s New Year remarks praising Stalin and suggesting collective responsibility for past mistakes, noting recent Hungary events as a factor moderating hard lines.
Kentucky burley growers report a positive start to the year as markets average around 64.89 dollars per hundredweight with total sales near 15.4 million pounds. Greensburg led with an 805.59 per hundredweight average, while Horse Cave and other districts showed solid demand. U.S. Department of Agriculture and Federal State Market News Service noted steady, holiday-influenced activity across the belt.
An advertisement touts Colesaun and Covnmain as bulk laxatives that remoisten dry, shrunken stool and stimulate a normal urge to purge. It promotes a “physialnpical facts” approach, claims no cramps or absorption issues, and markets a nine cent per tablet price with mention of pregnancy safety.
Actor Burt Lancaster discusses his role as a ruthless columnist in What’s It a Columnist, defending the craft’s value while noting mixed ethics. He recalls the film’s premise of pay-for-news tactics and the impact of columnists on actors, marriages, and public perception.
Ginger Rogers discusses American obsession with age and money while praising ideas over numbers. She favours musical film work with past partner Fred Astaire and notes dance remains evolving though choreography today matches past quality.
Julian Stanley Wise of Roanoke Virginia will address the quarterly Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads meeting in Sauunay at 7 p.m. at Fire Hall No. 2. He is called father of the movement and author of many articles on life saving squads. Roanoke Fire Department captain and former executive secretary, Wise helped organize the Roanoke Life Saving Crew and First Aid Crew. The dinner will open with a welcome by Mayor and local officials. new officers include president Jon Stiles and secretary Gordon Stubblefield.
A quirky profile of Tony Marks who runs Hollywood Guide Service on Gunset Boulevard. He claims to know which stars attract mass public interest, citing Crosby and Wayne as perennial favorites and noting demand for biographies, studios, premiere venues, and even Forest Lawn Cemetery as tourist spots.
Hal Boyle peers into 1957 with a playful crystal ball predicting a fast year marked by foreign tension and political shakeups. He foresees a deepening Cold War, shifts in Soviet leadership, rising European hotel rates, and a Hollywood marriage drama. He also jokes about reform, medicine, and a tax on colds, ending with a light note on a future presidential inquiry.
In Virginia, VA certified home loans fell 24 percent to 7,921 last year from 10,471 in 1958, while FHA insured loans dropped 31 percent from 4,712 to 3,268. Experts attribute the decline to tight money, higher competing yields, and rising home prices.
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