State Of Union Highlights Hopeful Path Forward
Johnson, delivering his first State of the Union as elected president, vows harmony between man and society and a leadership role in world affairs. He notes progress at home and abroad, echoes Kennedy’s call for renewed self confidence, and asserts America’s strength, resolve, and forward momentum amid global challenges.
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Rumors Delay Senate Peciatent Caucus and Speaker Race
The Senate delayed its speaker vote as chairman and a five member committee investigated Sen. O'Brien's condition. A Nashville doctor joined the panel to assess his fatigue and health issues after his wife’s death and his father’s recent stroke. O'Brien denied drug or foul play while the speakership contest between Jared Madday and Frank Gorrell continued amid uncertainty.
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Reaction To LBJ Divided Amid State of the Union Response
Washington reporting UPI notes congressional reaction to President Johnsons State of the Union was split along party lines. Democrats praised the address as a solid domestic program and peacemaker blueprint. Republicans praised elements but called for clearer implementation amid foreign and domestic challenges. Speaker McCormack lauded the message as great progress and a path to peace based on understanding. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen offered cautious praise, urging practical steps and study before commenting further.
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Weather Forecast for Kingsport Area and East Tennessee
Parity cloudy and a bit warmer with a high near 56 expected in Kingsport. Tonight remains cloudy with a low around 37 and a warmer Wednesday reaching about 90 in some areas. East Tennessee forecasts show considerable clouds today with highs 46 to 52 and turning colder Wednesday. outlook calls for fair and colder Thursday.
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East Tennessee
Spark Could Have Caused Auto Blast in Bloomingdale
State Fire Marshal C C Tex Akard said a car blast in Bloomingdale last Friday night likely started from within the vehicle. Fumes from a chemical possibly gasoline could have built up and, with a spark from beneath the dashboard, caused the explosion that blew out windows as it was raining. Deputy Harold Childress found the left front window partly rolled down. owner Willis J McMurray could not recall if it was down. Samples from charred seats were sent to a Nashville lab for analysis to identify the chemical involved.
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C. C. (Tex) Akard
Harold Childress
Willis J. McMurray
Nashville
Akard
Honor Roll At Clintwood
A total of 49 seniors at Clintwood High School have been named to the honor roll for the current term reflecting strong academic performance across core subjects and indicating broad student achievement within the graduating class.
Aldermen Take Oath Of Office In Ragessille Meeting
Mayor James Arnott and six aldermen took renewed oaths of office at a board meeting held Monday night. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met at 5 30 p m instead of the usual 7 p m to allow the group to attend a special industrial meeting in Ragessille.
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James Arnott
Rag_[eessille
Sheriff in Bristol Hospital After Back Strain
Sullivan County Sheriff Kyle Weaver was hospitalized in Bristol with a strained back muscle from a fall on Christmas Day. X rays confirmed the strain and he expected discharge Wednesday.
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Bluff City
Desegregation Suit Ties Johnson City Schools Push
Johnson City school board met without action as a federal desegregation suit presses for a complete plan. Elizabeth Bralley Harrold, 62, of Kingsport, died at Valley Memorial Hospital, while Clyde Kenneth Ramsey, 50, of Big Stone Gap, and other residents noted in obituaries. The court case, filed in Greeneville, seeks a decree directing officials to present a full desegregation plan within a set period.
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Blooming Prairie
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Austin
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Blooming Plainin
TEC To Increase Kodel Fiber Production Capacity
Tennessee Eastman Company plans a major expansion to raise Kodel polyester fiber capacity to over 90 million pounds per year. The additions, set for this year, aim to meet rising demand driven by Kodel IV’s strong white remain and fabric certification program. Eastman notes Kodel use in blends for apparel and home furnishings, with the Certified Fabric tag boosting consumer assurance.
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Man with Goods Bound to Jury in Morristown Case
A two year old Morristown man, Hugh Lee Bunch, was bound over to the Sullivan County Grand Jury from Sessions Court on charges of possessing radios and a color television taken in a burglary at Pete's TV. Police stopped him for speeding on Industry Drive hours after the burglary, and the items were found in the rear of his small foreign car. Bunch waived preliminary hearing in Sessions Court.
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New Dormitory For ET Co-Eds
A building permit was issued to Cornett Construction Co. for a new 492,211 dollar girls dormitory at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City. The three story concrete structure will offer 25,000 square feet of floor space and an exterior of brick stone and wood designed by Godwin and Rawls architectural firm.
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Third Of Ticketed Drivers Use New Boxes First Day
About one third of motorists used the new curb boxes on opening day. Safety Director Jim Eieenbice said returns were “fairly good” with envelopes issued and three tenths of fines paid.
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Jim Eieenbice
Coming Events in Kingsport Area Jan. 5 Meetings
Liberty Chapter 1% CES meets 7 30 pm January 5 at Masonic Hall Fort Henry Drive. Colonial Garden Club hosts 8 pm January 5 at James Shelton home 28 Upland Drive. Andrew Johnson School panel discussion January 5 at 7 30 pm in the auditorium on Tests Tell the Story featuring Avdia Bowtian Thomas Innes and Dexter Walters. Lincoln School PTA meets January 5 at 7 30 pm with parent discussion groups in each classroom.
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Kingsport Car Ransacked In Domestic Incident
Kingsport man Pat Spivey reported Monday that floor mats and a wool football blanket were stolen from his car parked in front of his home on Hirch Street. The loss was listed at $33.
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Trailer Rolls Over Bank Near Gate City Va
Gate City Virginia police report a tractor-trailer rolled over a bank after the driver parked at a wilderness road restaurant Monday morning. The air brakes allegedly failed. No injuries were reported.
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Airliner Crash Hearing Jan 12 to Probe Newport Wreck
Newport The Civil Aeronautics Board will open a hearing in Knoxville on January 12 to determine the cause of an airliner crash near Newport that killed 33 aboard July 9. About four witnesses are expected each day for a three to four day session. The United Air Lines flight carried 34 passengers and four crew. one body was found six miles from the crash site described as a free fall casualty.
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Purse Found but Money Still Missing
One year-old Mary Jane Wankel’s purse vanished during a movie outing. Police recovered the purse but two one dollar bills a 1921 silver dollar a worm purse a Tennessee Eastman recreation pass and a Girl Scout card remain missing. No complaints about cherry bomb noise were logged after 7 p.m. Monday near Kingsport Press.
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