Three Virginia Youths Injured In Accidents
Three Virginia youths injured in separate crashes over the weekend. Killen Dulaney, 16, remained in critical condition after being struck by a car near Duffield Saturday night. In a two-vehicle crash near Dungannon, two local youths were in serious condition at Holio Valley Community Hospital. Corder, 14, and James Lass, 14, were treated for injuries. Sluss sustained a head injury. Beverly, 20, released after treatment. Authorities reported multiple crashes in the region with several minor injuries and hospitalizations.
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Wrong Sale Bound Over To Jury In Whisky Case
George Cian faced charges after a pint of whiskey was offered for sale in the s Wun fin area. Judge Gilbreath set bond at 500 for possession and warned a grand jury could add a whisky selling charge, with fines up to 100 for more than a quart. A deputy sheriff, Claude Yankee, arrested him as he was preparing to book the bar, and search revealed three more pints. Also, a Kingsport man moved from West Virginia and was bound to the grand jury on drunken driving. bond set at 3900 and a 19.50 fine for driving without a license, plus a registration law violation cited. The driver used a Virginia license. In Alden, Minn, a mother spoke about her son Richard Terson, captured with American archers, and a Tennessee wine claim sparked questions. Los Angeles news notes Admiral Ann W. Hadford leaving for Washington after a Far East inspection tour aboard a Navy transport plane.
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Sailor Dies After Traffic Collision Near Naval Base
A Memphis area road incident claimed the life of a sailor walking along Kielney near the naval air station. The victim, identified as a 1st class seaman, was struck by a passing vehicle driven by Mr Jardina Brown Jr. at the scene. Authorities reported the accident occurred yesterday as the sailor crossed near the base, triggering an investigation into the crash.
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Memphis Naval Air Shaun
Chinese Reds Stage Largest Raid On Island
A chaotic report from Taipei describes a major air raid by Chinese Reds on the island near the Fukien coast. The attack involved 109 bombers and 24 escort fighters, with New Chin forces claiming some aircraft shot down when defending troops and anti aircraft fire disrupted bomber accuracy. The raid targeted a residential area near the Tawhans, with limited bombs dropped and several planes seen down. Officials say the strike was intended to test American reaction and sustain pressure on Nationalist lines, signaling a broader program to soften defenses in the event of a coastal invasion. The Central News Agency quoted a Nationalist spokesman denying a large offensive but acknowledging ongoing preparations by Communist forces.
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Morristown Hires New School Board
Morristown City Council moved to abolish the existing Board of Education and create a new commission in a first reading amid controversy over the legality of a special session. Alderman Pred Skouman helped convene the meeting minutes after a vice mayor election. Mayor C Frank Davis was not at the recessed session. citizens questioned the session's legality per the City Charter. Alderman Sam Jack Anderson pushed to end the current board.
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White House Irked Over Ladejinsky Handling Report
White House officials voiced irritation over Secretary Benson's handling of the Ladejinsky case, while defending the overall security program as sound. Reportedly, Benson faced pressure to confer with State and faced questions about missteps that triggered a high-level controversy and a potential personnel shakeup at the Agriculture Department.
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Defrance Uelore Gonereds
McCarthy delays new hearing on Peress affair
McCarthy postponed a Senate hearing and asked for further Army testimony on the Peress matter. The delay came as McCarthy sought to hear from Army officials and clarify command and discharge actions relating to Peress, with plans to reconvene the committee later in the week. The Army released a report on Peress’s discharge and dismissal decision, noting implications for ongoing inquiries.
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Peiping Radio Attacks U S Over Hammarskjold Talks
The Peiping broadcasts denounce U S policy as warlike and blame Washington for world tension while Hammarskjold’s visit to discuss release of imprisoned flyers is noted without stating purpose. Canton tensions in China report women patrolling streets as Red Army signals cited.
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City Court Fines Two Men In Brief Monday Session
Two men were fined $20 each at a brief city court session. Other charges included public drunkenness and damaged property on Center Street. Fines totaled $8 for overtime parking and $50 in other cases.
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Gambling raid nets twelve fines in Old Logsport court
Deputies raided a house in Old Klogsport on Sunday morning finding poker tables in operation. Twelve men including Jack Hikre B J Myres Don Laws Hue here 1 and others were fined on gambling charges with sums totaling 22 dollars each, and one man faced 24 25 dollars for Bussessimy whisky. A thirteenth arian arriving during the raid was also charged. Clyde Hartiger received a fine for gambling aid passing whisky. Deputy Sherriffs John Cox LD Robiette and others helped restrain the scene.
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Major Leagues Propose Out Of Court Settlement
Dallas report says thirteen major league baseball clubs offered to settle for 200000 to 12 million in a data rights dispute with the Liberty Broadcasting System. Gordon McLendon, head of Liberty, calls the compromise a victory for the teams and says he opposes the amount though it may be up to trustees. The settlement offer accompanies a civil case filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago where trial was set for April 18. a deputy commissioner attended the hearing.
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Barkley Morse Receive Posts In Senate Committee Shift
The Democratic leadership announced new top committee posts for the Senate. Barkley and Morse gain foreign relations and finance assignments, with O Mahoney shifted to judiciary and interior. Johnson says votes were unanimous after steering committee talks. Morse, an Independent aligned with Democrats, retains District of Columbia duties and moves into major panels as described.
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Dallas Man Dies After 108 Blood Transfusions
Harris a 62 year old Dallas manufacturer died after bleeding from the intestinal tract. He had received more than 168 pints of blood in the last 24 hours at Baylor Hospital. Doctors failed to halt the internal bleeding despite multiple procedures and donor blood from across the state.
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