Compromised Plan Delays Probe Into Nuclear Pact
Senator Anderson signals delay on investigating the Dixon Yates private power contract. He rules out a full inquiry while allies push for congressional review of the Atomic Energy Commission deal with private utilities. The 107 million dollar project would supply TVA via AEC power, drawing dispute over TVA impact and defense use.
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Congressenal Atomic Committee
Two Kingsport Men Held In Robbery
Kingsport men Trentis Mania and One Collier were arrested Wednesday on charges of robbing a house near Marshall New York between sunset and sunrise. North Carolina authorities reported possible accomplices and custody of several others.
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Marshall
N. Y
Sherif’s Department
North Carolina
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Kingsport
Lepny Shey
Jon Fields
Rosie Ahemay
North Carolin
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Ula
Tome
Howard Ward
Quarter Nim
Mitole
Cothes
Greeneville
Loretta Shell
Margaret Alan
Sheriff's Department
Small House Blaze Extinguished by Kingsport Fire Department
Kingsport Fire Department extinguished a morning house blaze at a Hansen 210 Minpond Sweet location. Fire damage affected a carpet and likely started spontaneously, with no clear origin reported. Eyobabte erie and Lea Bishop provided details about the incident and cleaning efforts.
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Hansen
Wlire
Vans Newk
Emake
Erie
Lea Bishop Sais
Eisenhower Withholds Ladejinsky Judgment
President Eisenhower refrains from ruling on Ladejinsky matter amid security concerns. He notes Stassen's role in the firing decision and stresses the case hinges on the agriculture department's security program. Discussion of potential impact on Ladejinsky’s clearance and future term plans follows at a high level.
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Uegan
Eisenhower
Stre
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Bensangte
Ladekinsky
Eisentower
Xnow
Stasien
Department
Thont
Tadepnsky
Bhvuur
Norn
Ali
Linehrer
Ington
Polio Fund Drive Receives Strong Early Support in Kingsport
Kingsport activists report a solid start to this year’s March of Dimes drive. Treasurer Brockman notes receipts through Monday near 5404. The Moose Lodge group turned in 2444. Members and organizations contributed 479.80 by Monday with 315 advance gifts and 9.02 from clubs. Rural areas added 60.40 and the campaign aims to back the Salk polio vaccine.
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Mareh
Dirkes
Fritas
Mouse Lodge
K. H. Kinker
Mouse Street
March of Dimes
James Lute
Carol Ann Smaciey
Honge
Brockman
Eluis
Brack
Ares
Toy F. Reid
Assembly Starts Work On Bills
HVILLE Jan 12 nes General Assembly begins work on major legislation as committees are named and Gov. Frank Clement faces funding questions. The proposed two year budget includes most of an 58 million dollar school and road increase with unfamiliar revenue strategies and a motor vehicle fee hike hinted. House and Senate bills cover pest control licensing, enhanced plant disease control, and penalties for child delinquency and driving violations.
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Entomology
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Man Hangs Self Following Arrest
Robert G. Larkins, age 102, died by hanging in his jail cell Wednesday morning after arrest in Richmond Virginia following a request by local authorities. The body was found by a fellow prisoner and Deputy Cyrarier de Upemireh ruled death a self-inflicted act. Survivors include his wife and three daughters. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Robert EB
Sue Apt
Fabell
Elna Burge
Larkins
Westes
Cyrarier de Upemireh
Work On St. Paul School Slated To Start Soon
Readable parts indicate plans for St Paul School construction starting within 60 days. Mentions WISF and superintendent J D Kelly, with scattered details about location and funding.
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Syork Yahi
Minharbani
Wise Canary School
Faujaris
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Satteh
GM Huttitn
Eufetera
City Wins First Legal Skirmish In Housing Case
The City of Hingepory won its initial housing case as a local judge declined to hear broader constitutional questions. The suit targeted dilapidated rental units on Seviwr Street, with city officials alleging health and safety violations. Evidence cited included a single toilet for four apartments, leaky roofs, and inadequate ventilation. Defense contended repairs had begun after notices. witnesses described the property as clean and orderly.
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Dts
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Cape
Hfeol Petsots
Steve Wbtorney
Wien
Seviwr Street
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Wola
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Slueye
Nea Ciy
Sunon HL Dobes
Oread
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Jones
John FR. Tard
J. W. Erwin
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Anadeianetes
Vyhe Smers
Tenjahis
AF Probes Two Crashes At Sewart AFB
Reports from Sewart AFB detail two aircraft crashes during a joint operation. Paratroopers from Alaska’s Fort Campbell unit engaged in a winter exercise with 2,000 troops. Pilot Captain T.G. Johnson guided one plane to Miles City airport after a bail out, with vivid accounts of fire and smoke as jumpers landed in frigid conditions.
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Melbourne
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Reynaldy
Scott Circuit Court Will Start Monday
Scott Circuit Court opens Monday with criminal cases in the Dumiasy term. Civil matters heard this week as six grand jury indictments returned. Indicted: Cecil Marcum for breaking and entering. Luther Morefield, Gerald Bishop for rape. S. W. Crowley alias for forgery grand larceny and fraudulent removal of property. Grand jury foreman Emmitt Craft and members Quillen, Addington, McConnell, Havrry, N. Quilien.
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Cecil Marcum
Luther Morefield
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S. W. Crowley
Emmitt Craft
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MecConnell
Gus N. Addington
Havrry
Quilien
Youngster Questions God’s Work In Odd Interview
Osceola local feature recounts a playful exchange as Mrs Beuge Starr recalls entertaining her grandson Phil Starr. The youngster quizzes whether God made common items like the chair and table and notes a hamburger was “salty.” The vignette captures a child’s candid reflections on creation amidst family dinner.
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Lunen
Phil Starr
Hammarskjold Heads Home After Peiping Talks
Secretary General Hammarskjold flies toward New York reporting on efforts to secure freedom for prisoners held by the Communist regime. He toured Tokyo and Peiping and awaits a date for his formal report while U S and Chinese officials assess progress and potential next steps.
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Alexander Smith
Senale Foreign Opelations Committee
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GOP Leaders Defend Nixon Amid Criticism
Four GOP state chairmen issued a statement defending Vice President Nixon against Democratic charges. They argued the party speaks for supporters, praising Nixon’s service and campaign work. The notice lists chairs Bliss, Cast, Hollingsworth, and Pierson, and notes their White House dinner with President Eisenhower.
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Dan C.pierson
Iowa
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Leonard W. Hall
Happiest Mother Awaits Release Of Son Held By Russians
A Washington report notes Pvt. William Verdine, held by the Soviets for five years after capture in Berlin orbit, may soon be repatriated. Verdine’s mother, Willie Verdine, 64, calls her son the happiest mother and plans a big party when he returns. Other U.S. servicemen, including Marchuk and Matthuk, were freed by the Russians recently after years in captivity and are awaiting homecoming.
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Norristown
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Seine
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Nahe
Tof Borlny
Two Huge Planes Hit in Midi Near Cincinnati
A midwest air collision near Cincinnati involved a Trans World Airlines plane and a private aircraft minutes after takeoff from Greater Cincinnati Airport. Thirteen dead, 70 passengers aboard the TWA flight, and the crash in a snow covered wooded area prompted a major emergency response.
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Neeck
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Gray Questions Hurd Proposal on Sullivan County Sheriff Budget
Democratic candidate for high sheriff Gray charged that Sheriff Hurd padded expenses and cut the estimated cost for a proposed salaried deputy force. He argued the plan would fund 14 deputies at 250 monthly, when 10 at 300 could suffice, plus clerks at court houses and other routine costs.
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Ham Hurd
Sullivan County
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Sheriff's Department
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Suttiivan County
Turd
Enougia
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