Arrival Of Planes Quiets Costa Rica Front Battle
Gov Clement announces four year plan as planes arrive quieting rebel claims in Costa Rica. Northwestern front activity reported by military briefings, with rebels claiming big victories denied. U S pilots note air support as tensions rise near Santa Rosa and Liberia.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Balitefron Coaty
Tour US
Tau
Iisti'géhrs
Nicarasila
Cesmic
Commmunique
Elewehere
Santa Rast
Wiles
Shartgun
Meneral
Conmuesque
Tadus
Sata Rosa
Costas Hican
Angel Calderon Guardis
Nny
Liberia
Hichivey
Sata Rosy
Sun Just Iv
el Coco
Render
Nicaragua
Gozta Rika
Neigh" Ariwua
Goa
Demas
TEC Employee Hurt In Plant Accident
Henry B. Kilgore, 63, was hospitalized at Holston Valleys Community Hospital after his left arm got caught in a lathe at Tennessee company’s Toqivebine shop around 10:30. He suffered a dislocated elbow and severe lacerations and was treated by TEC Medical Department before transfer to TWGH. Kilgore is a long-time TEC worker.
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Henry B. Kilgore
Holston Valles Community Hospital
Kilgore
Tennessne Man Company
TEC Medical Department
TWGH
Kuare
Honan Sivad Horer
Byrd Urges Budget Cuts to Balance Deficit
Senator Byrd warned Congress to pare the budget by about 4 to 6 percent to help balance a forecast 362.9 billion dollars in spending for the current year. He pressed for reductions in nonessential programs and warned war costs could not be funded if the budget remains too large.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Byrd
Congress
Aronz
Dimis Isilure
Hig
Phe
Fori
Guy Giscal
Inmates Hold Guards Hostage at Cherry Hill Prison
chaos at Cherry Hill Prison as twenty inmates seize five guards and hold them, sparking a statewide response. Warden O'Brien, State Police, and armed officers surround the fortress as authorities work to secure the hostages while other prison sections remain calm.
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BOSON
Fawn State Prison
Cherry Hill
Norfolk
Boston
John J. O'Brien
Otis Whines
Warren O'Brien
Theodore Green
Alga
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Wardren O'Brien
Dickson School Open House Tonight
Dickson School invites all parents and community members to attend an open house and dedication service for the recently completed building. School board members and county officials will be present with J Craft Akard Colley superintendent delivering remarks. The project, begun last May, adds seven classrooms and a combined cafeteria auditorium.
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Tonichan Dickson School
Hum-Audiporiian
Town Meeting On Sewage Plan
Kingsport residents invited to a town meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss a proposed 1 380 000 bond issue for a stage treatment plant. City officials will answer questions to explain how the plant would reduce South Holston River pollution and meet state pollution control requirements.
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Chives
Kingsport
Holston
Istream Pollution Control Board
Civ
Cabinet backs Ike plan in Ways and Means hearings
The Ways and Means Committee backs President Eisenhower’s foreign trade program. The panel proposed extending the reciprocal trade act for three years and permitting tariff cuts on foreign goods entering the United States. Committee action signals strong support amid Democratic questions and cautious Republican critique of Dulles and Benson.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington
Howe
Eisenhower
U.S
Ue Nest
Sun
Voulles
Agricul
Benson
Detenise Wilson
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Labor
Dulles
Benison
Hut
Jeni
FeOhler
Berson
Earrie Mile
Jenkins
Ug Foregn Coipen Ton
Cooper Jo-Tonny
Eleans
United States
Red Chinese amphibious assault on nationalist island reported
A chaotic dispatch claims more than sixty Communist aircraft attacked Yiehung and nearby Ma Island after a coordinated sea and air strike aimed at Tachin. Nationalist forces reportedly repelled waves of landings from Formosa and driven back by air and sea power, while U S officials pledge protection of Formosa and adjacent islands.
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Thonenudl
Yiebang
Moxos
Iwhitehnent
Bitter
Loetiaaiel Lebings
Rissian Panake
Yiehung
Caebert
AGUS
Ihang
Lormnd
Tachen
Pishan
Yichang
Milles
Tachenay
Formosa
British Foreign Secretary urges China to act with caution
London reports Sir Anthony Eden warns Red China to act with caution in the Far East while outlining Britain’s stance on negotiations with Russia and postwar European limits. He pledges restraint in Asia, with emphasis on social and economic issues and a Western German settlement.
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London
Britsh Morwga
Anthony
Red China
Far East
Secretay Jio
Russia
West Germany
Pater
Foreign Office
Herberlince
Askeara
Squires Approve Jail Bond Issue Reject Road Bill
The Blountville court district discusses funding for a jail and road projects. Voters approved a jail bond issue while a road-improvement measure failed. The debate centered on financing through tax notes versus the ordinary fund, with officials proposing a $29,1850 plan for deputies and staff and a separate plan for rural road blacktapping. Local officials including Otis Pendleton and Judge Poston led negotiations to advance a state-aided program. The ballot also considered a $7,300 highway substation and equipment funding, with merchants and residents urged to support the station’s completion. The discussion touched on approval from Nashville officials and the highway department for a broader program.
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Paul
Willams
Blount Ville
Sullivan Camity
DaMioeet Penurin
Winuls
Eesar
Postan
Calitroyer
Cottet
Fm Revolution
Tenneseee
Hikhwat Pabrul
Bristol
Migrardte
Wilfred Gillenwater
Vth
Akneh
Paul Auemertieh
Imigermian
Lee Peonte
Otis Pendleton
Poswa
Laure Zimmerman
Pendleton
Judge Poston
Nashville
Poston
Pendieton
Wired
Aimee
Squirex
LGG
Arlud
Prosvaan
Hor Sherif Ham
Squire Herold Glover
I6th
Zammerman
Ben Brown
Uth
Chester Hall
Tut
Radio
Election Commission
Nine Disagree With Knowland Nine Disagree With Knowland
News from Washington reports debate in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee over Hammarskjold's mission and the capture of U S airmen as spies. Senators, citing Knowland and Eisenhower, voice cautious optimism for progress toward freeing the prisoners while urging measured action and international consultation.
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Rowland EV
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deg Hammarskjold
Red Clay
Auimen
Eed
Knowland
Rcabh
Himmyhrey iDaniin
Secretary of State
Morse
Taub
Jeno Eigenhower
Hammarskjale
Bill Knowle
Eisaenhower
Wirmen
Lehairman
Ghiengo
Knowlund
China
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nd
Far East
Dulles
Smith
Merchant Fined On DWI Charge In City Court
A merchant was fined 50 for speeding and driving while intoxicated after officers testified he was seen speeding on Lynn Garden Drive and unsteady on his feet. Witnesses stated he had been drinking beer, with defense witnesses interrupted during testimony.
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Lary We
Aied
Lynn Garden
West
Lestanonys
Lesllyina
Youngest U S Chief Executive Begins 2nd Term in Tennessee
Tennessee Governor Frank G Clement, 34, the nation s youngest chief executive, was inaugurated for a four year term in Nashville amid a massive 150 000 crowd. Former governors and national figures attended as Clement outlined plans, with a 19 gun salute and a state wide network carrying the inaugural events. The day included a long parade, services, and a reception and ball concluding the ceremonies.
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Nashville
Frank G Clement
Overnor
Tennessee
Huileing
Ydirerest
Antiwight College
High
Clement
National Democratic Party
PRI
Moe Lunere
Albert Gore
Estes Kefauver
Justine 5. B. Kell
Tennessee Supreme Court
Capitol
Clemen
Jim Naner McCarl
Lewisburg
Prentice Cooper
Shelpsville
Hen Hooper
Kewport
Ad Hill MfcAlister
Ih Adaiuo
Gore
Ketaurer
J. Percy Priest
Dimes B. Frazier Jo
Doe
L. Evins
Ton: Murray
Ross
McKendree Methodist Church
Charles J. Hawk
Dickson
Clemens Homie
Man Given 5 Years On Larceny Charge
Charles Kendrick Paivick received a five year sentence in Scott County Circuit Court on grand larceny charges. His wife Lula Vivian Paivick, also indicted, was cleared. The theft involved five typewriters taken from Nickelsville High School. A murder trial for a 43 year old Stillwater, Oklahoma, man was underway, accused of beating a 24 year old Mississippi construction worker to death in a rooming house on October 6. The victim, L. C. Williams, died at Halston Valley Community Hospital.
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Gate City
Charles Kendrick Paivick
Scott County
Claude B. McConnell
Todas Pawick
Lula Vivian
Nickelsville ‘High School
Stillwater
Okla
D. Benderson
Renderson
Mispi
Vitti
Halston Valley Community Hospital
L. C. Williams
Bowl Yen
Seat County
Federal Judge Dismisses Perjury Charges In Lat timore Case
Federal Judge Luther Youngdahl dismisses all perjury charges against Gwen Lattimore, ruling the charges violate constitutional rights. The action follows earlier dismissals in 1983 and involves Lattimore’s alleged false denials of being a communist sympathizer and promoter. The decision, amid a broader inquiry into the government’s case, prompts potential appeal.
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Lattimore
Washington
Luther Wo Yung
Fat Fol Gah
Fiat Ebautery
Gwen Lattimore
Nymnds
Youngdall
Sig
Communist Intere Youwigdaal
Sointio
Senate
U.S
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