Harding Letters Reveal Romantic Affairs and Sealed Archive
Southern Ilinoisans report that over three quarters of about 100 letters Harding wrote to Carrie Phillips between 1910 and 1920 are love letters. They reference Nan Britton and other affairs while Harding was married, and were donated to the Library of Congress to remain sealed until 2014.
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Carbondale, Ill
UPI
Warren G. Harding
Carrie Phillips
Harding
Nan Britton
Kenneth W. Duckett
Ohio Historical Society
Carol Alexander
Southern Illinois University
Duckett
SIU
Marion
Ohio
Jim Phillips
Russell
Library of Congress
Phillips
Carrie
Washington
the Star
Angela Davis trial delayed again in San Jose court
Angela Davis is escorted by two fall matrons to a San Jose superior court hearing where her murder, kidnapping and conspiracy trial is postponed for a third time while defense motions are reviewed. Workmen bolster the county courthouse and a bullet proof shield separates spectators from the courtroom as the trial is pushed to begin in two to four weeks.
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Angela Davis
San Jose
Calif
Sam Jose County
Miss Davis
UPI
Holton Budget Hearings Begin With Senate joins House
Richmond Virginia The first public hearing on Gov Linwood Holtons proposed 5 2 billion budget opens at 1 30 pm with a joint Senate Finance Committee presence for the first time The session follows with agency hearings and requests to the governors budget advisory board Legislator William Hopkins criticizes the budget as fat and inflationary while Senator William Stone pushes private college aid to prevent school deficits from worsening
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Richmond
UPT
Linwood Holton
House Appropriations Committee
House Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House of Delegates
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Holton
Hopking
William B. Stone
Martinsville
Virginia
Embargo Lifted to Ease West Coast Military Shipments
West Coast shippers rescinded the military cargo embargo after Defense Department appeal. PMA president Ed Flynn cited its aim to deny striking longshoremen income while union leader Harry Bridges joined to resume talks by January 31. Dock walkout hurts ports, prompts layoffs and rising costs.
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San Francisco
UPL
Defense Department
Ed Flynn
The
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
West Coast
Flynn
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Los Angeles
Harbor Commission
Clarifying Gun Guides Set For Memphis Police
Memphis officials expect new firearm guidelines to clarify policy rather than restrict officers. Mayor Chandler said police will still pursue criminals, with a list of crimes warranting force including murder, rape, robbery, and burglary. Four black teens shot by police after burglaries sparked protests led by Rev. Bell, with a boycott planned against Memphis businesses. council member Fred Davis urged caution to avoid aiding criminals.
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Memphis
UPS
Wyeth Chandler
Talks In Third Year At Paris Peace Talks
The U S delegation marked the third anniversary of the Vietnam peace talks by challenging North Vietnam s list of American prisoners of war and promising to present new evidence. The session opened with exchanges over POW lists as U S negotiator Heyward Isham urged families be informed.
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UPI
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
Heyward Isham
Isham
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Xuan Ting
Nixon
Thuy
Nguyen van Tien
Tien
United States
William Porter
Porter
Massachusetts
Thay
Discharge Denied For Lost Soldier in Army AWOL Case
Army Pvt. Jerry Wayne Binkley of Ft Campbell Kentucky, dubbed the lost soldier, was denied early discharge as a court martial proceeds. He had been AWOL for two months without leaving the post and had no assigned job, prompting the legal action.
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Nashville
UPI
Jerry Wayne Binkley
Ft Campbell
Madison
Tennn
Binkley
Army
Walter Naumann
Pvt Binkley
Local Kingsport News Highlights and Sale Details
The Kingsport Times and related titles publish from Kingsport Tennessee with limited holiday issues and varying delivery options. Subscription and postage details are noted alongside agency affiliations and copyright restrictions.
Tobacco Cutback Seen At Tobacco Workers Conference
Dr James Bearden economist warns at the Tobacco Workers Conference in Chattanooga that synthetic tobacco may threaten the industry He says the cigarette and tobacco industries diverge and producers may shift to substitutes risking regional farmers and workers without coordinated planning by federal state and industry representatives.
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Chattanooga
UPS
James Bearden
East Caroling University School of Business
Tobacco Workers Conference
Bearden
Wallace to Run for President in Tennessee Primary
Tennessee coverage notes Alabama Gov George Wallace plans a presidential bid and appearances in Tennessee after the Florida primary with May 4 Tennessee date possible March 30 push. Wallace reportedly rejects running as multiple party candidates and previously placed second in Tennessee in 1968. IRS moves to enforce price posting rules as three retailers face action. court steps pending from the U S attorney general with up to 5000 dollar daily penalties. A four point prison population and tension reduction plan for the Tennessee prison is unveiled by Corrections Commissioner Mark Luttrell aiming to trim inmates to about 1000 and expand work release.
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Florida
Tennessee
Wallace
Nixon
Nashville
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
James A. O'Hare
IRS For
O'Hare
Charles Hill Anderson
Middle Tennessee
U.S. District Attorney General
The
General Assembly
Mark Luttrell
Lattrell
Luttrell
Tennessee plans new per hour tuition rates for state colleges
A public hearing set for Jan 3 in Nashville will discuss proposed changes in college tuition at state schools. The Tennessee Higher Education Commission backs hourly rates of 4.50 for community college courses, 7 for undergrad, 11 for grads, and a 5 administration fee, plus out of state tuition rising to 760 per academic year from 600-9615.
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Nashville
UPI
Tennessee Higher Education Commission
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