Milton Devault Named Mayor of Kingsport in City Vote
Milton Devault was elected mayor of Kingsport after a four year term was approved by city officials. E G Guenther was chosen as vice mayor, with several aldermen and the new council sworn in. The report notes annexation plans in East Coaler Street area and ongoing municipal appointments.
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Barnett Mitsu Deville Renring
Kingsport
Foundl
Sonny Vernas
Guenther
Sue Reeds
Job
Winerly
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Ruankenhees ii
Mia Vero Daly
Kase Davieult
Pest
Pas
Colneiiner
Penn Sehoe
Hapland Park
Bristol
East Coaler
Belyne Addi
Tistal
Chnckfield
German City Officials Invite Kingsport Aldermen Visit
A delegation from Singer, Germany, invited Kingsport aldermen to visit and exchange municipal insights. Visitors praised Kingsport’s governance and hoped for closer ties, citing joint efforts on civic events, commerce, and security, and expressing desire to continue the friendship through exchanges.
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Singer
Germany
Kingsport
Tangsport
Ain
Er Groh
Tae
Boal
Mytur
United States
Kingsparr
Tennessee
Wwe
Peary
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Erder
Kiyspurt
Ams
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Saarouarsous
Maxon
Cus
Chemne of Commerce
Kenuleien
Kane Port
Cummings Quits Big Stone Office
In Big Stone Gap Virginia a town council meeting approved the resignation of Toven Mamwer effective July 18. A successor will be appointed to fill the vacant post before September, with a committee to oversee the transition and reporting duties assigned to the mayor.
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Big Stone Office
Gan
Peglar
Counc
Positon
Eeuuci
End Of Mob Action In Strike Is Sought
Local leaders call for an end to mob action amid a prolonged strike in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Officials from labor groups and the police department urge peace while negotiations continue. the situation remains tense as authorities seek restraint and a return to lawful protest.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Muvot
Anapiphetry
Moscow Peace Motions Split in Criminal Court Deliberations
In Blountville Sullivan County a 40 year old Lynn Garden man faces drunken driving and two traffic counts including driving with a revocation. The case, after a lengthy trial, went to a jury as Judge Thomas B Roysth presided. A second drunken driving case involving a 47 year old from Blountville was also underway. Witnesses testified to behavior before and during the incidents, with jurors hearing about vehicle speed and the defendant’s actions. The trial reflected ongoing debate over peace motions in Moscow as the court proceeded with the day’s docket.
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Sts Deliberat
Lynn Garden
Thomas BH. Roysth
Sullyvan
Faye Bina Neko Fay
Vatroiman Hanihy
Patreinan Avrestta
Hubert Woliver
Presse
Uaesia
Cigsus
Patralmain
Eich
Fay Mieke
Bank Heekbes
Arthur Nish
Peter
Wray Grey
Mion
Goethe
Senate approves funds for Dien Yates plant with strings
Senate action allocates six hundred million dollars to power lines for the Dien Yates project but ties the money to conditions linked to city approval. Across the chamber lawmakers debated accountability and potential delays, with some insisting on unconditional support while others urged stricter terms and study.
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Senate
Dien Yates
Mesiors
Ik Han
Peron Opponents Demand Deeds Over Words in Argentina
The opposition parties led by the Radical bloc urged deeds rather than words as they criticized President Peron over the peacemaking efforts after the revolt. Peron, in a radio broadcast, urged responsible opposition participation while offering talks to resolve outstanding issues with Radicals and other factions. Government spokesmen said discussions in both houses aimed to smooth tensions and outline possible government changes.
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Pecon
Eassniedl
Peron
Peroni
Zerces
Hawkins Negro Held In Jail On Slaying
Rogersville June 6 B will bear Robinson a 30 year old Black man is jailed without bond on a first degree murder count. Police say the man and Suspect Anderson and two others were involved in a fatal drinking altercation leading to a shooting. The case involves a child and witnesses describe the confrontation ending in a fatal attack at a hospital.
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Jile
Willare Robinson
Geearciaig
Thinkens
Shaun Chain
Ane Depson
Sid Anderson
Mir
Taluisan
Andersom
P.a. Munday Rohini
Hanne
Manis
Fatnson
Robison
Infant Scalding Incident Reported in Local Area
A two month old girl suffered burns in a scalding incident reported by local authorities. The event details include hospital evaluation and care, with initial statements from guardians and a medical professional about the infant's condition and prognosis. Further investigations are planned to determine cause and safety measures.
Red China Faces Important Year
Article discusses China's five year plan and upcoming People's Congress, mentioning industry targets and economic issues. It notes expectations from experts and policymakers, with focus on coordination between party leaders and economic ministers, and potential reform milestones for 1967.
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China
Rougher Roughs on Colonial Golf Course
Fragmentary OCR text references rougher roughs and traps on a colonial golf course with unclear surrounding details. No clear people, dates, or organizations emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
Teenager shoots way out of police station
Chicago July 6 A teenager escaped police custody by shooting his way out of a city police station injuring an officer the youth was shot and wounded in return and rushed to a hospital for emergency surgery The incident sparked fears among residents and prompted an active manhunt and internal reviews of station security.
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Chicago
Wigain
Nine Guards Held By Angry Rebel Convicts
Nine Washington state prison guards were held at knifepoint during a mass inmate revolt at the Walla Walla facility. The riot, led by a White-shirted convict leader, disrupted parole and classification procedures as guards and two staff were injured and some were released after initial violence. State patrols and National Guard standby were activated as officials sought to secure the 1,700 inmates and negotiate terms for the seven injured entries.
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Wash
Weshlington
Janacers
Lwa
Washington City
Jany Aurerment
National Guard
Thomas
Bozzérides
Harvis
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At Posoners
Tie Ag Sen Jan
Stotes
Brake
ATU Agent Pays Fine and Stages Green Light Protest
An ATU agent settles a fine but asserts the Gate City stop light remained green. The fragmented text references multiple people and places, including names like Pope Wattin and various local terms, suggesting a chaotic public safety or traffic dispute with civic officials.
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ATU
Gate City
Weather fragment from Mes BWM article appears garbled
Fragmentary weather note from a Mes BWM section contains unclear terms and missing data. Unable to derive concrete forecast or region.
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