06 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
1
CBS transforms a simple kids game into a disturbing game show called Video Village hosted by Jack Narz. The program moves players through marked boards by dice and spinner choices for a daily 10:30 a.m. EDT and a Friday 1 p.m. EDT windup, inviting contestants to travel through potentially dangerous spots on a swapped path.
Kentuckys July trade shows gloom as manufacturing declines deepen. In Whitesburg Deputy Sheriff Lon Sizemore 62 faces murder trial for the March fatal shooting of Manuel Bentley at Neon’s American Legion Club. Separate reports note Eastern Airlines suspects an electrical fault triggered a false alarm at Standiford Field with 13 aboard, and Lexington coverage discusses CBS testing a telecast case amid political timing and a fascination with the unknown.
An emergency was called Tuesday at London Airport when a Brasilian Airlines DC-7 developed a flat tire during taxiing toward its takeoff point. No injuries were reported and the plane was repaired and ready to depart for Rio de Janeiro.
Fayette County editor Roy Coleson describes paying a hospital bill for a Black worker to ensure proper care and restoration. The Associated Press reports smooth race relations in past days and Coleson's motive beyond financial obligation. In London, the West London Permanent Building Society foreclosed on Arthur Thompson's mortgage, ending his dismantling project.
Frangront governor Combs doubts he will join a regional governors tour to Brazil and Argentina this fall. He says his focus remains on improving relations in Kentucky and he has enough work at home to handle.
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