World Mourns Beloved Satchmo Armstrong Dead at 71
Louis Armstrong died at his New York home from an apparent heart attack. Funeral set for Corona Congregational Church with honorary pallbearers including Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Pearl Bailey, Count Basie. Nixon led U.S. mourning. Armstrong, born July 4 1900, shaped American jazz through five decades and world tours.
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Dunn delays Jarman report. no special session expected
Tennessee Governor Winfield Dunn said the Jarman commission findings will not be released until September and a special session is unlikely. The study led by Maxey Jarman aims to share government costs in Tennessee and implement feasible recommendations when the final report is drafted.
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Senators Demand More Funds for Summer Feeding Program
Washington senators led by Clifford Case urged the Nixon administration to nearly double the summer feeding program funding from 18.1 million to about 38 million, saying the Agriculture Department promised full funding and Congress authorized up to 100 million from customs receipts if needed. They stressed that cities expanded programs with the department backing and urged immediate reconsideration of the reduced budget.
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Ancient 50,000-Year Settlement Found in Tajikistan
Tass reports archaeologists uncovered a 50,000-year-old turtle-based settlement in the Ogzi Kichik cave, Tajikistan. Beads from turtle shells and bones lie beneath the site, with spear heads and stone tools indicating Mesolithic inhabitants who relied on turtles for food.
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Meir Warns Israel May Stand Alone To Defend Right To Exist
Prime Minister Golda Meir told a Liberal party meeting Israel is prepared to go it alone if needed to protect its existence. She warned against domestic divisions and urged unity while resisting Arab concessions in peace efforts. Vice President Agnew met Arab leaders in Kuwait to explore constructive US involvement. Israel accused Egypt of ceasefire violations as talks on reopening the Suez Canal continued in Cairo.
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Argentina Debates Hijack Prosecution
In La Plata Argentina a panel of federal judges weighs whether to prosecute two hijackers who seized a Boeing 707 on a 7500 mile circuit last weekend. The case centers on Tokyo treaty jurisdiction over the flight end and possible extradi tion to other nations. The prisoners Robert Lee Jackson and Ligia Sanchez Achilla await decisions in La Plata maximum security jail with charges of air piracy and threats.
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Steel Wage Talks Near Final Stage in 450 000 Steelworkers Contract
Washington reports President Nixon urged wage restraint to align with the world steel market and curb a potential August strike. Budget Director George P. Shultz said optimism replaced talk of an inevitable walkout, noting Nixon’s appeal to patriotism and self interest to prevent a big wage boost and price rise. The meeting marked Nixon’s first direct engagement with both sides in these negotiations.
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Cartoonist Al Capp Faces Court Appearance in Morals Case
Cambridge resident and Lil Abner creator Al Capp, 61, pleaded innocent in Boston Municipal Court on May 14 and was to appear again today for rendition proceedings tied to morals charges filed in Wisconsin.
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Kingsport Times publication details and pricing notes
The Kingsport Times weekly and Sunday edition information lists publishing scope, carrier routes, pricing for daily and Sunday deliveries, and subscription terms. It notes offices in Kingsport Tennessee with mailing details and prohibits republication without owner consent.
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