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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

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Italian honor code ends in bride's murder near Rome

Salvatore Nappo shot his bride Anna Nentia four times on a country road after claiming the deed was for honor. The 21 year old, a Neapolitan, was killed four days after their June wedding. Nappo surrendered to police and offered no remorse as relatives defended Italy's old sexual code.

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Abernathy Quits As SCLC Leader Over Civil Rights Adequacy

Atlanta based report states Dr Ralph D Abernathy resigned as president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference saying the black middle class has abandoned the civil rights fight and that black leaders cannot beg white support while opposing white power. He warned SCLC was near collapse as he stepped down after Kings death.

Abernathy Atlanta APL Ralph D. Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCI Martin Luther King, Jr SCLC King Jesse Jackson Jackson PUSH SCLA Montgomery Memphis Mack Russia

Weather forecast shows scattered showers along Atlantic coast

Tuesday night outlook indicates shower activity across Atlantic coastal states with others expecting mostly fair skies. Temperatures range from cool to warm, with metros like Chicago 63, Dallas 74, Phoenix 82 and New York 72 degrees. readings show inner-city variance and typical summer humidity.

Alanta Boston Chicago Dallas Denver Duluth Jacksonville Kansas City Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Washington

County meetings announce July Wednesday and Thursday

The Legislative Judicial Committee of Sullivan County Court will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. in the County Courthouse Blountville on Wednesday. The Kingsport Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday July 12 in the council room City Hall. Sullivan County Board of Education meets July 12 at 7 p.m. in the superintendent’s office conference room.

Legislative-Judicial Committee Sullivan County Court Blountville Kingsport Board of Zoning Appeals City Hall Sullivan County Board of Education

Path Theories Musical Auditions for The Hobbit

Additional tryouts for the children's musical The Hobbit will be held at 2pm on July 11 at the Fine Arts Center. Parts are available for young people of third grade age and up.

Fine Arts Center

Museum Comedy Summer Theatre 73 Presents The Boys from Syracuse

The Fine Arts Center stages The Boys from Syracuse July 12 to 14 at 8 15 pm. Rodgera and Hart musical comedy features lively songs and romance. For ticketing and information call 246 8351.

Summer Theatre Syracuse Rodgera and Hart Fine Arts Center

Beaming News Text Slips Into Odd City Names

An OCR readout from Kevgspoe Times and The News presents garbled place names and dates while asserting daily mail delivery and a long list of organizations. It mentions United Press and Chicago News Enterprise, with fragmented phrases about postal rates and circulation. The readable pieces suggest a historical newspaper listing and service notes rather than a coherent article.

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Playboy and Penthouse Propose Changes After Obscenity ruling

The Supreme Court obscenity decision prompts Playboy to consider editorial changes in photography while Penthouse plans slight editorial moderation without altering its core approach. Both magazines regret the ruling which lets local officials judge obscenity by community standards, affecting distribution mainly in the South. Bob Guccione argues photos should remain unchanged. Playboy notes possible photography adjustments but not for August. Penthouse chief Guccione says editorial content may shift if an item lacks seriousness, and Viva may launch separately without SC guidelines.

Supreme Court Playboy Spirn T. Agnew Penthouse South Bob Guccione Chicago Agnew Lee Gottlich High Court Gottlich Guccione Viva

Death Fact Of Life For Danish Family

A Danish family faces a tragic prognosis as three children suffer myaklonas epilepsy, a rare inherited disease. John 17 and Jane 15 know they will die, while 2-year-old Ole remains unaware. Doctors say none may live to 20. the younger brothers have a 50-50 chance. The Thoegersen family moved from Canada to Denmark seeking life, while hoping the others remain unaffected.

Aarhus Denmark UPI John Thoezersen Jane Ole Thoegersed Canada Thoegersens

Winston Leads GOP Poll In Tennessee Gubernatorial Contest

Nat Winston, former State Mental Health Commissioner, tops two Inside Tennessee Politics polls of Republican leaders and GOP voters for a 1974 primary held today. Mortis says leaders favored seven candidates while voters leaned Winston, with the Memphis area noting a regional prison site shift and Shelby County Penal Farm backing. Tennessee also deposited 9.286 million dollars from federal revenue sharing, earning about 1300 dollars daily in interest.

Memphis UPI Br. Nat Winston Tennessee Winston Jack H. Mortis III Shelby County Lee Hyden Mark Luttrell Frank ©. Pidgeon Luttrell Hyden Nashville

Ann Arbor repeals easygoing Pat Law amid protest

In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the city council repealed the lenient Pat law that fined $4 for marijuana use or possession. About 150 protesters lit marijuana cigarettes in council chambers after a protester struck Mayor J. W. Stephenson. The measure now aligns with state law, with penalties up to $1,000 and four years for larger quantities. the council rejected delaying the repeal for a referendum.

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