Congressional Hopeful Schedules Across Tennessee District
Republican hopefuls for Congress in Tennessee’s First District announce a week of tours and speeches across Johnson City Newport Morristown and Greeneville. Candidates Haynes Elliot Ayner Phillips Quillen Robby Peters and Jimmy Quillen outline county by county stops with town hall rooms and rallies.
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Tennessee First District
Haynes Elliot
Neva
Trade
Shoans
Mountain City
Hiefer
Line Valley
Johnson County
Tuesi County
Greese County
Cheeneville
Mosholm
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Baileview
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Jefferson County Hush School
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Staten
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Pet Dairy
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Bo Lou
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The
Mountain
Music Makers
the Skyliners
Greeneville
Newport Riees
Dayton Phillips
Optimist Club
Hawking County
Shady Valley
Roan Mountain
Greene County
Washington County
Oan
Hancock County
Claiborne County
Powell Valley
Grainger County
Rutledge
Vwalls
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Jimmy Quillen
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Prudent
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Speedwell
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Wazewell Lions Club
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Mohawk
Manstein
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Telford
Washington College
John $Ewer
Flag Pond
Unicai
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Hilton Butler
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di Butler
Benson Joins Olson Brothers Inc Board of Directors
UPI reports Fr Taft Benson former Eisenhower agriculture secretary is named to Olson Brothers Inc board in California. C Dean Olson, firm president, announced the appointment Sunday. The note mentions weather forecasting and an unrelated medical exam correction.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Taft Benson
Secretary ‘ Agriculture
Eisen-hower
Olson Brothers Inc
California
C. Dean Olson
Surplus Grain Declines. Tobacco Output Forecast For 62
The Department of Agriculture issued a crop report showing reductions in surplus grain crops nationwide. Corn production for harvest is projected at 9.598 billion bushels, down 2 percent from 1961, with winter wheat at 2.050 billion bushels. Tobacco output is expected to rise, potentially posting the largest harvest since 1952, with Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee listed for acreage and yield estimates.
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Washington
Departnesr of Agriculture
Twinesaee
Southwest Virginia
Kentucky
Hurley
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentuck
Georgia
Nortis
Norse Carolina
Nort
Tao
Rumors Fly After Olgiati Farris Meeting in Tennessee
In Nashville, P. R. Olgiati and William W. Parris met amid rumors of a political deal. Neither candidate planned to step aside, and observers noted the gathering failed to alter Clement’s position while fueling speculation about anti-Clement factions and the race’s crowded field.
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Gavin Scott Nashvilee
P. R. Olgiati
Willian W. Parris
Nashville
Boi
Gore
Frank Clement
Clement
Farris
Olpiati
Parcis
Olpiatie jWants
Ian
Kefauver
Nashville Anteney
John Jay Hooker Jr
Carley
Hooker
Fry
Ender
Capitol Hill
Prestige Fight Near Settlement Between House and Senate Groups
Washington AP reports the Senate and House Appropriations committees close to settlement on money bills and chairmanship disputes amid joint conference tensions. A looming clash over Agriculture panels and emergency programs frames a broader power struggle, with procedural maneuvers reshaping how farm and revenue measures reach the Senate floor.
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Washington
Senate
House Appropriations
House
Supreme Court
Capitol
Agriculture
Major League Pacesetters Roster Highlight Revolving Batting Feats
Summary of top MLB performers across leagues with notable RBIs and runs. Mentions include Giants players Cepeda and Mays, Reds Robinson, Braves Aaron, and Al López era context. Also notes pitching figures including Purkey and Vac Vickers, with various team associations like Dodgers Pirates Athletics Tigers and Angels referenced in terse form.
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Pyavispets
Mays
Giants
Aaron
Braves
Robinson
Reds
Cepeda
Wagner
Angels
Athletics
Sax
Colavito
Tigers
Krew
Twins
Rollins
Twi
Nafina
Teapiee Purkey
Reds Deortgers
Monde
Dodgers
Face
Pirates
Donan
Ans
Vickers
Fortack
United Press
T.davis
Clemente
Pitt
Musial
Cin
Davenport
Skinner Pitt
F. Alou
Altgan
Chi
Williams
Bos
Jimenez
KC SF
Siehera
Chi St A
Cunghm
Am Rollins
Mian Fa
NS Power
Giavith
Balloon Test Animals Die In Canadian Flight
Two Khest monkeys and four hamsters died after parachuting from a high altitude balloon as part of a radiation experiment conducted by Ames Research Center. Dr. Webb Maymaker reported from the landing site near northern Saskatchewan that life signs were absent. Capsule ecologies and a 1.2 mile balloon route were tracked from Goose Bay, Labrador, with investigators uncertain about the cause of death.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
UPI
Tapsnes
Ames Research Center
Webb Maymaker
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert National Park
Haymaker
Brat Evans
Ames Center
Canada
Prince Albect
Goose Bay
Lasbrador
Insects Hit Gardens in Local Area
Insects and weeds have multiplied after recent showers affecting home gardens. Claude Prince, assistant Sullivan County agent, warns that beans and cabbage are highly vulnerable to pests. Control options include 5 percent dust of malathion or sevin, with caution to avoid DDT near harvest. Follow label directions and safety precautions.
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Claude Prince
Sullivan County
Prince
Mil ler Captured After Slaying Deputy in Escape
Atlanta police report the capture of Charles Duane Miller, an alleged slayer, in Knoxville Tennessee ending a Southeast manhunt. Miller, held in Knox County jail on 50 000 bond, was arraigned by a US commissioner in Knoxville after his capture Sunday night. FBI agents nabbed him as he emerged from a wooded area near a church. he offered no resistance.
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Atlanta
Patten
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Duane Miller
Knox County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miller
Break-In Probe Marks City Gift Shop Theft
Police detectives investigated a Market Street break-in at the Crystal Mountain Gift shop. The thief reportedly took seven cases of soft drink bottles through a broken back door window, with city officers led by Detective Captain Jin Broyfes pursuing the clue.
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Crystal Mountain Gift
Market Street
Jin Broyfes
Grift
Field Day Slated By Artificial Breeders Assn
KNORVILD The Fast Tennessee Artificial Breeders Association will hold its annual field day by July 25 at the association headquar ters in Knoxville. Rudee Thompson, the president, announced the program will include no nationally known speaker and a tour of facilities. Thompson expects representatives from 26 local associations and others in Jooth county to attend. The event begins at 10 30 a.m. Area farmers are invited with no lunch charge. Artificial insemination aims to improve bloodlines and protection efficiency, with dairy farmers, beef cattlemen, and cattle operations increasingly adopting the method.
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Knorvild
Tennessee
Knoxville
Rudee Thompson
Thompson
Representa
Jooth County
Cost Sharing Requests Open for Federal Farm Practices
Sullivan County ASCS invites farmers to file cost share requests for approved practices through July 31. The program covers pastures, soil and water measures, and livestock water projects with rates from 30 to 75 percent. Offices in Blountville handle submissions weekdays 8 am to 4:30 pm, and funds determine eligibility after deadline.
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Sullivan County Agricultural Stabilization Gard Conservation Service
Now
Dee
R Jones
Jones
County Ascs
Blountville
ASC
Sullivan 4-H Club Charter and Camp Plans
Sullivan 4-H Club charter and notices mention Charles B Hollands roles and junior campers. Reports of deposits for vamp setters, enrollment reminders, field bay attendance near Knox ville, and bus transportation by the Sullivan Artificial Breeders Association. Mentions of record books, weed control, and Kiwanis support for camp trips with several named locals and clubs.
Deadline Today For 4-H Roundup Call Bristol Office Now
Sullivan County 446 Chile members planning to attend the State 4-H Roundup in Knoxville on August 641 must call the County Agent's Office in Bristol today. Registration fee is $15.
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Sullivan County
Chile
Knoxville
Bristol
Hartford
uCon
Charles
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate
Ribicoff
Kennedy
Connecticut
John M. Bailey
Frank Kowalski
Kowalski
John N. Dempsey
Horace Srely-Browner
Bailey
Kawalki
U.S. AID says foreign aid spurred over 18 million in American business
Washington based Agency for International Development reported last month the foreign aid program generated more than 18 million dollars in business for U.S. firms. The agency noted foreign governments used aid funds to purchase substantial American products, boosting exports and employment.
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Washington
UPI
Agency For International Development (Aid
U.S
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