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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1963

Page

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Mary Lou Walker Aims for Miss Tennessee Title

Mary Lou Walker a Kingsport student, majoring in psychology and education, competes for Miss Tennessee among 48 contestants. She plans travel, talent singing, and gown rounds with support from former Miss Kingsport Frances Dryden. If crowned she would win a $2000 wardrobe and $1000 scholarship plus tours to major cities.

Mary Lou Walker Miss Tennessee Frances Frances Dryden Kingsport Mary Lou Jackson Carson-Newman Gree Tennessee Walker Taycees Sonality Mary Low

Hoffa Lawyers Press New Charges in Trial

NASHVILLE AP Hoffa and six others faced renewed challenges as their pre trial motions questioned grand jury validity in the bribery conspiracy case that ended in a mistrial last winter. Judge Frank Gray dismissed four motions while eight remain to be ruled. Defendants contended publicity and jury bias tainted the process. Hoffa sat with his lawyers as others named included Ewing King Allen M Dorfman and Thomas Parks.

Nashville James R. Hoffa Teamsters Gand U.S Frank Gray Hoffa Gray Naty Holla Ewing King Teamsters Local 327 Allen M. Dorfman Chigaco Insurance Lawrence W

Sit-Down Protest By 12 Prisoners At Nashville Workhouse

UPI reports Sheriff Leslie Jett investigated a sit-down protest by 12 prisoners at the Nashville metropolitan workhouse over alleged bad food and conditions. The brief strike occurred during a work detail. prisoners were loaded into a truck and returned to the facility. The sheriff pledged a thorough inquiry and possible disciplinary actions for staff or prisoners if faults are found. Chief Deputy Fate Thomas noted such incidents occur occasionally and are promptly addressed.

Nashville UPI Leslie Jett Metropolitan Fate Thomas

Annual 4 H Poultry Show Wednesday at Tolonson Stadium

Kingsport area 4 H clubs prepare for the annual poultry show and sale at J. Fred Tolonson Stadium tomorrow morning. 4 H'ers raise 100 or 50 chickens for a year, with 10 or 5 donated to the sale, then poultry judged by University of Tennessee experts in Blue Red or White classes. The Parmenter Reds sale follows the show with lots of 5 and 10 birds at about 2.75 each, as youths hope for blue ribbons and strong bids.

Kingsport Area Coleman The Chamber of Commerce Zoleman Univrsity of Tennessee

Jaycees Plan Tobacco Event At Gate City

Gate City Jaycees will manage the annual Scott County Tobacco Festival in Weber City at the Tobacco Warehouse during the first week of October. The event aims to be the largest tobacco celebration yet, marking the kick off for county warehouse sales and including the dedication of a fourth warehouse under construction to be finished for November sales.

Times-News Gate City Gate City Jaycees Weber City Jaycee Darrell Daugherty Scott County

Election Laws Topic Of Meet In Gate City Virginia

Gate City Va August meeting will discuss Virginia election laws. Russell County attorney George A Primer will outline legal requirements at the courthouse in Gate City starting 7 40 p m EST. The session is open to the public, per Scott County GOP chair Rufus Horne.

Gate City Russell County Virginia Seott County GOP Rufus Horne George A. Primer Sate City

52 Demonstrators Arrested In Civil Rights Protests

In Somerville Tennessee police report 52 demonstrators were arrested after three days of civil rights protests at the tent city site. Eleven Negro juveniles and 41 others were charged with obstruction of trade in private business. Nine youths released to parents. two held for juvenile court. Adults jailed on Saturday faces bond and Aug hearing.

Somerville Tenn FBI Rookers Earl Dissly Memphis FET A. W. Willis Jr Mississippi Willis Fayette County

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