Larceny Hearings Continue For Three Kingsport Men
In Kingsport General Sessions Court, Tommy Harris Maine 18 Rouinie Vermillion 19 and co-defendants face charges of grand larceny and burglary over alleged theft of a rifle, two shotguns, a pistol, and fishing gear from homes on Park Drive and Long Drive. A related count targets Moore Trees for grand larceny in the theft of three rods and reels. A hearing date is set for July 7.
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Kingsport
Pram Cony Shaye
Tommy Harris
Maine
Youry Rind Fitus
Arin Larcony
Rouinie Vermillion
Buckles Drive
Prand
Tay Peed
Park Drive
Long Thine
Moore Trees
Prand Tarceny
Charles Gentry
Morse
Creek Road
Brand Fareens
Houtiaps
Allanday
Kennedy Forensic Style Needs Improvements, Writer Agrees
In Washington UPI reports North Carolina’s State College students studied Kennedy’s televised addresses and found his gesture range limited. They suggest expanding the “forensic” repertoire beyond finger stabbing and chop motions, proposing specific gestures to energize speeches and public statements.
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Hick West
Washington
UPI
North Carolina
Congress
Amt
Kennedy
Edwin
Stamey W. Mason Jr
Commerce
Lee Ee Ther J. Hodges
Kent
Ardlnedy
Coly
Ani Bey Aly
Dent
Your Child's Religion And Family Roles
Dr Ernest G Osborne discusses how parental example shapes children's religious life, warning that religion feels hollow if parents preach but do not live by beliefs. The piece notes mothers and fathers need personal time and balanced family roles to avoid overprotectiveness and guilt.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Heart Disease Tops Sullivan County Deaths Report
The Health Department quarterly report shows heart disease as the leading killer in Sullivan County with 78 deaths in April to June, totaling 143 deaths this year. Cancer ranked second with 44 deaths this quarter, and total deaths across all causes reached 163 while births reached 539.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Health Department
Sullivan
Enuy
Police Survey Opens as Memphis Officials Probe Burglary Scandals
A Memphis police survey, tied to city administration and department chiefs, probes multiple burglary scandals at Appalachian Power Co. and local sites. The lightning strike near the plant caused property damage estimated at 7080 dollars and affected Toay's home, with his wife and two children unharmed but shocked.
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Memphis
EL Sagersolh
of Sin
Surve
Lebanon
Assad
Tom F. Teay
Appalachian Power Co
Witness Testimony Alleges Fear in Magnavox Strike Case
Former Magnavox employee testifies he feared harm if he refused to strike after a union order. Johnny Patterson and another ex-member of the IUE claim coercion backed the February 1961 walkout. Two union members are serving prison terms for dynamite attacks tied to the dispute.
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Dandridgs
APY
Magiavox Co
Cenployeld
Udmion
Jefferson City
Johnny R. Patterson
Ciretcuit
Gian
Surike
Magnavas
Patterson
Eiher
Internationall Union of Flectrical, Radio, and Machine Workers
TUK
Amt
Dramages Eark
Mattiit
Wilon Aptiist
Magnavox
Wnion
Carrellison
IGE
Knoxville
Kentucky News Briefs Mix Local Topics and Energy Talks
Kentucky coverage reports a Lexington stand operator seeking magazine and newspaper sale exemptions, a University of Kentucky official criticizing costly leadership, Owensboro labor talks with Local 1, a potential two hour work stoppage, and a public service hearing on an 18 million dollar Green River plant proposal to serve several counties.
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Vrasktort
Public Service Commission
Green River
Dike Mondiy
Rieeigie Cogueritive Corp
Phim
Sebeue
NLRB Orders New Election At Clarksville Plant
The NLRB overturns a 1961 Clarksville plant election at Trane Co. and orders a new vote by Aug 18 after workers claimed pay envelopes during campaigning split $3 from wages and carried union propaganda. The board notes rising abuse of timing propaganda and directs examination of used material details.
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Clarksville
Nashvil
Cempleyes
Trane Cu
National Labor Relations Board
Trane
Inter. Net Association of Machinists
Onion
SLRE
Man Charged With Burglary In Sullivan County
A Kingsport man, Harve Elgar Jenkins, 41, was charged with burglary after deputies say he removed parts from a Civil Defense building and fled on Lyon Garden Drive. He is being held in Northeast Tennessee awaiting federal authorities. A former county deputy sheriff in Memphis faced a $45,000 bond in a separate case.
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Sullivan County Sheriff's Department
Elgar Jenkins
In!s
Lyon Garden Drive
S Department
Depuyes
Virginia
Jenkins
Cite
Memphis Tar
U.S
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Nepee
Ole Brown
Toy Lynn Davis
Wipe
Davis
Brown
Cersburg
Highway Patrol
Rose Kennedy to Help Youngest Son in Massachusetts Campaign
Rose Kennedy reveals views on her son Ted Kennedy and political dynasties. She says Ted should pursue office, aiming for a Senate seat in Massachusetts, and notes her support for his career while discussing family expectations and public service. The interview covers Kennedy family political influence and her son’s readiness for higher office.
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Aelf R Rennedy
White House
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Ted
Kennely
Mansachussetts
Ashe
Senay
Kennedy
Carlos Julio Asaserpieda
Lruader
Arasemena
Senora Arasemena
Sma
Curtos Julia Jetio
Washington
Wayle
Jady
Plaiina
Perrantian
Provident Kennedy
Mer
Carradine
Suries
City Police Work 4 Auto Accidents
Police reported four auto accidents on Mayday with two men charged for drunken driving. One incident caused minor injuries at 900 Block Center St at 10 07 noon. A disturbance on Dale and Poplar streets prompted a police response. a vehicle reportedly driven recklessly in Week Pine Willow and Federal Sts. A car theft was reported and later recovered.
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Volive
Dale
Poplir
Der
Taylor McNamara Fare Should Make Interesting Story
The piece outlines how Taylor and McNamara, at odds with Eisenhower era defense concepts and Kennedy era policy, navigated joint chiefs dynamics and possible reforms. It traces Taylor’s career from Army chief to his role as a presidential adviser, and hints at how their views on nuclear strategy and Vietnam shaped high level debates.
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Hy Santes
Associated Press News
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Wilson
Wise
Eisenhower
Army Chief of Staff
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Thia
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Tad
Kennedy
Voylar
South View
Nam
Lay. Inc
Iatwa
Breaking and Entering Charge Filed Against Mah Keathles
A man identified as Meory Keathles was arrested on a breaking and entering charge. A hearing is scheduled for 10 am Wednesday in General Sessions Court. Bond was set at 1 dollar by Judge Walter Moody. The arrest was processed by authorities toward custody.
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Meory Keathles
Keathley
Werneslay
Sessincs Court
Walter Moody
Court Dismisses Petit Larceny Case In Sessions Court
A petit larceny case was dismissed after trial in Kinpapart's General Sessions Court. Kenneth Mord Maness was the defendant, with the proceeding held in the circuit court with a state or county prosecutor. The case had involved alleged theft of shirts and related items, and the defendant was not required to appear further after dismissal.
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Iy Kinpapart
Kenneth Mord Maness
Emergency Room Treated Cases Surge at Valley Hospital
Over 120 patients were treated at Valley Community Hospital on Monday after a series of falls and injuries. Reports indicate various conditions including bruises cuts stings and one case of a kidney-related issue.
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Venteer
Tolston Valley Community Hospital
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