Tennessee troopers form association to push for reforms
The Tennessee State Troopers Association forms to improve welfare and working conditions for Department of Safety officers. Leaders say members seek hearings in politically motivated firings or transfers, plan negotiations, and will include a nonstrike clause while a constitutional convention is set.
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Tennessee News Tangles Include Flatt Health and Cast of Local Affairs
Tennessee bluegrass star Lester Flatt shows improvement after heart surgery and breathing difficulties at St Thomas Hospital where he remains in fair condition. Authorities search for a convicted murderer and two inmates who escaped a prison earlier, while a Metro mayoral candidate advocates keeping posters up under a strict campaign-free zone law. State officials say Tennessee Walking Horse participants will be screened for equine diseases ahead of the Aug. 28 festival. A Williamson County open meetings suit against the county board of education was dismissed with an appeal anticipated.
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St. Thomas Hospital
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Williamson County Board of Education
Henry Denmar Bell
Elvis Presley Buys Memphis Woman Gift Limousine
Elvis Presley personalizes a birthday moment with Mrs. Mennie L. Person of Memphis by offering to buy her a limousine from a downtown Cadillac agency. The event included Presley guiding a shopper back to the lot and presenting a gift option as he chatted with her, part of a larger note about his recent lavish spending.
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Tom Parker
Coup Brings Power Shift In Nigeria 1966
A bloodless coup in Nigeria sees Gowon take power after General Aguiyi Ironsi’s ouster. The events follow a July 1966 crisis, sparking tribal violence and leading to a long civil conflict that ends with a 1970 peace entering a fragile postwar era.
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Indian Leader Russell Means Shot Near Mission
American Indian Movement leader Russell Means was wounded by gunfire while driving near Mission South Dakota. He said two policemen and a federal informant targeted him. a hospital reported a grazing wound and Means received 12 stitches. He blamed a BIA policeman, a Mission officer, and a federal informant.
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