Two Brothers Drown In McClure River Near Nora Va
In Nora Virginia two young brothers Virgil Ray Vanover six and James two drowned when their homemade boat capsized on the McClure River Saturday night. Their mother and sister were rescued, and seven others escaped with minor or no injuries after a swift undercurrent pulled them toward a ledge. The bodies were recovered by churchgoers and local volunteers as authorities described the tragic accident and the family’s church trip across the river. Funeral services were planned for Tuesday at Bill Ridge with arrangements at Clintwood Funeral Home.
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Ralph Rasnick
Nora
McClure River
Thece
Cllrtwood Fire Department
Virgil Ray Vanwver
Gordon Vanover
Lavity
Dante-Civehcoo Highway
Everett Smith
Aleson
Jinny
Steward
Jonah Reynolds
Truman Plays Mozart Sonata At Shrine In Salzburg
The former president attended a Mozart concert in Salzburg while his wife toured a shrine nearby. A 27 year old Chicago woman, Marion Davenjay, was fatally shot while crossing a highway near Niles Michigan after leaving a supper club where the couple attended. Police investigated a stray bullet or mistaken identity as a possible cause.
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America
Niles
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Ataatemr Pintisis
Chicago
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Ans
Tn Niles
Strumens
Young Morning
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart
Jess
Tin
Arthur N. Menray
Gene McClane
Bob Bend
Ind
Davenjay
Graduation Night at D-B High School
Dobyns Bennett High School prepares for its largest class of 206 graduates. The program theme America Thy Name I Love features valedictorian Margaret Brooks and salutatorian Claudine Fields with speeches on We Take The Stars From Heaven and We Hold These Truths. Various musical selections and awards by civic clubs highlight the evening.
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Claudine Fields
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Matie Hutchinson
Claudite Fielda
Rhamis Tamily Dobson
Bobby Heck
Vablais Kingspork Civic Clubs
Weather forecast for Ringsport area and vicinity
Patchy cold conditions easing tonight with lower temperatures in the upper teens. Wednesday looks cloudy and warmer with highs around the mid to upper teens.
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Ringsport
Palr
Kefauver Stevenson Bid for California Votes May Decide Nomination
The Associated Press reports Kefauver and Stevenson volley for the crucial California contest as party factions brace for a pivotal primary. Montana South Dakota and New York ballots add to the national contest with delegates at stake. Illinois Michigan and Washington observers weigh which path leads to the Democratic National Convention. The fight centers on civil rights and leadership amid Eisenhower era political tension.
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Eisenhower
White Horse
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Michigan
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Deven
Wml
Manis Porollon
Natiole al Assa
Wilkins
Harold Stassen
Te Gop
Loren
State Democratic and Republican committees meet in Nashville
State Democratic and Republican executive committees met to name five member primary boards for the August primaries. The Republican group set June 30 as their convention date. Democrats have June 24 for theirs. A Shelby County party control dispute was resolved in a joint convention. Guy B. Smith, Knoxville, Republican state chairman, announced the recommendation.
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Cavern Project Expansion Plans Reported Delayed
Elton C. Fay reports that a western Maryland cavern under military control, intended as an underground portal and defense hub, continues to receive funding though not yet finished. The project, active for over a decade, has $35 million already invested and awaits final action in Congress, with secrecy surrounding expansions to include administration and living space.
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Washington
Maryland
Gongriss
Vogt
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Tennessee Week Traffic Toll Reaches Eighteen
The Associated Press reports a dozen highway deaths in the last three days of June push Tennessee's weekly traffic toll to 18 for the week ending Sunday at midnight. Seven fatalities occurred during the weekend starting Friday night, including Misa Irene Musick in an Anjammbulance auto accident in Bristol, Ethel Brittman aged 39, Martha Burkely 40, Casselle Tucker 55 in an AIO collision near Gol Hersvile, and 4 year old Robert Tynerdt in a deer vehicle crash near Knoxville Saturday.
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Tennessee
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New Bristol
Ethel Brittman
Martha Burkely
Casselle Tucker
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Knoxville
Gov Clement Denies State Surplus Amid Calls for Session
Gov. Frank Clement told the sixth annual Tennessee Education Association leadership conference in Murfreesboro that reports of a large state surplus are unfounded and demagogic. He warned legislators urging a special session to free surplus funds for education threaten the state's finances. He offered to debate the issue publicly after the conference.
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Tenn
Frank Clement
Pina
Leadership Conference
Tennessee Education
Ring Champ Charged In Brief Street Bout
World welterweight boxing champion Johnny Saxton and two others were released on $1,000 bonds each after a street confrontation in Queens. Saxton allegedly used a baseball bat when two waiters blocked his car with double parking, leading to a brawl with a lug wrench. The men, all involved, are described as Black. The case was scheduled for a June 12 hearing in Queen Felony Court.
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Two City Residents Hurt In Auto Wreck
Two Virginia residents were treated for injuries after an auto wreck on Speers Wry, Va, late Sunday. Fannie Brice, 42, and Ed Robina, 49, were reported injured and listed at Holston Valley Community Hospital.
Ex-Dictator Purge Plan Revealed by Khrushchev Speech
Khrushchev charged Stalin with baseless accusations against Molotov and Mikoyan and alleged a purge plan by the former dictator. He claimed Stalin used terror to consolidate power, while noting possible English influence on the current Russian leadership and signaling broader Cold War tensions.
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UN rejects Reds Korea truce proposal in briefing
In TANMUNJOM Korea the UN Command rescinded a plan to expel the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission from South Korea and refused the Reds demand to suspend inspections. The senior JMAC member said the proposal was unacceptable as the commission must maintain its right to periodic inspections south of the border. The exchange followed North Korea and the North’s allies pressing for immediate limits on the commission and a halt to certain arms inspections. The talks come as the armistice line remains the focal point of negotiations between North and South Korea.
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Local Man Charged After Knife Fight
A Kingsport man was charged with assault after a Sunday fight at a Bulls Gap restaurant. The sequence involved Green and Light using a knife and physical force, leading to a formal appearance before General Sessions Court Judge G. Gilbreath.
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Riots In Bombay Leave One Dead And Many Injured
In Bombay a night of unrest left one person killed and many injured as police fired on thousands protesting government actions. Demonstrators gathered after Prime Minister Nehru announced federal control of Bombay for five years, demanding city inclusion in the plan.
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Tito visits Moscow tombs in post Stalin era display
Tito travels with a Yugoslav delegation to Moscow visiting Lenin and Stalin burials at the Kremlin. He meets Premier Bulganin and Soviet Party Secretary Khrushchev, tours Red Square, and observes a public reception with Soviet and Yugoslav officials.
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Burma Premier U Nu Ready To Resign
Rumors from Rangoon say Premier U Nu plans to resign on Tuesday after eight years leading Burma from British rule. Informants claim Ha Swe, defense minister and AFPL vice president, will be named successor, with U Nu intending to devote time to reorganizing the AFTRL.
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