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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
In the January 8 1964 Kingsport Times an editorial argues signs guiding visitors are essential yet costly. It notes Route markers load limits and informational boards within Cherokee National Forest and warns vandals waste millions in dollars and effort, urging readers to respect public signs and protect property.
The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge remains cautiously optimistic about Indochina, urging grounded news from the ambassador who is in a position to know. It notes Laos Vietnam and Cambodia are interlinked, warns of Red Chinese plans, and highlights American apathy and mistrust among peasants, calling for factual evidence of possible victory.
The piece argues South Korea faces student-led criticism of a government pro Japan trade program. It links nationalistic fervor to history, warns of Communist influence in universities, and cautions that Red-backed critique could backfire if Reds gain power, while noting U S cooperation with Seoul.
Drivers praise the rapid paving work amid temporary inconv eniences while city workers receive verbal pats for expeditious progress. Heavy traffic has worn streets and last winter’s thaw worsened deterioration. Once finished, appearances and feel of the streets will improve, with residents hoping for broad thanks to city officials and the public.
An Independenteewspaper notices publisher and staff roles, postal info, and subscription rates. The text lists Dudley A. White as president and publisher, Haibergers as vice president and general manager, Jack Pease as managing editor, and McAune as editor. It includes post office entry and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with rates in the first postal zone. It references Associated Press ownership and republication rights.
President Johnson quietly moves to secure control of the Democratic Party before the late August national convention. He has named seven loyal state coordinators, prioritizing loyalty over Kennedy influence, with strong opposition mounting in New York, Illinois, and other key states. Local leaders debate whether to back Kennedy or support Johnson loyalists in shaping the ticket.
A lighthearted page section notes several quirky ideas from hair stylists who riff on unusual do styles, including a mop-like look sparked by a child banging a spoon in a dishpan. It also riffs on era jokes about generational gaps, jokes about Jack Paar, and a playful quip about a natural sponge and a mischievous old maid.
The doctor notes control is learned by each child and bedwetting after age four can stem from various causes. Occasional episodes may result from fatigue or nightmares, while persistent bedwetting could indicate an epileptic seizure. Most cases arise from emotional difficulties, warranting a thorough search for organic factors.
The piece weighs Mao Zedong's reluctance to restart a Korea style war, noting Mao's China is short of vehicles, cut off Russian aid, and cannibalizing old plans. It argues China would not risk a full Southeast Asia war unless invaded, but could send advisers and cadres to Laos and Vietnam while maintaining supply routes and limited pressure on Quemoy and Matsu.
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