Wampler Urges Dairy Import Controls in Virginia Ninth
Rep. William OC Wampler of Virginia's Ninth District reports he urged President Johnson and Secretary Freeman to issue import controls on dairy products. He cites a Justice Department ruling narrowing the Federal Import Milk Act and says increased manufactured milk imports threaten the economy with nationwide market instability.
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William OC
Wampler
Virginia
Distriet
Johnson
Orville’ Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Seven Red Helicopters Downed In Vietnam Clash
Five crewmen listed as missing after the battles, two wounded men rescued. US air strikes on Sunday mounted a major effort against North Vietnam supply lines in the southern panhandle above the DMZ, with MIGs briefly challenging before withdrawing. This marked the largest strike since April 22, as Saigon dodged guerrilla attacks at night and allied forces reported 83 Viet Cong killed and 11 American wounded. B52s hit trails toward Saigon, with widespread activity surrounding the capital.
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North Vietnam
Panhandle
Dmz
U.S
Saigon
French Sorbonne riots test De Gaulle’s grip on power
French President Pompidou defended the Sorbonne occupation as necessary and announced its reopening after cleanup. The unrest sparked a June 21 general strike call and intense student protests across Paris. UNEP urged police evacuations before any study of the university’s future.
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Citadel
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
National Union of French Students
UNEP
Sorbonne
LBJ At Ranch Waiting for Anti Crime Report
President Johnson, at the Texas ranch, weighs anti crime and civil rights action as Eisenhower recovers at Walter Reed. He plans in Washington and Paris talks with Kiesinger looming while the Poor People’s encampment pressures action.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Pat
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denison
Eisenhow
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Paris
Texas White House
White House
Kurt Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Imansion
East Germany
Searched for boy ends with grim find in locker
A four week missing child case ends when authorities discover 1 year old Darald Jensen’s body in a garage locker. Police and volunteers, including 200 officers, had scoured California in the search. The boy, last seen May 23, disappeared after asking to ride his tricycle. His mother, Joyce Jensen, reported him missing shortly after. The case closes with the discovery and no further leads.
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Marlin’ Darald Jensen
Heise Oi
Joyce Jensen
Martin
Lengen
County Jail Escapees Still Free
Two prisoners, James Frazier and Guy Rhea, fled an outdoor work detail at Sullivan County jail near a water pump house. They remain at large as deputies search, after a guard briefly left them believing they were trustworthy. Both had weeklong sentences for trespassing. Frazier faces petty larceny trial next month.
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Sullivan County
James Frazier
Guy Rhea
Hugh Franklin
Sessions
Highland
Frazier
Bill Wright
Mervil B. Miller
Lynwood Force
Martin Jensen
Marlin
Sxid
Weather today cloudy and cool with possible rain
The forecast calls for cloudy cool conditions with occasional rain and a chance of a few showers late today and tonight. Rain should ease by late tonight and give way to partly cloudy skies. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and mild with a high around the upper 70s.
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Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Sierra Nevada Range
New England
Lakes
One Killed In Shooting In Carter County
A man was killed and another seriously wounded Saturday night in Stoney Creek Bull Dog Hollow area. Carlie Grindstall died from the shooting. Ast Bipvins, a one armed man, was hospitalized in serious condition with internal bleeding. Both men about 90. Investigators probed whether it was self inflicted or attempted murder.
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Lizabethton
Wheal Carter County
Carlie Grindstall
Stoney Creek
Bull Dog Hollow
Elizabethton
Ast Bipvins
Johnson Ily Memorial Hospital
S Sill
Weekend prowlers keep city police on the move
Police chased a series of reported prowler incidents across the weekend. A window intrusion on Westmarchard Drive around 11:23 pm Saturday led to no immediate arrest. Separate reports include a resident being kicked on the arm, a fire of unknown origin, and a power-line collapse near Riverport Road, with fire crews clearing the scene within an hour.
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Wilie Mayers
B. Sullivan
Holston Valley
Henry Larkins
Riverside
Community Hospital
Ave
Mouston Avenue
Charlotte
Riverport Road
City Wack
East Sullivan Street
Times-News Is Winner In State Press Contest
Local courts list traffic and legal fines alongside prize winnings in the Times-News state press contest coverage. Accidents, speeding tickets, improper turns, and other violations are recorded with names and addresses, while the Times-News is noted for top awards including best weekday editions and a series of category honors.
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Times-News
Larry Trent
Helena
George Trent
Clarence Reed
Pete Peters
Pete
Poly-Clean
Pisinuit
TPA
Press Association
the Times
Reed
Peters
Serview
Focal Pictures
Reading Conference at ETSU Draws National Speaker
Johnson City ETSU hosts the eighth annual Reading Conference in Gilbreath Auditorium on June 24 from 9 am to 3 pm with Dr. George Murphy as keynote lecturer. Murphy, a veteran educator, has taught across elementary to college levels in multiple states and abroad, and authored two books on education. Registration is underway. event sponsored by the ETSU Reading Laboratory and Clinic and the Upper East Tennessee IRA Council.
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East Tennessee Base University
Etsu Gilbreath
Lune
George Murphy
Murphy
North Dakota
Washington
California
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Cuba
Canada
Mexia
Asia
Fatrope
Africa
Philippines
Phi Delta Kappa
American Association of University Professors
Pepete Ich
ETSU
Upper East Tennessee Council of Ira
Western Historian Gibson to Speak on The New Southwest
East Tennessee State University history department and School of Graduate Studies present Dr Arrell M Gibson professor of history at the University of Oklahoma with a focus on the Southwest. He will speak at Rogers Stout Hall on the KTSU campus room 102 at 6 p.m. on Thursday about the people culture and potential of the region.
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Johnson City
Department of History
East Tennessee State University
School of Graduates Studies
Arrell M. Gibson
Rogers-Stout Hall
Gibson
University of Oklahoma
Southwestern
United States
KTSU
Rogers- Stout Hall
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Vacation Church School at Kingsley Methodist
Kingsley Methodist holds vacation church school today through Friday from 2 a.m. to ? for Bloomingdale area children nursery through junior eight. Events include Pilot Club dinner meeting at Skoby's Restaurant June 1. Mother Club of DeMelay meets June 17 at Masonic Hall Henry Dr. Kingsport. Yuma Home Demonstration Club meets June 7 at Yura Raritan Building for program by county home economist. Kingsport District Women’s Society of Christian Service holds organizational meeting June 18 at Vermont United Methodist Church. nursery provided.
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Bloomingdale
Pilot Club
Kingsport
Toc
Skoby's
Mother Club
DeMelay
Masonic Hall
Henry Dr
Yuma
Yura Raritan
County Home
Christian Service
Vermont
Illegal Turns Draw Fines at Busy Intersection
Seventy drivers faced fines or forfeitures after pleading guilty or failing to appear for illegal turns at Broad and Market Streets. City Court heard that seven defendants paid seven dollar fines, while sixty others forfeited seven dollar bonds for not showing in court.
Wednesday Meeting of First District Dental Assistants Society
A notice announces a Wednesday gathering of the First District Dental Assistants Society at 7 pan with Jane Hig and Deentosner listed as organizers or speakers.
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First District Dental Assistants Society
Pan
Jane
Deentosner
Neighborhood Service Center Meets Tonight
Area residents may shape the new Kingsport Neighborhood Service Center at a 7:30 p.m. organizational meeting at the former St. James Presbyterian Church on Sevier Street opposite the Safety Building. Center director Paul Duncan notes leaflets inviting residents of Tighband Gravely Orebank Robert E Lee Apartments Gibsontown Cloud Riverview and Bell Ridge to attend and help plan services including homemaking family planning and adult basic education with job application help and interview aid.
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Sevier Street
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Tighband
Gravely
Orebank
Robert E. Lee
Gibsontown
Cloud Apartments
Riverview
Bell Ridge
Leg Well Drab Ad Promises Beautiful Legs
An old advertisement touts Leg Well as a cosmetic that darkens or hides leg blemishes instantly. It claims safe removal with soap and water, suggests usage by performers, and markets at Cole Drug or Biores stores with custom shades to suit skin coloring for about $2.00.
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New York
Wrisley
Tharee
Cole Drug Biores
Gore To Attend Fourth Parade In Kingsport
U. S. Senator Albert Gore will attend Kingsport's annual Fourth of July Parade. The event starts at 9 am July 4 at Kingsport University Center on East Center Street, proceeding along Memorial Boulevard to Brooks Circle. About 29 floats, marching bands, and Miss Kingsport contestants are featured, with the theme The Stars and Strips Forever.
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Albert Gore
Kingsport
Kingsport University Center
East Center Street
Memorial Boulevard
Brooks Circle
Riddle
Deaths Funeral services fr William Helion in Rogersville
Funeral services for William Bill Helion eight who died when a ditch collapsed on him while working with a crew in Rogersville will be Tuesday at the Love Pal Hammonds. Burial follows at Miller Cemetery. The body remains at Wilson Funeral Home in Church Hill with family receiving friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Graveside services for infant Vicki Lee Pritthart will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at East Lawn Memorial Park with Rev. Charles Lockerby officiating. The body remains at Carter's Chapel until service time.
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Bill) Helion
Crew
Rogersville
I Am
Love Pal Hammonds
Miller
Wilson Funeral Home
Church Hill
Vicki Lee Pritthart
Homer Ray Pritthart
Cedar St
East. Lawn Memorial Park
Charles Lockerby
Carter's Chapel
FFA Members To Attend 42nd State Convention
Dungannon Gate City Nickelsville and Rye Cove FFA chapters head to the 42nd Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America state convention at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. Delegates will transact business and compete in livestock dairy poultry crops and farm mechanics contests with registration this morning and sessions tonight. Robert Rish vice president of the National FFA will speak as about 1 20 delegates hear the keynote. The convention closes Thursday morning.
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Clinchport
Dungannon
Gate City
Nickelsville
Rye Cove
FFA
Virginia “Association of Future Farming of Suis
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Robert Rish
Nu- Honsl Ffa
Moa
Matchum Anti Perspirant Claims Dry Underarms
A new antiperspirant promises to keep underarms dry for thousands of users. It touts gentle action on skin and clothes, produced by Mitchum laboratories. The 36 day supply is priced at $3.00 with cash refunds offered for unsatisfied customers.
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Matchum
Mitchum Laboratories
Imperial Creme Promises youth by smoothing wrinkles
Sood News claims a white substance in Peacock's Imperial Creme dries up blemishes and reduces weathered skin. It markets as a ten day trial with guaranteed refunds from retailers. The product is offered for 2.8 dollars at Cole Drug Stores.
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