Tennessee Highway Patrol eyes visibility campaign
Commissioner Butler plans a summer program to create the illusion of troopers on every highway curve. With 378 patrolmen and 178 combat troopers, officials fear insufficient coverage and explore roving blocks, helicopters, and motorcycles to reduce the 1960s death toll while avoiding overt roadblocks.
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Rte
Hiktui Buyth
Tralia Devine
Butler
Wis
Anald
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Uuller
Kingsport
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Tate State
Gutler
Virginia
Buller
Ethes
National Guard
Highway Patrol
Lynn View Student Honored by Girls State at Murfreesboro
A Lynn View High School student, Sandra Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Barrett of Kingsport, was appointed to the Girls State House of Representatives. She represents Kingsport on a joint sessions committee of three, with attendance sponsored by the Kingsport Kiwanis Club.
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Lynn View
Murfreesboro
Sandra Barrett
Stuart Barrett
Oak Drive Circle
House of Representatives
Kingspon
Kingsport Kivanis Club
Planners Seek Action Against Plat Forgers
Sullivan County Planning Commission met to protect owners harmed by alleged subdivision plat forgeries. They urged the State Attorney General to prosecute those responsible and adopted steps to correct plats and tighten signing procedures. Harrop denied signing any plats. Further actions expected at the next meeting.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Commission
Bill Starnes
Karl Harrop
Harrop
Dro J. W. Erwin
Sullivan County Health Department
David Haynes
Peresons
Planning Commission
ETSU Professor Attends University Institute
Dr. George N. Dove of East Tennessee State University, director of the School of Arts and Sciences, is among 60 U.S. college and university administrators invited to a college administrators institute at the University of Michigan. The 11th annual event runs Monday through Friday next week to explore core administrator challenges with leaders from higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Dove
East Tennessee State University
School of Aris and Sciences
University of Michigan
Second Trip To Cave Is Last, Couple Sighs
Four young explorers stranded overnight in Nickajack Cave in Southeast Tennessee were rescued by Civil Defense teams after 17 hours inland and 23 hours in the cave. Bruce Gibson and Richard Gugettmann, students at the University of the South, with Elaine Nelson and Wanda Wallychlager, waited on a muddy ledge while Gibson crawled to a lake and signaled for help.
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Jasper
Nick Cave
Bruce Gibson
Stadford
Conn
Gibson
Richard John Gugettmann
University of the South
Sewanee
Nickajack
Elaine Nelson
Cartersville
Wanda Wallychlager
Lucerne
Switzerland
Gugelmann
Ean Frederick Gugelmann
Zurich
Switzerne
Tennessee
Alabama Line
Miss Nelson
Judge Hal Carr To Visit Soviet Union On Tennessee Delegation
Judge Hal Carr accepts invitation to join the Tennessee goodwill delegation traveling to the Soviet Union and five European countries from late June to July 20. The 32 member group includes E C McReynolds and Paul Sherwood with host K Dodson of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal MH. Carr
Soviet Union
Tennessee
U.S
Tennessee Agricultural Leaders
America
Europe
Carr
Paul
K. €. Dodson
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
Dodlson
Milligan College names new school bird appointees
Milligan College announces two appointees to the school bird role. Wade Patrick of Sullivan County and Robert E. Banks of Elizabethton were named by Steve Lacey, board chair. Patrick is a Johnson City businessman while Banks is an Elizabethton attorney.
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Wade Patrick
Sullivan County
Robert E. Banks
Milligan College
Steve Lacey
Patrick
Johnson City
Banks
Elizabethton
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Department of the Army
Sherman
Whitaker
R. Raymond Royall
Harry R. Bailey
Tyin
Carricr
ETSU
Hal Carr
Russia
Milligan
JC Man
Ap Investors
Sea Your Modern
Cygne
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