Editorials of the Times Public Service Renunciations in Kingsport
The editorial laments the resignations of M. C. Stone and James Edwards from key city posts. Stone left after eight years on the Board of Education including a chairmanship since 1958, while Edwards stepped down from the Planning Commission after ten years as chairman. It credits their service with city growth and zoning efforts and notes successor and replacement considerations.
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James Edwards
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Kingsport Board of Education
Edwards
Kingsport
W. W. Cawood
City prints plea for citizens to use new litter baskets
Downtown Broad Street installed metal litter baskets after merchants funded more via a 355 dollar check from profits of a street circus. The piece commends cooperation and urges residents to keep streets clean, noting laws compel cleanup if needed.
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Senate debate on civil rights bill foresees slow court path
The article notes Senators argue over constitutional issues in the civil rights bill. Senator Goldwater votes against on constitutional grounds. Experts say only the Supreme Court can rule, but appeals will drag, delaying social change while the court remains unlikely to strike down parts of the bill.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Eyesore or emblem of prosperity at the fair grounds
Roheyn Moses and other fair officials condemn an automobile graveyard near the World’s Fair as an eyesore but argue the junked cars symbolize prosperity and job creation through recycling. They oppose removing the yard, noting it would simply move the problem elsewhere and that fair buildings may be equally unattractive.
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Roheyn Moses
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Kingsport Times Publishes Local Page And Rates Admirably
The Kingsport Times a regional independent newspaper prints in Kingsport Tennessee E Market Street area with staff led by Budley A White president and publisher G Heiberatz VP GM Jack Pease managing editor Wed McAuliffe editor of frontal page Second Ginsr Postage Paid at Kingspark Tennessee outlines subscription rates first zone daily and Sunday 4 00 per week readers receive daily without Sunday 3 00 The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and republication is guarded by copyright owners
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Wallace explains plan to win electoral votes in southern states
In Baton Rouge Governor George C. Wallace argues that carrying enough southern states could decide the next president, suggesting he and supporters would determine the rightful winner and install a false president. The remarks come amid Wallace's bid for electoral influence.
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Baton Rouge
Alabama
George C. Wallace
President's Club drives Johnson access to White House
The President's Club as a fundraising drive for the Johnson era offers members direct contact with the President and aides, bypassing party channels. Carter and Maguire tout access, influence over federal appointments, and social perks including a VIP lounge and elite receptions, while labor leaders press for union representation.
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Paul Scott
President's Club
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Clifton Carter
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Richard Maguire
Democratic National Committee
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Patrick O'Malley
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Hammock romance and beach humor mix in light snippets
A collage of cheeky verse and humorous vignettes notes romance sparked by a hammock and porch swing, adds a skim of political quips about Goldwater, seaside life, and a comic misadventure of a crab bite during swimming lessons. The tone wavers between flirtation and light social satire.
Medical Q and A on headaches and child health
A physician answers common pediatric concerns from headaches in a one year old to side effects of prolonged cortisone in toddlers. The dialogue covers migraine differences, gamma globulin deficiency in boys, safety of breastfeeding by asthmatic mothers, and general infection risks with immune issues.
Chile Faces Test as Democracy Weathers Threats and Pride
Washington adds analysis on Chile’s stable democratic record since 1931 while noting significant social unrest and disease among urban and rural populations. It highlights Chile’s copper and nitrate economy, the strong Communist party, and two leading presidential contenders Sen Eduardo Frei Montalva of the Christian Democrats and Dr Salvador Allende of the Socialist Popular bloc.
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Salvador Alende
Congressman Reece flags New Deal debt stance in campaign clash
In a Days Gone By item 23 years ago Congressman B Carroll Reece blasted New Dealers for masking the debt issue as investment calling it a studied effort to throw sand in voters eyes. City Manager F L Cloud planned to buy six trash containers for downtown to curb street and gutter trash buildup. 10 years ago Elbert Barker Smith 54 died when his car hit a telephone pole on Lymm Garden Drive near Oak Hill Cemetery. Kingsport Board of Education invited public open house at Civic Auditorium June 27 honoring Mr and Mrs Ross N Robinson.
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F.L. Cloud
Elbert Barker Smith
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Board of Education
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Kingsport
Civic Auditorium
Ross N. Robinson
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