Fall Is Fatal at Tennessee Eastman Plant
A firefighter died after falling from a step ladder while working on a mail tube piping system at Tennessee Eastman Co. Houchins 45 of Kingsport was taken to Holston Valley Medical Center and died during emergency treatment. He served in WWII with the Navy Sea Bees. Surviving include his wife two daughters his parents and four sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Faiglly
Tennessee Eastman Co
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Holston Valley
Tikers Division
Eastenan
Crane's Mest
Corburn
Kingsport
Highland Park
Loyal Order of Moose
Alaska
Pacific
Navy
Sea Bees
Virginia Bailiff Houchins
Linda
Sandra
Two Break-Ins Reported In Hawkins County
Two break-ins were reported in Hawkins County Tuesday morning. Surgeitsville Elementary School was entered through an unlatched window causing minor cash and security losses and vault access damage. A second break-in occurred at the Pet Milk Co. with minor theft from a drink machine. Authorities said both incidents are under investigation.
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Hawkins County
Surgeitsville
Dan Anderson
Anderson
Carroll Raines
Bam
Raines
Dneenites
Otticn
Andersom
Pet Milk Co
Surgoinsville
Raulston Named Special Chancellor in Sullivan County
Gov. Ellington named Sull ivan County Judge Raulston to a new two part division of Law and Chancery Courts. Raulston will serve as Special Chancellor in Law Court Part II with terms in Bristol Blountville and Kingsport. The appointment follows a statewide court reorganization creating two parts from three.
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Buford Ellington
Chan i
Sullivan County
Cery Court
Oial
Heforer Law Court
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Ellington
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Law Court
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Chancery Court
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Bristol
Blountyilte
Kingsport
Blountville
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LOS Angeles
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Mobile
Marsh
Estat
Iyomea
Torney
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Raymond F. Phillips
Long ‘Beach
Calif
Flood Victims Get Aid as Rivers Rise Across South
The Associated Press reports federal aid brings cheer to flood victims in the waterlogged South while major rivers breach banks. Alabama suffers about 10 million dollars in public facility damage as the lower Alabama River hits new highs. Gov. Vandiver seeks a major disaster declaration for Georgia after losses to crops and livestock. Mississippi, Alabama flood zones await relief as emergency clothing and aid line up at Hattiesburg, with surplus food sent to Montgomery amid rising waters.
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Sunshine
Alabama
Fane
Chattanoochee River
Georgia
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Kennedy
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Miss
Montgomery
Ala
Bourguiba Aims to End Algerian War With Abbas Talks
Paris reports Bourguiba plans early direct talks with Algerian rebel leader Ferhat Abbas as mediator. De Gaulle reportedly agrees to “go the limit” to settle the six year conflict. Abbas's whereabouts and Rabat meeting were unsettled after King Mohammed V's funeral.
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Ferhat Abbas
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Abbas
Tunis
Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed V
Congo Chieftains Seek Peace Amid UN Warning
In Leopoldville Congo leaders move toward peace after UN warnings of possible chaos. Anti Communist pact links Tshombe Kasavubu Kalonji with Katanga backing, while Tshombe dominates the three way alliance. Hammarskjold warns world opinion must back a political solution or risk chaos.
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the Congo
Congo
United Nations
Antoine Gitnga
Stanteyville
Gizenga
Madagascar
Anicet Kashamura
Patrice Lumumba Kashamura
Kivu
Stanleyville
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Joseph Ileo
Leopardville
Albert Katonji i
Hammarskjold
Kasavulu
Tshombe Am Kalonji
Say
Fidel Castro Regime Faces New Setbacks in Cuba
In Cuba bombs and bullets kill two and wound 11 this week as Fidel Castro's foes strike across the island. El Salvador suspends relations with Castro’s regime, seventh Latin country to withdraw diplomats from Havana. An unidentified plane drops anti Castro leaflets in Cardenas, residents threaten for handling them. Leaflets show Soviet wreaths and tanks, questioning liberty. Police chief Bernardo Arias is shot near Sancti Spiritus while seeking anti Castro guerrilla suspects.
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Latin America
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Diert
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Estamoray
War games start as 3000 troops and 150 aircraft deployed
Military exercise involving more than 3,000 troops and 150 aircraft begins across the United States and Latin America under a Caribbean Command plan. The event aims to demonstrate readiness amid political tensions. A boy died after an iron stove incident tied to a separate inquest discussed by officials.
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C. Z
UPI
United States
Latin America
Geneva
UPT
West
Chicago
Panana Canal
Andrew P. O'Meara
Charles
Caribbean
Irving Eby
Imand
Paul Eby
Khrushchev Skips U.N. Start. Gromyko Heads Soviet Delegation
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will not attend the General Assembly opening and will send Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to lead the Soviet delegation. Deputy Foreign Minister Arkady Sobolev and former envoy will also attend. The move comes amid heightened Soviet-U.S. tensions as Washington outlines new policies, with Irveshtia criticizing U.S. Asia and Africa policy while accusing Washington of duplicity with colonial powers.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Andreil Gromyko
Moscow Radio
U.N
Gromyka
Arkady Sobolev
J. N. Delgate
2Vealia
Favostia
Gen
Eisenhower
Augean
White House
Irvestia
Washington
U. S
Asia
Africa
United States
Kennedy Plans 2 Week Review Of Defense Proposals
President Kennedy said the Defense Department recommends a rise in conventional weapons strength but no decision on boosting nuclear arms. He will take about two weeks to decide while outlining a Peace Corps pilot and urging Congress to restore Eisenhower’s five star general rank. Algeria faced new riots after a work stoppage sparked Muslim protests. European women were killed in Oran and tensions rose near the Moroccan border as police ended the strike.
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Arrowsmith Washington
iKennedy
Defense Department
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Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Tcarps
Oran
Algeria
UPI
Williams
Mohammed V
Morocco
Acca Nabenale
House Sets To Tackle Milk Control Measure
Nashville AP report notes the Tennessee House prepared to tackle a controversial milk price control bill with a final vote postponed to Thursday. Also on the agenda were a fireworks ban bill, creation of county medical examiners, and a pistol sales regulation measure. The Senate planned hearings on the pistol bill amid gubernatorial pressure to speed action. The milk bill would raise retail markup and shift enforcement to the agriculture secretary, replacing independent litigation. The Senate set action on governor salary increases and a retirement provision was removed from the state employee plan. A tax structure study proposal urged a constitutional convention to boost education funding, reflecting governor influence on fiscal policy.
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Nashville
House
Senate
State Revenue Department
Trelay
Buford Ellington
Aller
Secretary of Agriculture
Tenessee Education Association
Legislative Council
Weather forecast fragment for Paw Paw city
Fragmentary weather note reports a warm day with possible rain showers. Mentions Paw Paw and nearby area, but details and times are unclear.
Street Scenes Delays as Car Stalls on E Center Street
A car stalled while attempting a left turn on E Center Street caused a morning traffic snarl. Two dogs dodged vehicles on Market Street as a girl riding a bike tangled and dropped a shoe, drawing giggles. A nearby businessman hurried to retrieve it.
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E. Center Street
Market Street
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