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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1955

Page

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Jury Strikes Snag On Whisky Charge

Long Island man Claude Dykes faces a second hearing as jurors in Sullivan County court ponder a moonshine case. Deputy testimony described a moonshine stash near his yard and a path leading to a toilet, while Dykes denied ownership and bootlegging. In separate testimony, Kelly Bishop faced a similar possession charge with moonshine found at his home. his wife reported the search. A second juror was still deliberating as more evidence emerged of a related shooting on Long Island.

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Hoover Commission to expose hidden federal subsidies

The Hoover Commission led by former President Hoover will release a report on government lending subsidies. It will urge explicit labeling of subsidies, direct congressional funding, and criticize agencies receiving below market services. The forthcoming report targets federal lending programs and related practices.

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Taylor To Head Far East Forces

General Maxwell D. Taylor was named U S. Army commander and head of the United Nations Command, effective April 1, succeeding Gen. John E. Hull who retires after 47 years. Taylor, noted for multi language fluency, has led ground forces in Japan, Korea, and Thailand, with Leninitzer and Jones to fill his former posts. In Nashville, lawmakers debated adjournment timing and steering committees as session action included tax, education, and local government bills.

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Segregation Bill Awaits Final Governor Signature

Nashville dispatch reports bills allowing continued school segregation in Haywood Wood and Fayette Counties await the governor's signature. Sponsored by Sen. Charles Stainback the measures passed the House after Senate approval. The bills would empower local boards to designate specific schools for students. The House also approved related county attorney actions.

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Dulles says Chinese not bluffing on Formosa move

Secretary of State Dulles, returning from the Paris trip, told lawmakers and networks he believes the Chinese Communists will move against Nationalist islands off Formosa. He indicated such action could combine military pressure with subversion aimed at Quemoy and Matsu, while not committing to U.S. plans publicly.

Jack Bell Washington March Dulles Formosa Parast Senate Foreign Relations Committee House CBS ABC MBS Tlm Columbia Chiang Kaishek Quemoy Matsu Red Mainland Eisenhower Doles Anthony ‘Eden Far East

Emmy Awards Highlight Loretta Young and Disney Wins

Loretta Young became Hollywood’s first actress to win an Emmy after an Oscar, as Disney programs and Thomas and Gobel claimed top television honors. ABC led with multiple wins including best drama and best variety. NBC’s George Gobel and Dinah Shore also earned major acting and singing accolades while Lassie and This Is Your Life are noted among leading series.

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Gore asks governors whether states can fund highway plans

Senator Gore chairing a Senate Public Works subcommittee urges governors to state their ability and willingness to raise funds to match and implement proposed highway modernization. He highlights a plan to nearly double current federal highway aid and notes administration funds would not rise for noninterstate roads.

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Atomic Cloud Drifts Over U S Reveals Test Fallout

Las Vegas reports windborne remnants of the year’s atomic explosion drifting east and across central California toward the Pacific. Major EB Grifted Smith, Pennington Gap, Va., killed in a plane crash near Formoena. Army confirms no cloud danger. next Yucca mountain blast planned smaller. Smith attended Pennington Gap High School and Hiwassee College. served in the U S Army Air Corps.

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Chiang Kai-shek vows to defend Matsu islands

In Taipei on March 8 reports say Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists expect American support for defending the Matsu islands near Foochow against Communist pressure. Evacuation rumors trigger anger over past pulls from Tachens and Natichishan while officials insist Quemoy and Matsu will be defended with or without US aid.

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Court Martial Frees Nugent Of Charge

Nugent, a 45-year-old Korea POW, was acquitted of aiding the enemy and collaborating charges. The seven-week trial found he followed orders and acted to protect his men, despite nine specifications. He served 88 months as a prisoner and lost weight during captivity, ending a career marked by discipline and controversy.

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City Board Considers Sound Equipment Bids

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen planned to meet at noon to review bids for new sound equipment at the Civic Auditorium. Moulton said the winning bid would be announced Wednesday morning.

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Ohio River flood prompts mass evacuations across three states

The Ohio River swelled to major flood levels forcing hundreds of families from shore areas in Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana. Officials estimate about 2 600 families affected with 1 000 in West Virginia and 1 600 in Kentucky and Indiana. Crest levels reached 61 62.9 feet near Cincinnati and Gallipolis with extensive property damage anticipated though officials term no catastrophe. Red Cross and Weather Bureau warn of continuing danger as towns like Gallipolis Catlettsburg and Huntington brace for higher levels.

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Market boom bust warned by Galbraith Senate hearing

Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith told the Senate Banking Committee the United States may be in an early boom bust cycle that could end in a 1929 style crash. He urged ready safeguards on credit buying and emergency brakes if the bull market surges, noting despite assurances from stock exchange leaders that the economy is stronger now, the core problem of containing speculative excess remains unresolved.

BD Creagh Washington John K. Galbraith Harvard United States Galbraith Senate Banking Committee Ihab Wall Street Harald B. Wood St. Paw Mim National Assn. of Securities Dealers Stock Exchange Federal Reserve

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