Gore Ellington Would Stir Tennessee Politics This Summer
A potential Gore Ellington race would split Tennessee Democrats and test LBJ loyalty. The piece recalls Gore Johnson clashes in 1960 and 1961, notes Johnson’s high regard for Ellington, and predicts silent backing by the President alongside possible Gore support from anti LBJ factions.
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Bufard Ellington
Albert
Gore
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen
Jolson
Tennessee
Ide
John F. Kennedy
Ketron Music Fete Scheduled
Approximately 00 students are expected to take part in the Sullivan County choral festival Friday March 20 at 8 p.m. in Ketron High School auditorium. Directors from Blountville Bluff City Holston Holston Valley Ketron Sullivan Lynn View lead with Mary Hughes Audrey Doak. Guest director is Mr Boles of Science Hill High School Johnson City. he holds a BS from Tennessee State University an MA from Oklahoma and is pursuing special education in music at Peabody. He has 14 years directing experience and five years as head of Bethel College Music Department.
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Sullivan County
Ketron High School
Blountville
Pete Pine
Bluff City
Tommy Elam
Holston
George Reynolds
Holston Valley
George Nall
Ketron and Sullivan
Edwin Treadway
Lynn View
Sandra Good
Mary Hughes
Audrey Doak
Will Heee Boles
Science Hill High School
Johnson’.City
Boles
Bust
Tennessee State University
University of Oklahoma
Peabody
Bethel College
McKenzie, Venn
New Motions Expected In Hoffa Case
Defense lawyers for Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and three co defendants plan filings for new trials after his conviction on federal jury tampering charges. Judge Frank Wilson gave until ten days to submit motions. oral arguments may follow. Hoffa traveled to Detroit to visit his ailing wife during the marathon trial and is set to return to Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee Attorneys Attend East Tennessee Discovery Institute
Practicing attorneys from across East Tennessee will attend a holiday institute on discovery and evidentiary depositions Friday in Kingsport. Cosponsored by the Kingsport Bar Association and the Tennessee Bar Association's Committee on Continuing Legal Education, the program features two lectures by Knoxville lawyers and covers practical deposition techniques and statutory analyses with a Q&A session. William T. Gamble of Kingsport, a member of THA's CLE committee, is in charge of arrangements.
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East Tennessee
Haliday Institute
Kingsport
Kingsport Bar Association
Tennessee Bar Association
Committee On
Stuart
F. Dye
Kramer
Dye
Greenwood
Johnson & Raysor i
Knoxville
McAfee Lee
Key & Lee
Plane Part Believed Found Near Pontchartrain
A fisherman found a DC8 rudder trim tab in Lake Pontchartrain and identified it as a DC8 surface part. CAB officials cautioned against confirmation until serial numbers are checked. Coast Guard drag operations shift west of the Pontchartrain causeway as search expands.
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New Orleans
UPI
Lake Pontchartrain
Gulf of Mexico
Mike Bates
Douglas Aircraft Corp. Haison
Gédach Control
Civil Aeronautics Board
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Visiting Scientist program engages area high schools
The local American Chemical Society Bection sponsored a Visiting Scientist program starting Monday at area high schools and running through Wednesday. Carl W. Clader, chair of the New Trier Township High School science department, Winnetka, IL, leads the visits and serves on the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers board. He is a member of the National Science Teachers Association.
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American Chemical Society Bection
Carl W. Clader
New Trier Township High School
Winnetka
Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers
National Science Teachers Association
Jaksa Family Has Six Children With Social Security Numbers
Security cards issued in Kansas City Kansas show Daniel Marion Jakse, three months old, as part of the six Jaksa children all possessing Social Security numbers. The family notes their savings accounts earn interest and banks must furnish numbers to the IRS on accounts with interest.
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Kansas City
Kan
UPI
Daniel Marion Jakse
Frank J. Jakse
Jaksa
Internal Revenue Service
Concert Kickoff Heads Kingsport Cultural Drive
Newell, president of First National Bank and Kingsport Chamber of Commerce, delivered the keynote at the Kingsport Community Concerts workers dinner at Echo Valley Country Club. The kickoff aims to boost memberships by Saturday at 2 p.m. and notes plans for next season including Obernkirchen Choir and performances by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Romeros, and more in Kingsport, Greeneville, and Johnson City.
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BE. Newell
First National Bank of
Sullivan County
Kingsport
R. Lawson Reams
Kingsport Community Concert Association
John Dodson
Ted Spetnagel
D. C. Leafer
Community Concerts, Inc
New York
Germany
Obernkirchen Children's Choir
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Romeros
Frank Guarrera
Johnson City
Greeneville
Whittemore & Lowe
Richard Cross
Chicago Little Symphony Tonight
Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra
Greeneyile
Leonard Pennario
Theater Men
Carol Smith
Second District Voters Choose Between Tradition and Demo
Knoxv ille AP voters in the Second District decide today whether to break a 108 year GOP tradition and elect Democrat Willard Yarbrough to Congress. He faces incumbent widow Mrs Rene Bailey Baker and third candidate James Fotter of Huntsville as an Independent. Baker supporters expect a 2 1 victory. The weather forecast calls for showers in the morning, clearing later. Baker and Yarbrough both claim the race hinges on apathy and overconfidence, with past results showing Baker won in 1950 with 38 585 votes to 35 349.
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Knoxville
Congress
Willard Yarbrough
Rene Bailey Baker
GOP
East Tennessee
House of Representatives
Baker
Howard Baker
James Fotter
Huntsville
Weather Bureau
Sarbrough
Knoxville News c Sentinel
Agers
Tennessee Valley Authority and
U.S. District Court
Atomic Energy Works
Oak Judge
Chattanooga
Tax Fraud Trial Gets Underway
In Knox County, former State Revenue Department agents William J Bradley J Harold Stansberry and Sam McCrary face separate trials for conspiracy to defraud the state over nearly $2,000 in unpaid sales tax on electrical appliances from Wright Line Appliance Co. The AG plans to call three witnesses and William J Bradley faces potential nine years in prison and a $524 fine on related embezzlement and liquor-acceptance charges.
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Knoxville
State Revenue Department
Knox
Clarence Blackburn
William J. Bradley
Han P. Smith
John Tyree
Nashville
James K. Hester
Wright ‘Line Appliance Co
Smith
Bass opens statewide bid for U S Senate seat in Tennessee
Rep. Ross Bass launches a statewide campaign for the U S Senate to succeed the late Estes Kefauver. He becomes the first declared candidate to establish a state campaign headquarters as other contenders weigh their plans. The article lists local obituaries and funeral notices interwoven with political news.
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Rep
Bass
U.S. Senate
Nashville
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Estes Kefauver
M. M. 3Ullard
Newport
Herbert S. Walters
Walters
Frank G. Clement
Ministers Waive Appeal Rights in Breach of Peace Convictions
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a group of ministers arrested during a voter registration demonstration waived further appeal of their breach of peace convictions after entering nolo contendere pleas before Forrest County Judge William Haralson. Each minister forfeited a $750 bond and received $350 refunds. Rev. Robert F. Nichol of New York and Rev. Roy G. J. Smith of Boulder were fined $10 each for contempt for sitting in a Negro section. Smith also faced a separate January case with a $250 fine for assaulting a police officer and disobeying orders.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
UPT
Nolo Contendre
Forrest County
William, Haralson
Haralson
Robert F. Nichol
New York
Roy G.J. Smith
Boulder
Colo
Disciples of Christ
Smith
Harralson
Goldwater Maintains Confidence in New Hampshire Primary
Senator Barry Goldwater, the lone candidate predicting victory, expressed confidence awaiting results from New Hampshire as he denounced aggressive, false campaign charges by rival workers in a statement from his New Hampshire headquarters, while voting took place and he stayed in Washington for civil rights debate.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Washington
Senate
Coldwater
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