Tennessee Briefs: City High to North Chattanooga
In Chattanooga, Negro students in the north half will move to the present Chattanooga High School building next fall as City High relocates to new North Chattanooga facilities on the old Wheland Estate. The City School Board approved the superintendent Bennie Carmichael’s recommendation. The change shifts City High to the new estate buildings.
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Chattanooga
A.P
City High
City School Board
Bennie Carmichael
Wheland
TVA Relief Plan for Sevierville Flood Control Progress
Washington reports TVA will speed flood relief in Sevierville and Sevier County Tennessee, with flood control work already under way and completion planned by May. TVA will seek funding for construction as soon as possible after a Wednesday meeting with Rep. James H. Quillen. Aubrey Wagner disclosed the tentative schedule.
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Washington
UPI
Wagner
Quillen
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sevierville
Ponte Z
Sevier County
Tenn
TVA
Aubrey
Sible
James H. Quillen
R-Tenn
Virginia river flood aids debated after James surge
SW Virginians seek disaster aid from the U S as high water from the mountains swells the James and other rivers. Flooding closes schools in Louisa County and prompts emergency relief designations for Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Tazewell and Wise counties, plus Washington and Smyth. Stafford and Grover recall attempts to warn canoe trip participants.
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Porter L. Grover
Bankside
Grover
Stafford
University of Virginia
James
Louisa County
Pittsylvania
Nelson
Harrison
Virginia
Buchanan
Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott
Tazewell
Wise
Washington
Smyth
Reapportioning Tennessee Senate Faces District Shifts
A Senate reapportionment proposal would add an East Tennessee direct senator from the First District and create a new district comprising Hawkins, Greene, and Unicoi. The plan splits many existing districts, groups First and Second District counties, and faces minority opposition from Taylor Atkins and Patten while likely to trigger federal court review.
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Unicoi
Senate
Robert Taylor
Nashville
Hobart Atkins
Knoxville
Crater Patten
Chattanooga
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Hawkins County
Johnson, Carter
Washington
Herman Robinson
Greene
Hawkins
Hamblen
Hancock
Claiborne
John F. Dugger
Morristown
Knox County
Knox
Anderson
Atkins
David Jennings
Scotl
Campbell
Union
Morgan
Claiborne al Hancock
Anderson, Roane
Rhea
Kennedy
Sevier
Loudon and
Blount
East Tennessee
James Bomar
Shelby
Davidson
Hamilton
Handling Of Road Rights Of Way Investigated In West Tennessee
State and federal officials confirmed the U S Bureau of Public Roads is investigating rights-of-way for I 49 in Shelby Fayette Haywood Madison and Henderson counties. The probe, described as routine by rights-of-way engineer L W Keeler, lacks reported results.
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Nashville
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
West Tennessee
Memphis
Shelby
Fayette
Haywood
Madison
Henderson
Knoxville
L. W. Keeler
Federal Bureau of Roads
Kingsport Today Gold Medal Basketball Tournament Notice
Kingsport Today reports a Gold Medal Basketball Tournament scheduled across Main Auditorium and Teen Center rooms. Events include gymnastics and art class sessions, with times around 3:45 and 8:30, featuring N. Robinson and local teams.
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Tbursnay Cie
Cloud Sautivity
Joss N. Robinson
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Tennessee Camp For
Tennessee Restaurant Assn
ITN
Tennessee Exchange Clubs
Litton Cochran
Knoxville Area
Ernie Carr
State
Bennie Hart
Upper East Tennessee
Don Beasley
Jack May
Kingsport
Nooga
Shelby Flus
Shelby County
L. M. Graves
Health Department
Atkin
Arthur Atkin
Knoxville Republican
Vanderbilt Hospital
Lynchburg
Riverside
Broad St
Lana
Jersey
Politics On the
Ellis Binkley
Roy D. Crawford
Maryville
Jefferson
Cocke
Grainger
Gladys
Charlene
Page
Sam
St. Charles
W. D. Hayes
Stone Creek
Mrs. Morgan
Wagoneerr
Witlys Motors
Creech Motor Sales
E. Sulliva
Willys
Lloyd Bridges
Grose Close Floral Shop
Charlemont
Baby
Doi
Jaca
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