18 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
1
The piece catalogues heated rhetoric from lawmakers on the recession, noting public frustration and slim concrete steps. Contributors from both parties mock and praise rivals while the nation faces rising unemployment and slow policy progress.
RICHMOND Va. Republican Ted Dalton warned Virginia Democrats will wage a party label fight to defeat Rep. Poff. Almond defended his support for Richard Pence and praised Fenwick while predicting Byrd will win reelection.
Cleveland audience hears Dr Edward Teller criticize U S science education as inadequate. He warns that without reform Americans risk Soviet scientific dominance within ten years. He stresses early science instruction and laments Soviet youth education levels compared to the United States.
Bradley County seeks state aid funds to cover pending costs led by official Charles Pogue. The appeal targets financial support to address county needs and maintain services.
Former editor John Gates of We Daily Worker faced suspension and was slated to speak April 23 after an invitation from the Student Forum Committee. Public Affairs officials urged the board to delay comment until letters are received.
Hal Boyle muses on the evolving women’s fashion, praising bold styles like the sack dress for their daring and mystery. He notes social reactions, gender norms, and the risk of wind on a wearer’s drapery, while quoting judges and peers on modesty and liberty.
Two Giles County men, Walter Van Bates aged 47 and Sherman Smith aged 50, both of Ardmore, were killed when their pickup overturned near Columbia while avoiding a school bus. State troopers reported no other injuries.
A home fire killed five children including Manuel and Ellison with ages around three to four. The cause was not determined by investigators at the scene.
William Starr, a School of Music graduate, will perform at Robinson Junior High School on March 24. The program features Mendelssohn works and pieces by Heyes, Scriabin, and Ravel including Pavane pour une infante défunte.
Hiller Helicopters reports a new aircraft being tested in San Francisco and Los Angeles. President Stanley Hiller Jr says the craft will fly next fall with winged design reaching 24 400 miles per hour in horizontal flight. A vertical takeoff plate issue is noted as causing lift problems.
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