Plymouth Plymouth Dealership Opens in Kingsport
Kingsport welcomes a new Plymouth dealership Alley's Plymouth Center led by Wallace D Alley as president The 401 Westester Street showroom offers 19 display spaces and substantial stock including Chrysler products The service department will employ at least 13 staff with modern equipment and include a dedicated Chrysler service unit D M Thurman Jr heads parts with 15 years in the field The drive to provide full service and a Chrysler authorized facility aims to attract Kingsport motorists with experienced personnel and a strong local presence In addition a London fraud arrest involving Kwado Nt is noted as a separate news item.
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Kingsport
Alley
Plymouth Center
Tne
Chualvey
Plymouth- Valiant
Wallace D. Alley
Plymouth
Arate Ehip
Westeater Street
G Pierce
Bness
Stanley Price
Venre
Church Hill
Service
Moto.r
Chrysler
Mahaver
Paris
D. M. Thurman Jr
Aller
Imodate
Sleen
J.C. Alley
Billie Addington
First Methodist Church of
Church Will
Church Hill Raritan, Clay
the Elks and Moose Lodges
American Legion
Vanderbilt University
National
Plymouth Dealers Coutei
Charlotte
Coun ‘Cil
Kingsport Alley
Kinesnort
Caven
Rockefeller Warns Against False National Choices
New York AP Rockefeller urges the nation to avoid false choices in foreign and domestic policy. He argues real options require considering complementary instead of competing aims, discusses arms control inclusive of NATO and China, and warns against defensive postures and vague commitments. Eisenhower will not hold a news conference this week due to a busy schedule.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Foreign Affairs
Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
China
Washington
Eisenhower
Whilie House
James
Hagerty
Deaths And Funeral Notices From Virginia Wartime Era
Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple local residents from Blackmore Bristol and Greeneville. Bobbie Jo Mall of Fort Blackmore is mourned with services at Starns Bond Baptist Church officiated by Rev Wellin Ashworth, burial at Behead Cemetery. Others include Nola Ripley Ripley of Chuckey, Arthur Douglas Hawthorne of Bristol, James Henry Begley Jr. of Blackmore, and Paul Barnes family members in Jonesboro and Gray. Funeral homes noted and services scheduled in coming days.
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Greeneville
Nola Resser Ripley
Chucker Methodist Church
W. L. Peery
Clay Winslow
Burtal
Chuckey Cemetery
Ripley
Chuckey
Rayn Ripley Vines
Jonaxor
Mader B
Hullman
Kella
Detroit
Mich
Praedens
Rouer Biosles
Robert Weliamson
Luck Biner
Bark White
Robert Marvin Willapison
Ernest Broyies
Maxengill
Dougntyens
Greene
Bristol
Arthur Doulas Hawthorne
Lawndale Drive
Hawthorne Construction Company
Ant Epher Hawthorne
Arthur Douglas Jr
Charles David
Deborah Lynn
H. Hawthorne
W. C. Mayton
Memphis
Is Brothers
Elisabethton
J.D
Enid
FT. Blackmore
James Henry Begley Jr
Fi, Blackmore
Mima Owenk Berlex
Nora F. Hall
Ellen Howh
Blackmore
John Fi. Begley
Georse
Beeies Duffield
Arthur Begley
Randon
James Monroe Begley
Fr. Blackmore
John Begley
Panora
Crty
We Gray
The
Gray Methodist Church
Paul Barnes
Paul Barnes Jr
James F. Barnes
Jonesboro
Martha EB. Hall
Virginia Sanders
Erica Mae Lutas
Jonesbore
Margean Alexander
James Knoxville
Frank Walla Walla
Wash
Lela Brown
Jonesborn
Emma Sacop
Knoxville
Gray, Methodist Church
Virgil Anerson
James C. Henry
L. J. Harris
Berate
Gray
Ray Marth
S.A. Martin
Niles
Amos Hall
J Shipley
J. B. Hall
James Agee
Todar
T Jon-Taylor Funeral Home
Brandie
William
Pierce
Lovelace
Lovelace Baptist Church
Suors Muiade Hhfe
Arie Moore Pires
Knox
Billy
Olen
Miles
Howard
Kingsport
A. Do
Fall Branch Funeral Hone
New York Teen Receives Khrushchev Letter Reply
Grant Bartley, a 14 year old at John Phillip Sousa Junior High in the Bronx, wrote to Soviet Premier Khrushchev for a school yearbook item. Khrushchev replied urging learning about war through history and never seeing it firsthand. Copies of the cable were delivered to the school by a United Nations official, with other world readers also invited to contribute.
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New York
Rovnet
Sika
Khrushchev
Grant
Bartley
Newro
Sousa
Sparagrapa
America
Gail
John Phillip Sousa
Bronx
Oial Bouroy
Eisenhower
Jonesboro Woman Nell Sherfey Barnes Dies Unexpectedly
Nell Sherfey Barnes of Jonesboro Route 4 died unexpectedly at 9 30 pm Monday. She was a daughter of the late Sabi Hane Salley Hunt Sherfey.
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Jonesboro-Mis
Nell Sherfey Barnes
Gray Carminity
Expelled Vanderbilt Student Offered Boston Scholarship
NASH D.LE AP reports a Boston University theology professor said a expelled Vanderbilt student was offered a scholarship to study under Rev James Lawson. The offer came amid debate over residency requirements and whether the standard one year of residence could be waived.
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Nash
D.le
Boston Univ
Theoigey
Tomight
James Lawson
Ayhm
Tron
Vaudesbitt Univ
Silan
Kareld DeWolf
Lawson
Ben Wall
The
Schoo
Negroes Vote To Boycott Memphis Stores
In Memphis a 2.06 crowd backed a Monday and Thursday boycott of downtown stores as a show of racial strength after arrests for library protest. Bren Hooks urged conspicuous absence and warned against buying Easter attire. Attorney J. F. Estes led the parade and sparked cheers as the library action drew Black unrest into the spotlight.
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Memphis
UPI
Cherring
Mondave
Thoredays
Bren . Hooks
Hooks
Ferareh
J. F. Estes
Lbrar
Elvis Fans In Alabama Stirs Traffic At Birmingham Station
Crowds estimated at 1 500 to 2 000 greeted Elvis Presley as his train stopped briefly at Birmingham and Decatur. Police and officers scrambled to manage traffic and keep fans off tracks while Presley waved from his car aboard the Louisville and Nashville train en route to Miami. Manager Tom Parker expressed amazement at the scene.
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Birmingham
Ala
Elis Presle
Alabama
Exua
Ringham
Staton
Decatur
Roosevelt
Tere
Nto
Presley
Elvis
Miami
of & Louisville & Nashwetain
Elizabeth White
Louisville and Nashville
al Beratur
Tom Parker
FAA Probes Cause Of Electra Crash
FAA meets with CAB and Lockheed officials to determine why the Electra turboprop disintegrated over Indiana and Texas last fall. The planemaker engines from Allied Division of GM are under review as authorities consider weather turbulence and potential structural failure. The FAA ordered a speed limit of 260 miles per hour until causes are clarified. Preliminary evidence from the Tell City crash points to disintegration in rough weather.
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Edward Cowan
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Indiana
Texas
Tell City
Ind
Buffalo
Tex
Civil Aeronautics Board Cab
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Allizan
General Motors
Mike Monroney
Okla
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Northwest Airlines
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Eninare
London
Kwado Nt
West Center Street
Steed College
Starling Islanes
Steed College OF Technology
Johnson City
Tenn
Glass Electric & Furniture CO
Glass Electric
Commerce Street
Khrush
U.S
Bobbie Jo Hall
Nola Ripley
Arthur Hawthorne
James H. Begley
William C. Pierce
Nell Barnes
Vandy
Boston
Gardner Equipment CO
Ces F
Cemter Sc
Plymouth Center, Inc
Center Street
Steve Alien Plymouth
NBC
n’Bama
Hutch-Wallin Nag
Frogere Benser
Owitre
C. M. Hyder Tailor Shop
Cumberland
Valiant
Valant
Cartare
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