29 Mar 1961
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1961
Page
1
A damaged OCR item lists diverse business and regulatory notices. It mentions race events, construction, power companies, and registrations with scattered proper nouns. The readable portions indicate organizational actions, awards, and regulatory filings across multiple entities.
The national recession weighed on Tennessee in January with declines in nonagricultural employment retail sales and new car registrations. Bank debits rose 9.1 percent from a year earlier and industrial power use edged up 1.2 percent while farm prices climbed 7 percent from January 1940 levels.
CHICAGO UPS reports TVA board chairman Herben D. Vogel says press focus on recreation grows in the TVA region. He notes TVA reservoirs cover over 600000 acres with a shoreline attracting millions in private and public investment, and that private camps docks and resorts exist on TVA shores.
NEW YORK Herbert Spencer Cohen 39 vice president of American Metal Climax Inc died Monday after surgery. GREAT BARRINGTON Dwight R. Little 83 former owner of the Flatbush Private School died Tuesday. PHILADELPHIA Fran jee Lichien 71 art historian research associate at Philadelphia Museum of Art archivist for PAFA and consultant for Colonial Williamsburg died Monday.
Mexico's early support for Castro's Cuban revolution is fading as officials cite non intervention. Mexico aims to restrain U S influence and keep ties with Cuba while observing economic links and a desire to stay within the Organization of American States. The piece notes Mexico's hope that Castroism is temporary and Cuba will return to the American fold.
In Chattanooga two industrial workers, Ronald Dupree and Harley Gilreath, were bound to the grand jury on charges of unlawfully possessing an explosive after a homemade bomb exploded near the home of J C Lamb, plant superintendent. Dupree, injured in the blast, and Gilreath testified they did not know of the bomb. Each defendant posted $1000 bond.
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Elizabeth Taylor returns home from London after double pneumonia. Enthusiastic California reception calls her radiant as she rests with Eddie Fisher in Beverly Hills before a Palm Springs retreat. She says sun and rest will help her health.
In Quincy Florida a judge fined True Riddle Swints four dollars for stealing a jar of jelly and ordered payment of four dollars to the store from which the jelly was taken. The case was handled by UPI reporting.
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