Saigon Near Normal After Attempted Revolt
Saigon remains calm after a private army tried to oust Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. At least 26 people died and about 212 were wounded as fighting lasted over four hours. French sources note Vi etnamese forces divisions and Binh Xuyen casualties across several areas while U.S. diplomatic and military staffs remained unharmed.
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Viet Nam
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Ngo Dinh Dien
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Binh Xuyen
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Cholon
Oscar Night Rumors Stir as Contenders Spark Suspense
Oscar buzz centers on Edmond O'Brien for The Harefoot Contessa while Brando leads for On the Waterfront. Marlon Brando, Bing Crosby, and Judy Garland are among top names mentioned as the closest race in years, with Eva Marie Saint and Katy Tyrade noted for strong performances.
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Dant Dridge
United States
Marlon Beoneda
Bing Crosby
Jelle Case to Be Examined by Jury Thursday
Four students from Tennessee Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina compete in a two hour National High School Oratorical Contest regional event at Dobyns Bennet High School. Winners advance to Atlanta and a $4000 scholarship awaits the regional victor.
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Virginia
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North Carolina
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National Ameranisia Commission of the American Legion
Wade Hampton Letler Jr
Nancy Ann Nutter
John Lee Jellicorse
Ruth
Townsend
Aiken
Blackwell
Okla
William
Todd
Klagsport
Arney
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Ennessee
Kingsport
House Leaders Seek Action On Tax Cut Delay
Washington reports House leaders push to delay tax cuts. Plan links individual income tax relief to extending corporate and excise taxes, with Senate and House conferees already approving the Senate version. If delayed, corporate rates stay through April 1, 1956, and excise cuts are canceled, affecting liquor, autos, beer, and parts. Democrats and Republicans warn the higher deficit may undermine the package.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
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Protest over 200000 highway bond plan in Sullivan County
A petition bearing county voters identities seeks to halt the Sullivan County Court move toward selling bonds for a 200000 highway road building program. Court action paused after a May session, with next meeting set for April 18. Petition argues bond issue invalid under 1945 law, needing five percent of voters. estimates suggest 2000 names, but a 10 percent proposal could require 4000 names.
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General Assembly
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Humber
Fish Really Biting at Miami Beach
Local fishing report notes strong bites around Miami Beach. Hubert Wright, 30, reports several catches and mentions a productive area near Cleao. Weather and conditions boosted activity, with many anglers claiming good luck and steady action through the day.
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Hubert Wright
House Demos In Dark On Bipartisan Agenda
Washington March 30 Democrats and Republicans debated the White House foreign policy briefings and the President’s timing on Far East events. Leaders from both parties planned to discuss the President Eisenhower’s warnings, leaks, and potential policy shifts at a lunch with advisers and Senate leaders.
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Eisenhower
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Shooting Victim May Give Clues
A 30-year-old woman, Mamie Duncan, lies unconscious and in critical condition after a multiple murder at a rural farm. Sheriff Lee Williams says investigators face a difficult case as the witness Shirley Duncan sobs nearby. Authorities suspect a sex-motivated killer. a $500 reward has been posted by Jasper-American Manufacturing Co. for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
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Lee Williams
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Goelel B. Duncan
Raymani
Elizabeth Duncan
Dorris Ray
Duncan
Toon In & Slough
Lone
Will Mars
Esterday
Jasper-American Manufacturing Co
Raymond
Beta
Thursday Deadline For 1856 License Tags Sale
Deputy county court clerk Mrs Roberta Buckles announced the 1856 license tag deadline is Thursday with office hours 7 30 to 9 00 tonight and Thursday The deadline was extended to April 20 and about 600 requested tag numbers remain uncollected they will go on sale Thursday at p m Tennessee Highway Patrol will begin checks for violators at midnight Thursday
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Marjorie Harv
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Nebraska Convicts End Jail Rebellion Free Hostages
Eight Nebraska penitentiary inmates ended a prison uprising early today and released three hostages unharmed. Guards Swanson and Miller were freed first, then the eight rebels and the hostage walked unguarded to the main buildings where a governor arranged a Warin meal. Eleven inmates had held out since Sunday.
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Nebraska
UN Addresses Gaza Frontiers After Israel Gaza Attack
The UN Security Council, after condemning Israel for the Gaza attack on February 28, debated steps to ease the Israeli Egyptian frontier. A Western-backed resolution urged cooperation with Maj. Gen. El Moruns, truce chief in Palestine, to halt cross border clashes. A separate Western resolution blamed Israel for the prearranged assault, noting 38 Egyptians and 8 Israelis killed, and urged both sides to honor armistice accords and observe the cease-fire.
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Itation Council
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Gate City youth charged with felonious assault in car-hop case
A Gate City youth known as Bill Lane, about 30, was arrested Tuesday on a felonious assault complaint from a teen-age girl, Novella Owens. The girl said Lane used restraining tactics when she approached his truck on Kingsport drive Monday night, then grabbed her arm, started the vehicle, and dragged her a short distance before releasing her. She was treated for injuries to her side and neck. A preliminary hearing was set for 2 p.m. Monday, with bond fixed at 500 dollars.
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Bill Lane
Howard Hensley
Novella Owens
Ian Hensley
Lane
Kingsport
Weck
Do It Yourself Natural Birthworld by Warne in Gate City
A Kingsport area report details Mrs. Carter, a 40 year old Gate City mother, who reportedly delivers her own babies at home using whisky highballs to relax. Her oldest child is 17 and youngest two. Authorities tie an incident to a separate case of assault involving a 16 year old farm boy. The article notes her claimed method, lack of physician attendance, and her belief in childbirth as nature's process.
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Remarks Carry Rebuke To Adm Carney At White House News
President Eisenhower spoke of war and peace at a news conference, denying a China attack forecast and rebuking Admiral Carney over naval action. He warned against predicting war and discussed potential defense of Quemoy and Matsu while stressing diplomacy and readiness for a Four-Power meeting.
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Man Treated Like A Dog Sparks Court Remark In Portland
In Portland Oregon a driver told Judge Philip Bagley that law treats a dog better than a man and shouted about penalties. The exchange led to a brief, sharp exchange as the judge cautioned against dehumanizing language and noted an $8 fine.
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