Dr A K Chapman Elected Eastman Kodak Board Chairman
Dr Albert K Chapman was elected chairman of the Board of Directors of Eastman Kodak Co at a special Rochester meeting, succeeding Thomas J Hargrave who died March 21. Chapman, Kodak veteran since 1919, becomes sixth chairman and will stay head of the executive committee. He has held multiple executive posts including president from 1952 to 1980.
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Albert K. Chapman
Eastman Kodak Co
Thomas J. Hargrave
Rochester
N. Y
Chapman
Kodak
Frank W. Lovejoy
de. Chapman
Marysville
Ohin
F Chapman
Ohio
State University
Art
Nis
Pritto|ton
Tastman
Fest
Clark University
Army Air Service
Kennedy top priority bid to curb Nixon California race
Washington AP report says Democrats expect President Kennedy to back a California campaign against Richard Nixon in the race for governor. Kennedy signaled willingness to return to California for political work, aiming to blunt Nixon’s bid and mobilize Democratic supporters and voter registrations. Some Republicans share concern that harsh attacks could rally Democrats to vote in the general election.
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Jack Rpl
Washington
Kennedy
California
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Aly
Robert F. Kennedy
Repubicans
Ayilt Tena
Thomas U. Kuchel
Xuchel
Gin in the Water Cooler Sparks Office Uproar and Strike
Hal Boyle reports Amos Toggle, president of the Bie ant Acme Tiddlywinks Corp., installs a gin filled water cooler as a prank. The staff revels for days, then unions pressure lead to a contract concession, banning free gin in the office. The tale ends with Toggle’s sly line about needs and desires.
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New York
Amos Toggle
Bieant Acme Tiddlywinks Corp
Poth
Toggle
Chicago
Roscoe Bleat
Mr. Toggle
Topete
Mora
Juan
Young Mother Dies Of Burns In Rutledge Fire
In Knoxville Mrs Tecy Coffey 19 died after a family fire that killed her husband Jerry Coffey 21 and two sons Jerry Lynn Jr 2 and Tommy 9 months in a Grainger County home. Fire officials said a faulty wiring caused the blaze which destroyed the three room house and was out of control until a passerby alerted authorities.
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Knoxville
Median 9600 Dollar Home Value Report
A 1999 census report from the Department of Commerce outlines Sule Hivan County housing data. It records 34 285 housing units with a median value of 9000 dollars for owner occupied dwellings and 21 185 sound units, 23 181 owner occupied, 8757 units paying rent, and various amenities across the housing stock. It notes 16 918 basements, 236 trailers, and features like air conditioning, television, radios, telephones, washing machines, dryers, and freezers. Transportation data show 19 560 homes with one car, 6485 with two wheeled vehicles, and 637 with three or more.
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Teparment of Commerce Career Alring
Sule Hivan
Wnits
East Tennessee School Band Festival Ends Final Day
The East Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association Festival concludes at Maryville College with Maryville Junior High School earning a superior rating. Bearden High, West Hills Elementary, Chilhowee and Bearden Elementary receive superior or excellent ratings as about 3,700 students and bands compete over three days.
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Maryville
Teno
East Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association
Maryville College
Condon High
Gibbs
Chattanooga Brainerd
Lake City
Bledsoe
Pikeville
South Harriman
Ruckwool
Norris
Bearden High
West Iills Elementary
Knoxville
Chilhowee and
Bearden Elementary
Arnold Juniorigh
Neeland
Wise Students To Attend Regional Science Fair
One hundred Wise County high school students leave Saturday morning to attend the regional science fair in Salem. The Wise County School Board allows travel on county school buses at students own cost. The trip was suggested by Prof. Theodore Gibson of Clinch Valley College to stimulate local interest in science.
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Wise
Wise County High School
Salem
Wise County School Board
Theodore Gibson
Clinch Valley College
Four Marriage Licenses Issued in Hawking County
Rogersville court clerk issued four marriage licenses last week. Recipients include Edward Koch 25 and Joan Perry 22 of Rogersville. Merlin Johnny Young 24 of Thorn Hill. Mae Lamb W Sneedville. John Reed Jamblen 32 Rogersville and Eva Glenn Kite 28 Persia. Howard Bledsee 18 Eidson and Mabse lone Tankersley 16 Kyles Ford.
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Rogersville
Hawking County
Edward Koch
Joan Perry
Merlin Johnny Young
Thorn Hill
Mae Lamb
Sneedville
John Reed Jamblen
Eva Glenn Kite
Persia
Howard Bledsee
Eidson
Mabse
Lone Tankersley
Kyles Ford
Rev Crosby to speak at Unitarians in Johnson City
Rev Gretor Crosby alternate minister of Roanoke Valley Unitarian Church will be guest speaker at Halston Valley Unitarian Fellowship Sunday at 11 am in the new Fellowship House on the Johnson City Highways. Crosby, educated in Ohio Paris and Harvard Law, has served churches in Chicago Utica and is married to Robert Crosby of Lynchburg Va. Public invited. church school at 1 pm. EGLIN AFB Fla AP Airman Curtis Shoedel 35 of Clarksville Tenn electrocuted when bomber backed into high voltage line. three other airmen injured. plane and tractor damaged.
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Halston Valley Unitarian Fellowship
Gretix Worstell Crosby
Roanoke Valley Unitarian Church
New Fellowship House
Johnson City
Crosby
Lowe City
Iowa
University High School
Columbus
Ohio
Lycee Victor Duray
Paris
France
Wesleyan University
Harvard Law School
Meadville Theological Scool
Hattelle Memorial Institute
Sunrey Church
Fest Unitarian
Chicago
Billings’Hospital
Revi i Crosby
Church of the Reconciliation
Universalist-Unitarian
Utica
N.Y
Robert. Crosby
Lynchburg
Eglin Air Force Base
Fin
Curtis J. Shoedel
Clarksville
Tenn
Tennessee
Air Force
Civil Auditorium Breathing Shayion in Marx Auditorium
MEMPHIS Tenn AP A stone house ran into a brick church causing about 510 damage during a move. A truck driver, Ortell Nathaniel 26, was charged with striking a fixed object in the incident.
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Memphis
Fringe benefits push for higher wages in steel industry contracts
Labor talks in the steel sector focus on fringe benefits as a lever for wage growth and job security. Proposals aim to expand pensions, health care, and paid leave while spreading work through longer vacations and shorter weeks. Rising fringe costs, now around 13 to 18 percent of payroll, reflect shifts toward greater social protections amid overseas competition and automation pressures.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
NEW York
Tabor
Brad
Env
R Love
Miican Steel Companies
Corer
Alumi
Armvo
Ted Steel
Spring Fever Loot at Flower Shop
In Atlantic City a thief broke into James Mc Cabe's flower shop and stole one dozen red roses. The incident is described amid spring fever in NyAP coverage.
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Atlantic City
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Eastman
Riol Cameras
United States Advisory Council
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Hal Boyle
Williams
Oak Ste Cresas Kingsport
Unitarians
Kingsport
Civic
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Marx
Tarlorine
Corser
Treen Center
F. Cloud Recreation
Garte
Civic Auditors
Teen Center
Preachice Mussonia
Audgorila
With Williamson
Williamson Wethermatic
Sullivan Street
Kingsport, Tennessee
Trayer
Jack
Platter
Cale Slaw
W. Center ST
Waraurs St
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Laisie
Jim Morelock
Fred Addington
Benjamin Moore
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