May Day Parades Highlight Cold War Tensions Across Moscow
Soviet officials denounce US led Vietnam war while Maoist China rebukes Moscow for united action. Marshall Grechko criticizes Western imperialists as troops march in Red Square. Peking vows no cooperation in any broader Vietnam war effort despite differing rhetoric.
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Kremlin
Nikita &. Kheushelev
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Liquor Legislation Seen as Key Theme in Week
ASHVILLE UPI The Tennessee assembly opens its ninth week tonight with a general session and major liquor bills in the spotlight. Bills before the calendar committees include a referendum on liquor by the drink and municipal option for package sales. The liquor by the drink bill would permit sales in hotels and motels with modest state revenue implications, while the package option would allow localities to vote on liquor sales with population thresholds. Sponsor Rep. Sam Lewis says a vote could come within days.
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Ashville
UPI
Greeval Assembly
Climee
Tennessee
Senate
John Wilder
T-Samervill
Finance Ways and Means
New
Vis Presley Bride Tiebe License at Clark County Court
Fragmentary OCR reads Vis Presley and Tiebe bride profiles with license details. Mentions Clark County Court, papers and fees, and a referenced accident context. Details are garbled but indicate a marriage license event and related filings in Memphis area.
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Vis Presley
Teacher to Fight School Dismissal in Court Action
WNOM reports that a Tennessee teacher threatens legal action to contest dismissal amid a contested evaluation process. The issue centers on alleged improper firing grounds and proposed changes to teaching standards. The case involves attorney plans and potential legislative references, with details on attention to state education law and courtroom strategy.
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Scott
Sas
Altaeneys
Pope House of
Pope House of Depresentatives
Fanenessee
Senate
Newspaper raises single copy price for first time in months
The report notes a price increase for single copies across daily and Sunday issues, marking the first rise in months. It contrasts the 158.1 JAGR and 1.212 price points with subscription rates remaining at pre-change levels, detailing delivery areas and the adjusted stance for home subscriptions.
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HY Ceats
Monteagle killings prompt trooper report
A chaotic Monteagle night left multiple fatalities after a gunman allegedly opened fire at an intersection. Witness Paynes State trooper Malone described a bystander held at bay by a 15 caliber automatic. Malone said the suspect fled as Miss Paneris and others were injured, with details tangled in a disorderly early report.
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Davive Payl Morris
Paynes State
Cooper File
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Intersil
Gibee Wilavwrer
Walher
Satluck
Chien
Mailoaeks
Tatec
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Miss Paneris
Imsseiger
Popy
Chimnplay Algo
Minnesota Storms Kill Sixteen Tornadoes Hit State
National Guardsmen joined residents in rebuilding as at least 16 people died and about 100 were injured when a series of tornadoes and fierce winds swept through southern Minnesota and neighboring Iowa. Deaths were reported in several towns including Albert Lea Owatonna Alden and Myrtle with additional fatalities near the Superior shores. The storms followed a cold front colliding with warm air over the Mississippi Valley. The Red Cross opened a shelter and Guard units guarded towns to aid the homeless.
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Green Light end war within year says Rivers
Washington (UPI) Rep L Mendel Rivers a hawk on Vietnam policy urged keeping pressure on North Vietnam and said Westmoreland might need more troops than the 438,000 now there. Rivers also voiced concerns about involving a high ranking general in politics and predicted potential troop levels could exceed 500,000. He warned the fall could see decisive blows if air bases and Hai Phong harbor are targeted.
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D- 8.C
Gen
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Vietnam
Ho Ward
Vietnan
Rivers
Navy
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Former Cage wu Stars Given Jail Terms
Two former Tennessee college athletes including the husband of Olympic star Wilma Rudolph were sentenced to three years in prison for auto theft in Sullivan County Court. Charles House and Robert Mildridge pleaded guilty to stealing a parked vehicle and driving it to another location near Bristol. The case also involved a guest from Texas and highlighted the defendants’ prior athletic renown.
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iWilma
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ID Caray Smith
Charles House
Robert Mldridge
Middle Tennessee
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Paul Fo Broderick
Texas
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Weather sketch with showers and cool night
A fragmentary forecast notes showers overnight with a cool low. Tuesday brings cloudy skies and more rain possible in the morning, with a cool high expected later. Temperature readings include a 70 degree reference and a partial wind/precip outlook.
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Hugh Whesday
Tigers Tree U S Patrol AN RAK UPI
An unclear UPI report describes a U S Army patrol encounter with a tiger during a jungle situation. The text is garbled and many names and details are unreadable.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
Thay
Battle for Hilltop Rages in Vietnam Conflict
UPI reports heavy fighting near Hill Battle two peaks on the North South Vietnam border. Marines suffer about 200 casualties over two days while elite Viet Minh troops hold key heights. U.S. jets stage large raids, claim several enemy aircraft shot down. Air and naval forces hit rail and truck lines along the Ha Noi supply route. a Soviet interceptors loss noted.
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Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Bat
U.S. Air Force
Midels
Uairnoi
Air Force
Robert Bilver
Tampa
Fla
Five From Area Held In Thefts
Five Kingsport residents were arrested in Myrtle Beach during a weekend burglary probe. Suspects Ralph Woll, 20, Jerry Lynn Pail, 18, and Clyde Denver Ball, 19, all of Mullins, face burglary charges while Jewel Down Simpson, Route 5 Church Hill, is charged with receiving and possessing stolen property. Belly Sum Walls, 508 May Street, Kingsport, held on vagrancy. One man fled. another with the group was not charged. Police continue investigations and note a fugitive warrant linked to the case.
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Ralph & Woll
Jerry Lynn Pail
Clyde Denver Ball
Mullins
Simpson
Church Hill
May St
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Fis
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Myrtle
Thief In Hubbard Aviation Hideout Foils Night Breakin
Sullivan County investigator reports a break in at Hubbard Aviation in the city airport area. The intruder entered the premises and was seen by an employee who alerted authorities. The on scene investigation continues as officers search for a suspect.
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Sullivan County
Peteher
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