Frank Costello Shot In Apparent Assassination Attempt
Costello, 65, wounded in the lobby of his Central Park West apartment house. Police say an apparent assassination attempt occurred as he arrived with a theatrical agent, bullet grazed scalp, treated for superficial wound, Costello later questioned at a police station. He denied understanding why he was shot, saying he might have been mistaken for someone else.
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Ray Kohn
New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Central Park West
Cortelig Ollen
Poliuttal
Cotelo
Roosevelt Hospital
Otello
William Kennedy
Estelle
Generoso Pope
Upper East Side
Pete Keith
Kennedy
Keith
Sanate Crime Committee
Sen
Estes Kefouyer
D-Teen
Sone
Milan
Mich
Kingsport Seniors Show Strength in Science and Math
Kingsport high school seniors outpaced national medians in math and science with scores of 76 and 67 respectively, over four years showing solid gains. English stayed strong while social sciences lagged slightly, and the report notes variability in intelligence quotients across the class.
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Kingsport
Board of Education
Jenne
Dana F. Swick
Dobyns-Benoch High School
Woman Hospitalized Following Wreck
Mrs Ida Dalton, 50, of 2110 Freeman Road, was injured when a pickup truck with four trucks overturned on a slick section of Highway 11 W near Fleener's Motel. She was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital with a back injury and listed in fairly good condition. Her 19 year old son James Dalton was named the driver. Troopers said water from a service stallion drive ran onto the highway creating a hazardous condition.
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Ida Dalton
Freesman Road
Dalton
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Highway 11
Tennessee Highway Patrol
H. P. Barger
Jack Sams
Three West Tennessee towns elect new mayors in AP report
In Henning voters chose Robert H. Scates and Earl H. Marshall 140 to 119 for mayor. In Halls Jerre Jordan won reelection over Paul W. Crittendan 378 to 250. Boilyar’s Marion Creek More won unopposed.
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Associated Press
West Tennessee
Henning
Robert H. Scates
Earl H. Marshall
Jerre Jordan
Halls
Paul W. Crittendan
Boilyar
Marion Creekmore
Oppositon
Notable Local Figures Board Kingsport Groups and Schools
The article profiles local figures including Dr Willis of Dobyns Bennett High School and Dr Ploof from Barre Wisconsin with background in mental health and speech drama. It notes Nancy Necessary’s teaching of English and awards in American Legion oratory contests and mentions Frank Knight Moore new Kingsport Chamber president, his legal career, naval service, and community ties.
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Kingsport
Lewin
East Censis
Nancy Necessary
Ver Street
Dr. Willis
Dobyns-Bennett High School
Denry Ploof
Barre
Pennsylvania
Ploof
Dwake
Mass
Ebb
D-B
Worcester
Massachusetts
Vermont
Washington WA
Louis
Boston U
Douglas
Danna
Legion
Deborah
Diana
Virginia
Bristol
Radford College
Mersal Northwestern
Uni- American Psychiatric
Clinchport
Sul
Court Withholds Decision On Boy In Larceny Case
Kingsport Juvenile Court paused ruling Thursday on an eighth grade boy charged with two counts of breaking and entering and two auto larceny offenses. Juvenile judge Viala Baller cited illness disrupted hearings and ordered daily school attendance while authorities pursue exams. The youth reportedly admitted taking an auto, driving, and hitting a wall, with a second charge involving a new car from a garage.
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Kingsport
Viala Baller
Dana F
Greyhound
Pyle Eich Vename
Motor Company
Cer
Jim Broyles
Tom Yanrev
Greyhound Bus Wrecks Injuring All Aboard
A Greyhound bus wreck injured all aboard as the vehicle collided with an obstruction. Eyewitnesses described chaotic aftermath and emergency responders arriving to aid injured passengers and secure the scene.
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Greyhound
Hawkins Strawberry Harvest About Ready in Hawkins County
A youth in Hawkins County reportedly broke into the county's largest commercial strawberry operation garage and stole a new car, later driving about 75 miles and removing license plates. County agents urged extra help for harvest managing seasonal pickers and warned of further vehicle thefts tied to grain and tobacco allotment shifts.
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Rogersville
Strowmain
Berry Harvest
Slert
Cobble
Broyles
Warrior's
Hawkins County
Burley Tobacco
Automobile Fire on Minton Street Extinguished
City police and firemen answered a 5:14 a.m. call to the 1000 block of Minton Street where an automobile blaze was extinguished. The car owned by B. L. Burchfield of 1005 Minton Street sustained damage to the rear seat. No injuries were reported. The blaze is believed to have started from a smoldering discarded cigarette.
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Minton Street
B. L. Burchfield
Car crash near Springfield injures riders after 12:45 a.m.
An April accident about 30 miles west of Springfield left all passengers injured, with attendance figures used to determine state aid. Francis C. Baker of Oklahoma was the only person to escape, as a westbound bus from Los Angeles to St. Louis partially left Highway 66 after the 12:45 a.m. incident.
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Wie
Springfield
Francis C. Baker
Baker
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Youth Committed To State School
Virginia Wise juvenile judge sent a 2 year old to the Child Care Bureau in Richmond after finding the youth charged with making his father a dependent and neglected child. Albert Turner of Norton was indicted for the October slaying of his father John Turner and has been in detention, with Judge George Morton sending the case to the juvenile court following a report from probation officer J. L. Lunsford.
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Virginia
Bureee Wise
George
Taylor
Richmond
Albert Turner
Norton
Jobn Turver
J. L. Lunsford
Chewit
George Morton
Lduyentie Court
Death Notice Mrs George E Campbell Pactolus Church Member
Mrs George E Campbell of Route 4 Pactolus died at 6:10 a.m. today in Holt an Valley Community Hospital after a year's illness. Born in Sullivan County she was a Pactolus Methodist Church member. Surviving: husband George E Campbell. daughter Mildred Doone. sisters W M J Walker of Telford and Lula White of Kingsport. brother W L Todd of Kingsport. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Railroads extend reduced serviceman fares another year beyond June 30, about 214 cents per mile.
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George E. Campbell
Houte 1
Holtan Valley
Sullivan County
Pactalus
Pactalus Methodist Church
Mildred] Doone
W. M.J. Walker
Telford
Lula White
Kings
Washington Uf
City Court session handles parking fines and police judge appointment
Friday city court confronted several minor parking and meter violation cases with judge Brantley disposing quickly. One violator forfeited 3.60 for illegal parking while 27 others paid 1.00 in lines for meter infractions. In Frankfort Kentucky Governor Chandler named A P Eddle as Simpsonville police judge to succeed the late Jess Shelton.
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Cly Court
Brantley
Blue
Frankfort, Ky
A. BH. Chandler
8. P. Eddle
Simpsonville
Jess Shelton
Acid throwing report investigated at Cramer Titanium Plant
The Hamilton County sheriff's office looked into an accusation that acid was hurled at cars carrying non union workers at the Cramer Titanium Plant in East Chattanooga. Local 7 of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union called the claim unfounded. Cramer’s industrial relations manager W. Dahl declined to comment. The plant had earlier been struck in a contract dispute on April 6.
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Chattarooga
Cramer Titanium
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
W. Dahl
Cramer
Big East Chattanooga
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