Beck Returns to Stand for Fund Questioning
President Dave Beck of the Teamsters faces a new Senate hearing on union funds with a new attorney, resisting questions under the Fifth Amendment about diverting up to 320000 of union money. McClellan, chairing the inquiry, plans to press Beck on fund handling, alleged conspiracies to hide missing witnesses, and possible ties to racketeering, while delaying hearings to June 1 to review alleged infiltration of Teamsters activity in New York City.
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New York City
Federal Court Issues Capias For Dr Ball
Richmond va Dr Lemas EB Ball, missing since Feb 5, indicted for evasion of 12754 dollars income taxes. Grand jury returned true bill and capias issued. Officials say Ball is in Mexico. Tax liens totaling 142023 dollars filed against Ball and his ex wife Mrs Burns Ball. Memphis tn professor receives 8434 dollar grant from Atomic Energy Commission to study gamma radiation effects on infections and immunity.
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Wiliam M. Hale
Ike Will Study Fair Arms Plan
President Eisenhower pledged sympathetic study of any disarmament test area proposal that could bind the United States and Russia. He said UN disarmament talks in London are yielding hard work, and in a future agreed framework the U S would insist that others disarm too. He also noted potential reshaping of existing arms into smaller weapons if feasible. He urged ignoring Russian threats in setting free world security policy.
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Pinilla's Assembly Revokes Constitution Crisis Deepens in Colombia
In Bogota and Cali, crowds clash as President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla faces a contentious move by a 185 member assembly to extend his rule. Strikes, arrests, and military callups disrupt daily life while demonstrations persist. Police use dyed water to disperse crowds as authorities enact decrees expanding reserve mobilization. Rojas blames labor and employer strife, pledging support for workers.
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Clintwood Man Sentenced 25 Years for Double Wounding
Winfred P. Meade of Clintwood pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years on each count, to run concurrently. He shot his wife Joan and mother in law Mrs. Marle Lane last December at Lane's home, then surrendered a short time later at Wise jail. Nearby, Jerry Shook of Norton received 12 months after pleading guilty to felonious assault for shooting a woman in Big Stone Gap two years ago and firing at himself.
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Marle Lane
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Jerry Shook
Shook
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Beth
Clint
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Weather outlook for Tri Clites Alegent Ringzpore area
Thursday generally fair with light winds. Friday turns partly cloudy, warm and more humid with scattered showers possible in the afternoon.
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Viele
Aldermen Open Health Center Bids June 4
Kingsport aldermen announce health center bids open June 4 for the Pahner Memorial Center for Crippled Children to be operated by the City-County Health Department and funded under the Hill-Burton Act. The site is in Kingsport Gardens across Midland Drive from Fort Henry Drive.
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World Briefs From Warsaw to France and Wales
City authorities ban Poly-Cola in Warsaw after health officials warn of high caffein content. A French jet fighter crash near Cambrain injures no one. pilot escapes. In London, a Welsh Labour MP links rising strontium 90 levels to atomic tests and cancer risks, amid scientific debate.
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Warsaw, Sanitary and Epidemiology Department
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Maryville Resident Killed Wife Charged in Slaying
Maryville Tenn scene of fatal home shooting as George Cox 78 is found dead. His wife is jailed on murder charges amid a string of city actions including road work, a storm sewer debt approval, and a 13.8 cent gasoline end price standard for Go brand fuel. Authorities note the incident as first reading on related ordinances.
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President Plans Two Speeches On Policy
Washington reports President Eisenhower outlined nationwide efforts to ease tensions and explain policy. The accident case involved a boy hit by a car near Watauga Street. the driver stopped promptly. The injured child, the stepson of Mr and Mrs James D Martin, was hospitalized with head injuries. no charges filed.
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Farmer's Market Lease Up Again In Kingsport
Kingsport reopens the white farmer market building on Cherokee Street after years of losses and a temporary closure. The market operated at a deficit, owner charges, and maintenance costs. a lease with a business firm failed after the head died. City officials voted to advertise the market space and grounds for lease again.
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Akard Expects FBI Findings On Ball Death Probed
BLOUNTVILLE Chief Investigator C C Tex Akard said FBI findings on material from Eugene Ball death scene are expected within days as the investigation continues. Ball died when his SUV overturned and burned southeast of Kingsport. Residents heard a blast they thought caused the crash. Evidence from the scene was sent to FBI headquarters for analysis.
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Postage Rates May Increase Across Classes as Bills Move
The House Post Office Committee discussed higher postage costs for magazines newspapers and advertising matter with proposed 15 percent yearly rises for second class mail and a one cent lift on individual advertising pieces. A panel vote approved higher first class mail and domestic air mail rates projected to raise postal revenues by about 365.8 million dollars annually, affecting letters cards and other mailings.
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In Good Condition and Kingsport Man in Gentle Condition
Reva White, 42, of 2030 Main View Avenue, was reported resting well after a 92 caliber rifle accident at home. Hospital attendants said White told officers he was cleaning the rifle when it discharged, striking his chest. State Highway Patrol investigated the incident.
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Eisenhower cites budget cuts tied to easing world crisis
In a radio talk President Eisenhower said a $71.8 billion budget could bear minor reductions only after the international situation improves greatly. He noted no dates for talks and discussed Humphrey’s Treasury position, possible resignations, tax writeoffs, and open skies while stressing not to cut defense research despite Soviet threats.
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D-Va
Police Continue Probe Of Break In Gate City Va
Virginia State Trooper L B Beavers said the investigation into the Ling Service Station break in last week is ongoing with about 1 5000 in merchandise taken. Beavers and County Deputy Kelly Darnell are pursuing several leads but no arrests are in sight. Thieves entered through a rear door and took a variety of merchandise including cigarettes and flashers.
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Relle
Republicans Confident Voters Back Eisenhower Budget
Washington report notes Republicans expect voters to support Eisenhower's budget while Democrats doubt the impact of a direct presidential appeal. Sen. Saltonstall and others say a White House address could help Congress explain the plan, though Republicans remain divided over spending. Kennedy and Aiken offer cautious views on presidential influence as Eisenhower plans to brief lawmakers on the $4.4 billion aid program.
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