Deaths And Funeral Notices From Clyde To Milhorn
Funeral services for Ronald E. and a list of local obituaries follow with details of deaths, funeral arrangements, and survivors including spouses, children, and relatives. Services set at Akard, Wheeler Chapel, East Lawn Park, and local churches. dates include Tuesday and Wednesday with burial and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Waller
Kenneth Barham
Claude Woods
Ronald E
Gene Lunsford
Akard
Brisdlay
Bluff City
Wheeler
Methodist Church
George Goodman
W. Paul Hall
East Lawn Memorial Park
Beanie Mills
Barkley Mills
Ray Gentry
Wade Willen
E. B. Henry
Walter West
Carter- Clarion Funeral Home
Johnson City
Mary Alice ‘Tester
West Main Church of Jesus
Roy Calhoun
Poff Cemetery
Rt. 1
Gate City
Kiser
Billy Joe Tester
Bobby Jack Tester
Eugene Tester
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Harold James Tester
Fountain
Colo
John Sanderson
Lee Haynes
Dunedin
Fia
Jake Poff
Kings'port
Quillen Kraft
Arnold Garland
Johnnie Patterson
Johnnie Farner
Robert Francis
Atwell Hamby
Jeff Davis
Robert BE. Milhorn
Rt. 2
Bluff Civ
Piney Plats
Bwhvan
C.D. Nidiffer
Bristol
A. L. Milburn
Chinquapin Grove Baptist Church
Elmer Sellers
Stanley Harrison
Orville Richards
Glenwood Cemetery
Haskell Smith
W. B. Limerly Jr
Brafferd
Mershall Milhorn
AEC Lists Atomic Waste Burial Sites
The Atomic Energy Commission on Monday designated Oak Ridge Tennessee and Idaho Falls Idaho as temporary burial sites on its properties for solid radioactive trash. Charges are 70 cents per cubic foot with a minimum of 21 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Idaho
Idaho Falls
AEC
Hanford, Wash
Saravannah River
3.C
Electronic translator boosts Russian to English speed
Washington AP reports the Air Force has developed an electronic translator that converts Russian to English at 35 words per second and 16 000 words a minute. Rep. Overton Brooks notes hearings on mechanical translation devices and says the machine requires no Russian knowledge to operate. It could translate a Russian page in half a minute, versus 45 minutes for a human, and would expose scientists to about a billion Soviet words yearly, at about two cents per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Overton Brooks
D-Lai
Brooks
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Ad Engineers Nore
U.S
Records Probe May Block Voting Rights Inspection
ATLANTA UPI U.S. Attorney General William P. Rogers announced an immediate inspection of voting records in four southern counties under the new civil rights law. Targeted Webster County Georgia East Carroll Parish Louisiana Wilcox County Alabama McCormick County South Dakota DC. Some counties say no records exist. others report records may not be kept or have been withheld or destroyed. The law requires records be kept for at least 23 months and enables federal review of registration practices amid claims of no registered black voters in counties with large Black populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
U.S
William PF. Rogers
Rogers
Webster County
East Carroll Parish
Wilcox, County
Alm
McCormick County
D. C
Eisenhower
Wilcox County
Circuit Enurl
Civil Rights Commission
W. Henderson Bruce
FBI
J. Pred Buzhardt
Lack Of Qualified Guard Applicants Lowers Standards
State Corrections Commissioner Keith Hampton said the shortage of qualified applicants forced lowered guard standards. Gov Ellington had announced higher requirements as prison reform, after a prison rebellion. Of 331 applicants, only 40 met education and under half met age, with most on duty already. May 14 exam candidates may be kept if not meeting rules. Smokies snows and freezing highs reported in Gatlinburg Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
UPI
Keith Hampton
Buford Ellington
Hampton
Hampson
AMA Chief Predicts Flood Of Aged Care
New York Dr Louis M Orr president of the American Medical Association warned that Congress approving a medical aid bill for the elderly would flood U S hospitals with patients who do not need hospital care He urged postponing action until thorough study and called for treating terminal illnesses in nursing homes He opposed both the Ford and administration proposals noting lack of facilities and dangers of over hospitalization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Louis M. Orr
American Medical Association
Congress
Orr
Escape from Idlewild: 109 survive Boeing 707 crash landing
New York United Press International reports 109 passengers and nine crew escaped a Boeing 707 when its landing gear collapsed on landing at Idlewild Airport. Eight passengers were slightly injured. none hospitalized. Smoke from burning engines filled the cabin as the plane stopped about 100 yards from the runway end. Crew aided passengers in evacuating via emergency slides with no panic. Boeing 707 gear issues prompted FAA maintenance rules and Boeing gear modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Idlewild
Trans World Airlines
Esses
Federal Aviation Agency
Boring
Investigators Study Gas Rates Hearings Set by House Panel
Washington AP reports House investigators will probe if backdoor talks involving the Federal Power Commission affected gas bills. FPC officials deny influence by favors as hearings promise political fireworks. Chair Jerome Kuykendall expected as first witness, followed by Vice Chair Arthur Kline and Commissioners Connole and Stueck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Arthur 5. Kline
William IR. Connole
Frederick Stueck
Tough Pre summit Talks Heat Up as Khrushchev Stands Firm
Foreign News Commentary notes Khrushchev’s hardline stance before a summit. He warns Western Allies of a separate peace with East Germany risking West Berlin access while satellite leaders meet in Moscow. Red China escalates propaganda as internal Soviet shakeups unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Josef Stalin
State Department
Washington
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Khrushchev
Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Red China
United States
Moscow
Khrusnchevs
Kremlin
Magicians Try Powers On Jail Walls In Italy
In Catania Italy three visiting magicians who hoped to teach Giuseppe Barbieri to walk through walls have been jailed. The public demonstration idea was halted as authorities detained the magicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Italy
UPI
Giuseppe Barbieri
Jhim
Jal
Atlanta Desegregation Ordered by May 1961
United Press International reports a federal judge in Atlanta ruled public schools must desegregate by May 1 1961 for 11th and 12th grades. Judge Frank Hooper denied immediate desegregation and urged the Georgia Legislature, meeting in January, to act. The Atlanta School Board is instructed to devise a pupil placement plan if legislators refuse changes to segregation laws. Governor Vandiver says the matter rests with the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Atlanta
U. S
Frank Hooper
Hooper
Atlanta School Board
Iit
Ernest Vandiver
Birth Control Pill Enovid Approved By FDA
Washington AP reports the first FDA approval for a birth control pill. Enovid, by Go, D. Searle Co., showed 100 percent efficacy in a four year test with 1500 women across Puerto Rico, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Boston and Japan. Cost estimated at 10 to 12 dollars monthly, prescription required. Commissioner Harvey cites moral neutrality in review. Tyler UP I notes an ad in the Tyler phone directory for Christian Funeral Home promising honest service with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GO. D. Searle and Co
Chicago
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Boston
Japan
Food and Drug Administration
John Lb. Harvey
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Ronald E. Lunsford
Mary A. Tester
Robert Milhern
Hutch-Wallin
Aluminum
Jim Newland
Gardner Equipment CO
Gatlingburg
Smokies
Great Smoky Mountains
TroBay Valiant
AMA
Valiant
Alley Motor Co., Inc
Malin Street
Church Hill
Alley
Plymouth Center
Phil Newsom
UPL
Nikita Kheushi
Hev
Russia
Douglas
Dillon
Supreme Soviet
Sion
Toyaia
T ' Khrushchev
Singapore
Sebastiano Papa
Ong Chen Gsiang
Apt
Prentice Gaetano Carmeni
Ferdrral
Gateano Teina
Ali Baba
Ab & Supermarket
Ong
Brzarky Cire
Tyler, Tex
Tyler
Christian Funeral Home
TOM Still Transfer CO
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Mrs. Aldridge Woods
Indian Springs
Woods
Aldridge Woods
Tennessee Eastman
Cagaport
Kingsport Utilities, Inc
P.O
Kingsport
Tennessee
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