Piedmont Seeks Lynchburg to Washington Air Link
Virginia and Tennessee witnesses pressed an extension of Piedmont Airlines service from Lynchburg to Washington at a City Aeronautics Board hearing. The plan would route via Charlottesville with Staunton and Charlottesville interests seeking timely agreement and adjacent city support for an airport and one hour travel to the capital.
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Divorce Marathon Under Way in Long Beach Court
Long Beach Superior Court opened a divorce marathon this week with Judge George Francis aiming to hear 120 cases by Friday. The assembly line method speeds proceedings, assisting a backlog of cases that have waited up to two months, with Judge Fred Mite acting as presiding judge.
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Twenty Indicted in Coal Field Mob Action Case
Twenty people have been indicted by a Campbell County Grand Jury on charges including armed robbery felonious assault and conspiracy in a case described by District Attorney General John Lee West as mob violence in the coal fields Several suspects face felonious assault with intent to murder in connection with the April 1 incident involving mine operator John Van Huss at LaFollette The indictments accompany a broader pattern of roving miner violence isolating mines and disrupting coal shipments in the area The report also notes US Air Force plans to move jet bombers to Japan and a separate note on animal tails and highway dependent U S communities Although garbled the piece centers on coal region mob activity and legal action.
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John Lee West
Campbell County
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John van Huss
LaFollette
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Jellien
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Morgan County Finishes Second Shots for Polio Vaccination
NASHVILLE May 11 One Tennessee county Morgan County has delivered the second round of polio vaccine shots to eligible children. Five first and second graders in Morgan County schools received the initial shot and 545 received the second inoculation last week. The county borrowed vaccine from a neighboring county to continue with the second shots. Elsewhere the vaccine program was halted after the first shot as federal and state officials ordered a program check. Gov. Frank Clement supports the federal recheck underway.
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Tennessee
Morgan
Morgan County
Cecil B. Tucker
Frank Clement
Washington
McCord Reviews College ROTC Units at Governors Day
Johnson City May 11 Cadets of the Host Tennessee State College Reserve Officers Training Corps battalion received end of year honors from former Governor Jim McCord during Governors Day events. McCord also reviewed the cabinet battalion at a college stadium parade and inspected the Pershing Rifles Honor Guard.
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Tennessee State College Reserve Officers Training Corps
Vattalion
Jim McCord
Janes Young McCord
Cabinet Battalion
College Stadium
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Top Soviet Military Brass in Poland In Pressure Move
Soviet Premier Bulganin Zhukov Konev and Molo re in Warsaw for a conference on creating a unified Red military command to deter West German NATO entry. The plan aims to legitimize Soviet troop presence in satellites, boost morale, and strengthen bargaining positions ahead of major East-West talks.
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Dearborn Police Cars Turn Colorful In Public Display
In Dearborn Michigan the police fleet has shifted colors from cream to burnt orange and red to a bold yellow dubbed Thunderbird Yellow. The new scheme aims to boost visibility and community interest while keeping the department's image modern and distinctive.
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Dearborn, Mich
Dearborn
Vaccination Averts Lamb Overeating in Montana
Dr E A Tunnicliff head of the Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory explains overeating disease in lambs. Vaccination before lambing or antitoxin for the lambs, plus good management, can prevent the hazard from lush spring pasture growth and excessive milk. Also mentions East Germany invitation to atomic energy conference and a California Navy smoke signal incident in San Diego.
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Mont
E. A. Tunnicliff
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
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