Bond Distributions Reported for County School Issue
Kingsport area receives 132 325 23 dollars from 700 000 bond total Bristol city gets 85 059 34 as its share Sullivan County lists 787 60 to 14 400 302 total Emergency program began July 1959 with 2 259 000 bond issue Kingsport Bristol and Sullivan share funded additions to Belton Memorial High School Sullivan Elementary Lynn Garden Cecar Grove and Kingsport area schools plus renovations at Sullivan Blountville Helston High Schools
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Blountville
Kingsport
J. Craft Akard
Bristol
Tasua
Akard
Sulivan County
Sullivan County
Belton Memorial High School
Bloomingdale Road
Sullivan Elementary
Lynn Garden
Cecar Grove
Kingsley
Sullivan High School
Blountville High School
Helston High School
Senator Hoey Dies In Capitol Capitol statesman Clyde Hoey dies in Washington at 76
Senator Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina died in his sleep after a stroke yesterday afternoon. He had served in the Senate since 1945 following a governorship and chaired a subcommittee probing the five percenters during the Truman era. Umstead will name Hoey's successor amid talk of Crege Cherry and Carlisle Higgins as possible choices.
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Washington
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Senate
Hoey
Willis Smith
George W. Calver
Congress
William GB
Umstead
Crege Cherry
Gastonia
Carlisle Higgins
Winston-Salem
Travel Editors Visit ET Area in Kingsport Trip
Twenty two travel editors touring Tennessee arrive Saturday at Tri Cities Airport for a Kingsport visit. They will tour East Tennessee by air, tour Boone Lake, a loxeshore dinner, and meet Kingsport and Johnson City chambers officials. Delegations welcome editors from major magazines radio networks and newspapers across the country.
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Tennessee
Kingsport
A. B. Coleman
Chamber of Commerce
Tri- Cities
East Tennessee
Radio Naiworks
Girlport
Johnson City
Miami Herald
Herbert H. Beck
Whicaro American
E. A. Jones
Highway Traveler
Chicago
Burns
Cincinnati
Times
Claude Talbot
Cleveland News
Robert Rutt
National Geographic
Washington, D. C
Ray
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Smith
Plain Dealer
W. Murray Milton
Mone Jamington
Bel
C. L Herschel
Washington Post
Myron Glaser
Washington Naily News
Harry Lions
Holiday Magazine
Philadelphia
Frank N. Dunn
Montreal! Star
Montreal
Canada
Vera Bradshaw
Topeka
Kas
Henry Bradshaw
Cappers Farner
Toneka
Tennesseans
Paul Evans
TVA
Dixon Johnson
Institute of Nuclear, Studies
Oak Ridge
Paul Mathes
Chanttanoagans, Inc
Anderson
Knoxville
Precinct Meetings Scheduled Tonight
Tonight's precinct meetings list Republican events in the 7th District at Sullivan High School at 7 30, and in the 14th District at Miller Perry School at 7 30. Democrats in the 5th District South Ward meet at Civic Auditorium clubroom at 8 with all nominees for August 5 discussed by Lords.
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Sullivan High Schoal
Civic Audi
Lords
14Th District
Miller-Perry
State Air Guard Officials Killed In Plane Crash
Three Tennessee Air National Guard officers died when their light reconnaissance plane crashed near Lewisburg. Col. P. B. Simmons Maj. Val Ragsdale and Capt. Douglas E. Grubbs, all based in Nashville, were en route to Fort McClellan for a summer training conference. Witnesses heard an explosion before the craft plunged into a field.
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Lewisburg
Tennessee Air National Guard
Here
National Guard
Nashville
P. B. Simmmons
U.S
Tennessee
Val Ragsdale
Douglas E. Grubbs
Army
INQ
Fr McClellan
van Nunally
ING
Berry Field
Nunally
FL. McClellan
Lyndal Fagan
Frank Clement
Clement
Vance Galloway
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Railroad Officials Visit City on Inspection Tour
Five railroad officials visited Kingsport Tuesday and Wednesday for an inspection of Clinchfield Railroad Company property. Attendees included H. R. Dennis of Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad, W. J. McDonald of Louisville and Nashville, HE Woodruff of New York Life Insurance and CC&O, A. A. Early CC&O, and Frank E. Hanson CC&O, per Walter L. Allen, district freight agent.
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Jin Kingsport
Clinchield Railroad Company
Walter L. Allen
H. R. Dennis
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
New York City
W. J. McDonald
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co
HE. Woodruff
New York Life Insurance Company
Cc&o Railroad
New York
A. A. Early
Frank E. Hanson
Soviet hunters launch five year plan to rid wolves
London Tass reports that about a million registered Russian hunters have pledged a five year plan to rid the country of wolves. The agency says the campaign aims to reduce wolf numbers within the period.
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London
INS
Tass
Judge Dismisses Beer Case Here
Judge S G Gilbreath Jr in Sessions Court dismissed a charge that Kingsport beer wholesaler Blaine Haga sold beer without a permit. The case hinged on whether the sale was wholesale or retail under Tennessee law. Deputy Cox testified a case sold for about 4.30 dollars, 18 cents a can.
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Kingsport
Imerning Im Sessions Court
S. G. Gilbreath, Jr
Blaine Haga
Johnson City
Tennessee
John Cox
Haga
Gilbreath
Patrol pilots airborne to aid Tennessee traffic control
Tennessee Highway Patrol unveils air unit led by Capt Erle Boen with a two seat Super Cub mission to spot reckless drivers assist in manhunts and direct traffic from the sky. Demonstration over Kingsport shows radio linked airborne patrol to ground units with plans for broader use statewide.
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Air Force
Erle Boen
Kingsport
Tri-Cities
Boen
Air Control Division
White
Nash
Born
Division Five
T. D. Seymour
Construction Starts Halts French Crisis On Highway Section 1
Mooresburg Morristown area reports a fatal car crash in Mooresburg as Anderson Linkhorn 56 dies when an auto overturned on a four lane highway project at Center Street. Three other passengers from New Jersey injured while paving work begins on a $453,000 project to complete a six mile segment from Kingsport to the Virginia line. Contractors Wesco Paving and Clinchfield Concrete. Senior inspector A T Vermillion. Genevam Indochina talks stall as France polity risks collapse awaiting confidence vote. British Eden to address Korea as US expresses frustration at Western allies.
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Mooresburg
Jersey City
N. J
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Anderson Linkhorn
Morristown
Samuel Gray
Ruby Anthony
Norwalk
Alice Gmalley
Newark
Center Street
Gate City Highway
Ford
Kingsport
Virginia State Line
State Line
Lynn Garden
Wesco Paving Company
Chattanooga
Clinchfield Concrete Co
A. T. Vermillion
France
Joseph Danel
National Assembly
Indochina
Geneva
Sen
Anthony Eden
Korea
United States
U. S
Cornered Hoods Take Own Lives in New Haven Shootout
In New Haven two gunmen sought for a Midgubury robbery opened fire in a downtown movie theater. Detective Ralph Palma was shot. Pollard and Rydstrom later killed themselves when cornered by police. Police pursued after a $1,400 theft of cash jewelry and bonds.
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New Haven
Conn
Howard C. Young
James Pollard
Stonington
Young
Clarence Rydstram
Wa~terbury
Laxivab
Ralph Palma
Pollard
Rydstrorm
Midilebury
Palma
Bineka
Rydstrom
Federal Grand Jury To Meet In Abingdon
Roanoke Virginia report notes the federal grand jury that indicted five Russell County residents on election irregularities in 1952 will reconvene May 24 in the Western District Federal Courts at Abingdon. Assistant District Attorney B F Davis III indicated more testimony could be heard.
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Roanoke
L County
Wll
Abingdon
B. 4. Davis III
Mercy Airlift Aims to Evacuate 700 French Union Wounded
A French list seeks a mercy airlift of about 700 French Union soldiers wounded at Dien Bien Phu. A four member team will fly from Monongsai to Dien Bien Phu to begin evacuations, with potential recovery of French doctors. Viet Minh holdouts plan to use Hanoi sent engineers and ambulance planes for the shuttle.
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Hanos
INS
Dien Bien Phu
Air Force
Monongsai
Laos
International
Dien
Bien Phu
Hanoi
Tox
Ven Guyen Giap
Reds Say British Major Was A Spy
London reports Russia accuses a British major now in London of spying on Soviet military secrets. The Soviet commander warned he could not return to Moscow. A Red Cross parachute silk signal marked the evacuation and the French were detained while attempting to assist. Two Red Air Force majors were ordered to leave within ten days.
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London
Russia
Red Cross
Moscow
Britain
Lotion
Humiliation Of McCarthy Changed Army Tactics In Monmouth Probe
Washington Army counselor John G. Adams testified that no offer of special favors was used to influence Senator McCarthy's Fort Monmouth inquiry. He said McCarthy's threats to end the probe shifted after Cohn's complaints of humiliation when Stevens refused entry to a radar lab. Adams denied any bribery, stating officials sought mollification, not bribes, amid Senate subcommittee pressure and a memorial service for Senator Hoey.
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Washington
INS
Army
John G. Adams
Joseph R. McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
N. J
David Schine
Pentagon
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
Roy M. Cahn
Adams
Monmouth
Cohn
Stevens
New Jersey Bush
Ray H. Jenkins
Clyce Hoey
Joseph M. Welch
James St. Clair
Welch
Capitol Hill
Jenkins
Knoxville
Viser Lash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Couse
Karl E. Mundt
Senate
MrCarthy
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State Air Guard
Red Hunters
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Sy Paul Williams
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