Deaths and Funeral Notices Reminisce Local Teachers
ROGERSVILLE Mrs Lucy Ann Gladson 82 died at home in Mooresburg after brief illness. Mary Edith Jones 2nd grade teacher at Blountville Elementary for 30 years died in Bristol hospital. Funeral services Sunday at Blountville Presbyterian Church with multiple local clergy officiating. Burial in Gunnings Cemetery.uders Survivors include Jones family and several brothers and sisters. A separate notice reports Carl David Easterling 12 killed in tractor accident near Nickelsville. services held at Shoemaker School pallbearers listed. Other obituaries include Maggie Hilton Larkey 86 in Maces Springs. Julia Christian 70 in Church Hill. Dora Harkleroad 72 in Bluff City. and extended Gladson family with service at Gills Chapel Baptist Church. Funeral homes noted: Paul Cook, Fred D. Weaver, Colboch Price.
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Bristol
Mary Edith Jones
Sullivan County
Blountville Pike
Jones
Blountville
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Order of Eastern Star
James E. Jones
M. D. Hamilton
Ruby Gemmell
Gwen Jones
Indian Springs
Paul
Oscar Jones
W. L. Jones
Spring City
Tenn
Blountville, Presbyterian Church
Dan Graham
Kyle Barr
Berry
Gunnings Ceme
Nickelsville
Carl David Easterling
Garnie Day
N. F. King
McConnell Cemetery
Shoemaker School
Young Easterling
Curtis Easterling
Route 3
Hiltons
Maggie Hilton Larkey
Maces Springs
Darthula Baptist Church
Ted R. Duncan
Ray Hargraves
N. T. King
Gate City
Maces
Church Hill
Julia Christian
Route 2
Ray Christian
Lewis E. Christian
Church
Bluff City
Th. B
Dora) Harkleroad
Methodist Church
Miller Kirkpatrick
Bloomington
Gale
Fred Kirkpatrick
Persia
Howard Ball
Ball's Gap
Fred D. Weaver
Dolly Gladson
Mooresburg
W. C. Tipton
Paul Collins
Knoxville
Eugene Marion
Newt Marion
J. D. Marion
Denny Payne
Rogersville
Charles Gladson
Thomas Gladson
Maggie Chapman
Morristown
James Bentley
Fountain City
Gills Chapel Baptist Church
D. L. Bentley
Girdson Cemeery
Colboch Price Funeral Home
Seven year old Ruth Ann Darnell dies of leukemia
Funeral services for Ruth Ann Darnell seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Darnell of Wabash Indiana will be held at 2 pm Sunday at Castle Chapel in Clinch Virginia She died early Wednesday in Riley Indiana hospital Burial will be at Corder CemeteryGate City Funeral Home is in charge She is survived by her parents and two sisters Mary Catherine and Brenda Jeanine The Rev Earl Austin and the Rev James Cassell will officiate
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Ruth Ann
Darnell
Charles Darnell
Wabash
Ind
Castle Chapel
Clinch
Riley, Ind
Mary Catherine
Brenda Jeanine
Earl Austin
James Cassell
Corder Cemetery
Gate City Funeral Home
Union Shake Up Called Attempt To Stall Cleanup
A shake up in Teamsters Union Monitor Board membership stalls cleanup progress. McShane, newly appointed, was ousted as others were reinstated, prompting fears of resignation by ODonoghue. Monitor changes aim to quash Hoffa charges and speed a convention. An unrelated Panama earthquake caused no reported casualties.
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Norman Walker Washington
Teamsters Union Monitor Board
Terence
McShane
FSI
Lawrence T. Smith
New York
Wil'iam BE
Bulplino
Detroit Teamsters
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Martin F. O'Donoghue
O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Bufalino
FBI
New England
McSnane
New Bedford
Mass
Seraphine Jason
Edward Quirk
Providence
R.T
Loveal
John O'Rourke
Holt's UT Inauguration to Be Biggest in Fifty Years
UT prepares the most elaborate inauguration in its history for Andy Holt the 36th UT president set for Saturday. Gov Buford Ellington will induct Holt who rose from teacher to university leader in a ceremony with 600 in the academic procession and 475 delegates from colleges. Dr Grayson Kirk Columbia president will give the address as Dr William Carr leads the National Education Association banquet speaker.
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Knoxville
APY
Andy
Gibson County
Memphis State College
Tennessee Education Assi
Education Assn
U-T
C. E. Brehm
Brehm
Holt
William G. Carr
National Education Assn
Washington, D.C
Carr
Lawrence G. Derthick
D.S
Forrmerly
George K. Schweitzer
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra
David van Vacter
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Ophy
Kirk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
United States
Theodore N. Barth
Memphis
Diocese of
Tennessee
Petition Alleges Farra Insane in Penitentiary Case
In Nashville a habeas petition alleges convict Raymond Farra was insane when he and others held 19 hostages at the State Penitentiary last March. Farra's lawyer seeks to erase his life sentence and place him in a mental institution. Farra was convicted in June 1958 in Overton County on armed robbery and kidnapping charges.
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Nashville
APF
Criminal
State Penitentiary
Raymond Ifarra
Farra
Overion County
Tenn
Mystery cable cuts near Atlantic tied to Soviet activity
U S intelligence officials disclosed that several underwater cables crossing the Atlantic were recently cut under murky circumstances while Russian fishing vessels were observed nearby. They also indicated Soviet espionage activity in the United States during the past two years, though cases were not made public.
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Washington
UPI
Atlantic
U.S
United States
Russia
Novorossisk
Newfoundland
Soviet Union
Alaska
Canada
Jbue
Nashville Sniper Fires At Taxicab
The midnight sniper who has terrorized South Nashville fired five shots at a taxicab Thursday night in the 14th attack in recent weeks. No one was hit. two people have been wounded in other incidents and glass injuries reported. Cab driver James Higgins 26 said three shots were fired over the cab and two more whizzed past as he drove a passenger to the school for the blind. Police arrived quickly but the shooter vanished from a bluff overlooking the road.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPN
South Nashville
James Higgins
Top Bills in Congress Include Foreign Aid and Space Authorization
AP reports on key congress bills: foreign aid authorization of 4.9083 billion sent to the President, amid hopes to cut funding in later appropriations. A 970 million civilian space authorization is advanced by House Senate conferenced, exceeding Eisenhower’s request by about 55 million. A bill to reimburse states for revenue costs when federal property is acquired passed the Senate and heads to the House, with GOP opposition over potential costs.
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Washington
Congress
House
Benale
Eisenhower i
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Federal Treasury
Murphy elected president of American Council on NATO
Former Under Secretary of State Robert Murphy, now head of Morning Glass International, is named president and chairman of the American Council on NATO. He succeeds Frank Pace Jr. as head of the private group formed in 1953 to stimulate interest in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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New York
UPI
Robert 3. Murphy
Morning Glass International
American Council On NATO
Murphy
General Dyna+mics Corp
Frank Pace Jr
England and Wales labor support grows after elections
Phraseology reads like a report on a political shift in England and Wales as Labour opponents suffer losses. It notes a surge in popularity for the Macmillan era and a live party setting following municipal elections.
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Cieleft
England
Wales
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