Bulganin rebukes Soviet production lag in key industries
Premier Nikolai Bulganin warns that Russia’s production slips in machine tools, metallurgy, and fuel sectors threaten the economy. He outlines separate planning for short and long term goals, calls for faster automation, better use of equipment, and improved quality of special steels. He notes delayed worker effort and a surge only in the month’s final third.
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Norton Woman Is Fined Jailed On Drunk Charge
A Norton woman, Essie R. Barton, was fined $20 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail for drunkenness and fornication in Iria Justice Court. Judge J. M. McLemore ordered her held for a bread test. Several gambling cases were heard, with Lewis Martin fined $30 and 30 days for possessing gambling devices, and four other men having charges dropped or continued. Local police reported raids in Appalachia and ongoing court actions through May 28.
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Iria
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Chester Brine
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Powell Valley
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Appalachia
B. C. Shannon
Mart
Robert Ruth
Emmitt, Umbarger
Herschel Reed
Sylvester
Franklin
Ralph Loyens
Carl Harris
Tom Tucker
UN Condemns Red Shelling Of South Korean Fishermen
The United Nations commands condemn the shelling of South Korean fishing boats off Haesjr Bonviente coast. Six fishermen were killed, nine wounded, fifteen missing, with five boats sunk and three missing. The UN urged punishment for those responsible and stated such acts violate civilized norms, regardless of alleged territorial breaches.
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South Korea
UNC
Panmunjom
Lebanon man fined for public drunkenness at Tuesday City Court
In Lebanon Virginia a man was fined 320 after pleading guilty to public drunkenness during a brief City Court session Tuesday. The morning docket included forfeitures such as a 50 bond for drunken driving and several minor fines for speeding illegal parking and meter violations.
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Fendant
Slayer Of Sheriff Dies Of Wounds In Texas Shootout
Grobsbeck Texas report says Tynes, a crazed farmer, killed Sheriff J Harry Dunlap, wounded a youth, and held off 100 officers for five hours Sunday before dying of wounds. Funeral services were held yesterday for the 47 year old sheriff who was killed when stepping from cover to talk with Tynes who was about to be committed to a state mental hospital. A 17 year old, Johnny Rey Fentley, was shot Saturday night near Bentleys field as authorities pursued Tynes.
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Tex
Tynes
J. ‘Harry Dunlap
Bacheror
Dock shooting leaves Minnick wounded in Tennessee
Edwin Minnick of Jonesboro was treated for gunshot wounds after a shooting at the D2 Boat Club Dock on Boar Tennessee. Officers Hamm by and Jor dan questioned witnesses Fred Asinor and Kenneth Harrison, who said Minnick shot himself after initially contacting estranged wife and bleeding, then rushed to a hospital in Kingsport and later to Munnt Alnic for treatment.
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Bobby Jordan
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Kenneth Harrison
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Kingsport
Girl Guards Win Southern Territorial Chocolate Sales Award
Major C. L. Nabill announces The Salvation Army Girl Guards of Kitsapcot won the Southern Territorial Chocolate Sales award for selling the largest candy amount. 85 guards, Sunbeams and mothers attended a Mother and Daughter supper at The Salvation Army building.
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Guatemala in Danger of Reds Says Smathers at College Station
Senator Smathers of Florida warns Guatemala faces grave danger of a Communist takeover due to U S aid refusal. He told a College Station audience that arms are flowing to fifth columnists from beyond the Iron Curtain and urged stronger defense ties to Texas, Florida, and Latin America.
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Safety Patrols Return To Job Following Outing
Kingsport and Sullivan County safety patrol boys return to duties after a full day outing at Chilhowie Park. Lt Carson Webb of Tennessee Highway Patrol notes about 350 students rode buses, enjoyed rides and food, and plan another trip to a University of Tennessee football game. Webbs says seven Tennessee officers attended a national Safety Patrol Boys convention in Washington May 7 8 to observe parades and drills, with Tennessee among states lacking local delegation funding or promotion for the national event.
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Admissions ease at UT Medical College mirrors postwar capacity
May 17 Knoxville report noting improved admission chances for Tennessee students to the University of Tennessee College of Medicine due to expanded facilities. Dr T P Nash Jr says out of state applicants still outnumber places. state residents pay lower tuition. Also mentions postwar legislative study prompting facility expansion and increased yearly admittances to 200, starting 1951.
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Tennessee
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Art And Music Workshops Set At State College
JOHNSON CITY May 27 President Burgin E Dossent announced East Tennessee State College was chosen as one of seven centers for Music and Art Education Works workshops. Dr Crystal Theodore heads art workshop and Mrs Vier Self leads music. The program aims to develop practical arts materials and improve curricula in local school systems.
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Burgin E. Dossent
Quill B. Cope
East Tennessee State College
Crystal Theodore
Department of Art
Vier Self
Cope
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Five Local Students To Graduate AiCN
Five Kingsport students will graduate from Carson-Newman College at commencement on May 27. Constance Dykes Lester Bart Johnston Jimmy Whitworth Alvin Ratcliff earn BA degrees while Mary Elizabeth West earns a BS. The class comprises the 205 spring and summer graduates. program starts May 27 at 1 15 p.m.
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Kingsport
Carson - Newman College
Carson-Newman
Constance Dykes
Lester Bart Johnston
Jimmy Whitworth
Alvin] Ratcliff
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Lorndis
Churchill Sees Russia Change May Benefit World Peace
In Woodford England former Prime Minister Churchill at a Conservative rally says a new look in Soviet leadership may be beneficial to the masses worldwide seeking peace. He praises the Vienna talks and says a united Big Three can pursue world peace, reduced tension and disarmament toward prosperity.
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SEC Sports Group To Hold Annual Meeting in Birmingham
The Southeastern Conference Sports Publicity Assn will hold its eighth annual meeting in Birmingham on Friday and Saturday during the SEC gathering. A plaque for sportswriter of the year and several other awards will be presented by Zipp Newman and Tom Sifer. Panels will discuss sports publicity problems and changes in leadership over the past decade are noted.
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Southeastern Conference
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