Fluoridation Debate in Kingsport Public Forum
Citizens hear rival views on artificial fluoridation with Dr Adams and Mr Jones leading committees. Discussion covers health studies from Newburgh Grand Rapids and Cincinnati and potential liability limits for city workers. The panel cites AMA reports and local testing while debating controlled versus artificial fluoridation.
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Cinens’ Committee
J. Adams
B. Eliott
George Kimmerling
Keene Whine
B. Willa Wisom
Join Chamber of Conmerer
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Haeridavon
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Bod Vriebe
Ehadrant
Ue Hutton
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Pacént-Teacher Association
Cordelia Laying
Misa Linara Husharud
Tennessee Stile Nurses Association
Kingsport
MR. Jones
Z DE. Wilson
Newburgh
K. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ward Evanston
MI. Jones
New York State Department of Health
Newbureh
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Ohio
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Dora
Fla
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Wash
Chris
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Cincitat
Lakeland
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Tennessee
ME. Tribe
Commission On Chronic Illness
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Americal Public, Health Association
American Public Welfare Association
American Cancer Society
Kettering Laboratory
Cincinnati
American Medical Association Journal
Dr, Adams
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American Med ‘Association
Johnson City Death Ruled Accidental
The body of a missing veteran was found in a narrow space between walls of Hotel New York and Hotel Savoy. A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental, though Police Chief Wilkinson said investigation continues, noting the body was not visible from a nearby alley and mail for the man had been piling up at the hotel.
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Joineon City
Hotel New York
Hole! Savoy
Wurlal
New York
Johnson
C. W. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Officials See No Upheaval On Segregation
Tennessee state leaders report no immediate upheaval in schools over integration. Fisk University president Jolyou Motley, Tennessee and Meharry leaders, and UT officials weigh potential effects as courts review the Supreme Court ruling. They stress careful study, gradual changes, and continued higher education stability.
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Nashville
Ste Citors
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Jolyou
Fisk University
Knoxville
University of Tennesste
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Syston
Roy A. Beeler
Quill E. Cope
Supreme Court
Ould Gay
Frank Clement
Tennessee
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Everett Derryberry
McCarthy Army Testimony Sparks White House Clash
McCarthy era dispute erupts as White House seeks to bar questioning of Adams on January 21. President's order to stall hearings faces resistance from McCarthy and allies as they challenge executive power and the Army probe.
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Joseph Ro McCarthy
Fodiy Cill
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Kirk E. Mundy
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Brownell Digby
Ortler Hugerey
Army Coun
Jonny G. Adams
Shelan Adams
Adams
Army
Roy Colin
Frank Carr
Jelke Conviction Reversed By Court
New York appellate division overturns Jelke conviction for compulsory prostitution. The reversal cited errors including exclusion of the public and press during parts of the trial, challenging due process and constitutional rights. Judge Louis Valente presided at the original trial, with the appeal argued by George Wash and others.
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Playboy Minot F
PBS
Louis Valente
Jelke
Evacuation Talks Cloud French Wounded but Not Yet Settled
Fragmented dispatches describe French and Vietminh discussions on evacuating wounded from Dien Bien Phu with plans to expand and speed up airlift. Paris seeks rapid accord while Hanoi cautions any agreement must pass government approval. Meanwhile, Bristol charges emerge in a separate court case against a Kingsport man for prostitution and related offenses.
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Luang Prabang
Dien Bien Phu
Uul
Pierre Huard
Thane
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Hanoi
Rap
Dien Bien Pho
Fehon
Deluide
Bien Bien Phi
Bail Set For Stump And White In Slaying
Two Kingsport men Fred Stump, 21, and Gus White faced bail of 1100000 and 15000 respectively in General Sessions Court on felony charges connected to a Sunday night slaying and a prior robbery. Stump, charged with first degree murder in H. T. Godsey's death, surrendered after police identified him. White is an accessory to the crime and linked to a fruit stand robbery. Preliminary hearing set for Wednesday.
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Kingsport
Fred? Blip
Gus White
Courk
Betes
Ambler
Stump
H. T. Godsey
Five Points
White
Slump
Churchwell
Fruit Stand
William Haupt
Gad Sty
Cheroker
Sullivant
Kiler
Poling
J.B. Opeliuret
Trust
Upeentar
Apehureh
Clapp Winds Up TVA Chairmanship Today
Washington reports Gordon R. Clapp ends his 20 year TVA tenure today as chairman after a two decade run in various posts. President Truman named him in 1946 for the $15 000 yearly post and a successor is to be nominated by Eisenhower before Senate action. TVA will operate with no chairman and two board members until a new pick is confirmed, officials say.
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Washington
Gordon R. Clapp
Tehhessee
Senate
TVA Wil
TVA
Aidre Tah
Lynes
Ant Afal
Usu
Tel
Segregation End Still Is Months Away
Segregation of Negro and white children in public schools is unconstitutional, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously. The decision triggers state actions on desegregation, with legal challenges and practical hurdles across Southern states and the District of Columbia. Governors and attorneys general in several states oppose immediate implementation, while justices urged further arguments next fall.
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Boller
Atlanta
INSI
Georgia
Canet
Eugene Cook
Weir
Tulding
Sumé
Avriour
Supreme Court
Jackson
Sparkman
D-Aig
Holland
D-Fla
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Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Louisiana
Maryland
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennnessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Columbia
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kangas
Supreme Cou
School Bids Opened Tonight for New Addition
Johnson School in Krmssport will host bid openings tonight for a proposed addition by the city. The project includes ten classrooms and follows a council meeting where aldermen discussed the construction and related funding. The Recreation Commission also requests funds to operate the new Riverview Swimming Pool once completed.
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Krmssport
Ww’ Johnson School
D.W. Moulton
Recreation] Commission
Riverview
Communist Army Marching on Red River Delta
The French High Command announced that a Communist allied force of 15 men is advancing toward the Red River Delta from Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Frecch High Command
Tofiay Thal
Red River
Kingsport Teen-Age Road-E-O Judges Named
The Kingsport Junior Chamber of Commerce named judges for the annual road-e-o to be held at 2 pm Wednesday on West Sullivan Street. Judges include local officials from the Kingsport Police Dept and area organizations. The top winner advances to Nashville for a June 19 1954 event, with state winners earning a free trip to the national contest in Washington DC.
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Kingsport Junior Chambers of Commerce
Sullivan Street
Keene White
Taynee
Robert
Ayl Trhuessey Rastaway Company
Donald R. iCooke
Ubf&ag
Joseph T Tena
Sam A
Williamson
Termeskee Cuty Patrol
Bill Hletcher
Kingsport
City Police
William HH. Jordan
Bonney Rawardsa, Inc
D. Helms
Holston Defense Corporation
Nashville
Waslagene LG
Ainich
U.S
Indian Grill
Kingsport Tha
Sullivan
Dobyns-Bennett
Lynn Wew
Eppliqaols Toosdey Ailernoan
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Bristol
David H. Bowser
Valente
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A. B. Lee
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GLYNN
Blue Veldee Glass Corporation
Thich Tempered Whuis
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Clapp
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