Hawkins County 4 H Members Win At Demonstration
About 240 entrants and more than 100 spectators attended Hawkins County 4 H demonstrations with 47 county winners. Winners span gardening to fruit pie, with Carolyn Netherland of Surgoinsville earning two firsts in frozen foods and fruit pie. Many will compete districtly next month.
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Rogersville
Hawkins County
Prade School
Bulls Gap
Church Sill
Surgoinsville
Carolyn Netherland
Warren Gibbons
Carter's Valley
Sidney Turner
Betty Sue’ Russell
Church Hill
Dana Simpson
Steve Christian
Keplar
Gary Arnett
Brenda Simmons
Liberty Hill
Becky Pierce
Churchlf
Jack Christian
Bobby Netherland
Surgainsville
Lloyd Richardson
Judy ‘Lurner
Allen Newberry
Charlotte Miller
Pat Ann Horne
Nancy Christian
Suranne Cooper
Fred Ross Turner
Stnioe
Leannie Gail Ashe
Roger Swang
Local Livestock Dealer Suspended by USDA under Act
The U S Department of Agriculture under the Packers and Stockyards Act suspended Kingsport dealer Harvey Cecil Whetsel and ordered Tennessee dealer G T Clendening of Hendersonville to comply. Whetsel was barred for failing to furnish a bond. Clendening had filed a bond after the USDA order.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Packers and Stockyards Act
Kingsport
Tennessee
Harvey Cecil Whetsel
Kings
Dart
Charles Riley
USDA
G. T. Clendening
Hendersonville
Lois Paul new leader of Kentucky Federation of BPW Club
Mrs Lois Paul of Versailles was elected president of the Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Lexington AP report James E Weight resigns as State executive director of the Kentucky Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and will head the vocational agriculture adult farmer program in Simpson County George F Walker Sr named director of equipment management for the highway department Wright notes since 1927 Paducah native takes post Hardinsburg drowning incident Rodney Ler Tucker Valley Station drowned after slipping from the bank of Rough River while fishing with parents Saturday result water about 10 feet deep
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Lexington
Lois Paul
Versailles
Pressfort
The
Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
James E. Weight
Kenucky Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Simpson County
Wright
ASC
Hardinsburg
Rodney Ler Tucker
Valley
Massengill Holsteins Lead Tennessee Dairy Output
Tennessee milk production in March rose nearly ten percent from a year earlier, totaling 184 million pounds as heavy hay feeding and limited pasturing affected yields. Notable cows include Jonnie Massengill’s 3959366 Holstein with 18 590 pounds of milk and 736 pounds of butterfat in 3% days and Ormsby 28 Ponderosa with 14 78 pounds of milk and 518 pounds of butterfat in 253 days.
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Jonnie Massengill
Holstein-Friesian Association An America
PC Ponderosa
Ormsby
U. S
Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
Excess Wheat Penalty Set For 1962 Production
Sullivan County farmers face a $1.59 per bushel penalty on excess 1962 wheat production under marketing quotas. The rate, set by ASC SCS officials, depends on twice normal yield and parity, with adjustments possible if farmers file. Deadlines and diversion rules affect future allotments and eligible acreage, with 78 farms in wheat and 70 in feed grain programs signed up locally.
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D. R. Jones
Jones
Sullivan County
Jess
Libove
ASCS
Secretary of Agriculture
Prices Rise for Southern Hogs and Broilers Report
Atlanta market report shows higher prices for southern hogs and broilers last week with gains in hogs while cattle posted losses. Across Georgia, Florida, and Alabama packing plants held prices largely steady. cows and calves traded unevenly. broiler supplies remained heavy with regional price variations reflecting continued high output.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Memphis
Nashville
Louisville
Virginia
del- Mar-Va
Eig
Southeastern
Birmingham
Jackson
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Montgomery
Florida-Alabama
Carolinas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lewisville
Derminal
Maryland
Tennessee AMA President Criticizes Medicare Address
Tennessee Medical Association leader Dr. William J. Sheridan of Chattanooga denounces President Kennedy's Medicare address as emotional and unfactual. He argues the King bill would drive socialized medicine and cites public opposition reflected in congressional letters. The weekend saw Democratic women in Memphis backing Medicare and rallies in Knoxville and Oak Ridge featuring national figures.
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UPI
Kennedy
Tennessee Medical Association
William J. Sheridan
Chattenoga
United States
Tennessee
Memphis
Knoxville
Brooks Hays
Oak Ridge
William Miller
Sheridan
Congress
How Tennesseans Voted On Measures
Washington AP reports Tennessee members of Congress listed on recent roll calls. Senate second motion to curb debate failed 42 votes to invoke anti filibuster rules. Kefauver and Gere opposed. Passage of import restrictions on cotton textiles approved 80 to 3 with Gere voting for, Kefauver not voting. House roll calls not recorded.
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Washington
Tennessee
Congress
Senate
Gere
Kefauver
Ienstion
House
Scholarship Won By Bristol Girl Hale Receives National Award
Bristol high school senior Sara Ann Hale won one of ten National Institute of Food Technology scholarships worth 400 dollars. Dr Anthony Lopes of Virginia Tech reports Hale will enter Vermont State College next September to study food technology. The renewable award depends on continued strong performance. Ray Camp, a 51 year old outdoors columnist, died at his home in Madison Connecticut.
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Bristol
Sara Ann Hale
National Institute of Feod
Anthony Lopes
Virginia Poly,technic Institute
Miss Hale
Madison, Conn
UPI
Permoad R. Camp
Lower Said
Sara Ann
New York Times
Virginia High
Trials To Begin For Members Of Freedom Ride
Trials for 15 Episcopal ministers who joined the freedom ride movement last fall set to begin in Jackson Mississippi. Rev James G Mines of Chicago goes on trial today with others to be tried over two weeks. The biracial clergy were arrested September 13 for attempting to eat at a bus terminal restaurant and refused orders to leave. They appeal city court breach of peace convictions. County Judge Russell Moore briefly dropped charges but reversed after more ministers returned to press for halting related prosecutions.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
James G. Mines
Chicago
Russell Moore
Episcopal Church
Moore
Kingsport Life Saving Crew Seven Weekend Calls
The Kingsport Life Saving Crew answered seven emergency calls over the weekend. A man found face down on Maple Street was treated and rushed to the hospital. Other aids included illnesses at home on Sunday and Saturday on Broad Street Cherokee Village and a downtown business, plus a fall in Highland and a car accident near the airport.
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Kingsport
Maple St
Cherokee
Highland
Officer Clears Way For Runaway Circus Horses
In Philadelphia seven Palomino Liberty horses bolted from Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros Circus and stampeded through streets. Patrolman James Davidson rode ahead on a motorcycle to clear a path as police pursued the animals. Circus worker Michael Martz, 52, was knocked over but not injured.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Aler Uy Miles
Michael Martz
Nnimals
Clyde Beatty - Cofe Brothers
Brawl at Kennedy rally ends with injuries at Madison Square Garden
Eight or derly persons, including two men who fought over a seat, were treated after a brawl during a Kennedy rally at Madison Square Garden. One combatant had a black eye, the other high blood pressure, with medical aid given on the scene.
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New York
UPI
Madison Square Garden
Kennedy
Real Estate Week Promotes Realtors and Services
May 20 to 26 is proclaimed Realtor Week highlighting about 70,000 Realtors in the United States. The campaign explains Realtor services and distinctions from others in real estate, notes that Realtors belong to local boards and the National Association of Realtors. Frank McGlaughon of Mote & Walker at 211 Broad Street invites inquiries and discusses services including appraisals and loans.
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United States
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Titir
Kingsport Board of Realtors
Mote & Walker
Broad Street
National Association, Insurance Agents
Demo Women Approve Medical Program For Aged
The Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women voted to support the Kennedy administration’s plan for medical care for the aged via Social Security. The two day convention in Memphis closed with a banquet, naming Martha Parr Nashville as president and listing officers including Frank Bird and Mrs. W. C. Davis. In Oak Ridge Rep. Howard Baker announced his reelection bid for the Second District as Republican.
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Memphis
Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women
Kennedy
Frank Clemvent
Wile Tiany Farris Ata P. R. Olaiati
Martha Parr
Nashville
Mel
Frank Bird
Maryville
W. Edgar Green
Lewisharp
CC. Davis
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Howard Baker
Baker
Anderson County
William Miller
New York
GOP
Emmy Awards Reach New York Hollywood and Washington Jamboree
The annual Emmy presentation gathered in New York Hollywood and Washington for Tuesday night's television awards ceremony. About 6000 academy members in eight cities voted in categories such as best dramatic and comedy series best news program and acting honors. NBC CBS and ABC led with nominations and Ben Casey topped weekly series with eight nods. Six Japanese governors left Knoxville for Washington after touring Oak Ridge the Great Smoky Mountains and Sevier County as part of a governors conference tour.
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Hollywood
UPI
New York
Washington
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Fred Astaire
Zack Webb
Lucille Ball
Loreia Young
Bob Newhart
Hollywood Palladium
Cyril Ritchard
Dave Garroways
Arléne Francis
Johnny Carson
Astor Hotels
David Brinkley
Sheraton Park Hotel
Academy
NBC
CBS
ABC
Ben Casey
Ce Edwards
E.G. Marshall
Jackie Cooper
Paul Burke
George Maharis
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Buford Ellington
American Museu of
Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge
Ft. Loudoun
Mellon Hill
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Sevier County
Governors’ Conferences of the
United States
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Oklahoma Gubernatorial Runoff Sees Gary, Atkinson Advance
Washington report notes former Oklahoma governor Raymond J. Gary faces a second round gubernatorial runoff as 12 candidates compete May 1. In North Carolina, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the Senate with Republicans nominating Babcock and Green. Reps Bonner and Fountain are home free in North Carolina House races. Kitchin and Janis face a district reallocation, with Kitchin facing John Kennedy.
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UPI
Iov
Raymond J. Gary
Oklaota
Counry
Tere
Alaboma
Norch
Caroling
Gary
Fult
W. P. Athinon
Atkinson
Aunoff
Lown
J. Howard Fdonindson
Oklahoma_ Constitution
Themelves
Insey
Gary Atkin
Will Fure
Henry Peltman
North Carolina
Sam J. Elvin Jr
Charles H. Babcock Jr
Claude L Green Jr
Avell
Senate
Herbert C. Bonner
Ltt
Fountain
Demorralit
Paul Kitchin
Charles R. Janis
Rpublican
Nath Carolina
Jonas
Kitchin
John P. Kennedy
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