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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

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Florida hit by rain and tornadoes across the state

Heavy rains of over five inches fell in drought plagued Florida as a line of tornadoes struck northern Florida and adjacent Georgia. Two people were slightly injured near Palatka, a house trailer toppled, and a tobacco barn was wrecked in Taylor County. Roofs were blown off several market-area buildings in Valdosta and Tifton. Authorities say rains may ease the drought, with Arcadia reporting 5.1 inches, while Everglades and cattle losses noted from prior dry conditions.

MIAME UPI Florida Georgia Palatka Jacksonville Erida Taylor County

CIA Reorganization Urged by Senate Watchdog Chair

Senator Richard B. Russell, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, urged President Johnson to reorganize the CIA amid disclosures he calls harmful to its effectiveness. He spoke as CIA Director Richard M. Helms met with the CIA subcommittee in a closed briefing. Senator Milan R. Young echoed concerns about CIA reputation and efficiency, noting possible past programs and NSC authorization for support to student groups and labor unions abroad.

Washington UPD Senate Central Intelligence Agency CIA Johnson Richard B. Russell Georgia Democrat Senate Armed Services Committee Richard M. Helms Milan R. Young R-N.o CTA Mittee Young GOP National Security Council

Former Tennessee Woman Facing Murder Charges

In Toms River New Jersey the state opened its case against Roberta Secleldl a Tennessee woman accused of murder. Prosecutor Richard 4 said the defendant had relations with men around the time her husband was found dead and that the state would present evidence of alleged extramarital relations before and after the incident.

Toms River UPI Roberta Secleldl Richard Crossman

Murder Trial Unfolds Over Fatal Highway Shooting

In Colbrook England a murder case centers on Mrs. Seefeldt 24 once of Chattanooga Tennessee charged with killing her husband Herald. Found with six bullet holes on a highway near a station. Defense claims she is a society victim and acted in self defense. State witness Harold Nagimia quotes her threatening to shoot if interfered with her lifestyle. Hercules the milkable mammal story appears garbled and unrelated to the case.

Lutelurst Naval Airstation Seefeldt Chathanooga Torn Herald Grossman Robert Gasser Sevfeldt Harold Namagia Treights Sueleldh

Family to seek isolated South Pacific life for a year

Richard Ault Lois and 3 year old Tracy plan a yearlong Pacific exile leaving California by car to Hawaii then Pago Pago. They aim to learn primitive living skills build a thatched hut and dugout canoe while keeping separate diaries hoping to publish later.

Cleveland UPI Richard Ault Ault Lois Tracy South Pacific West Coast California Hawaii Hawni Little Tracy Pago Pago American Samoa Sarmaoa Lof Tau Fiamea Smithsonian Institution

Store fire in Brussels leaves 200 missing

Authorities say at least 200 feared dead or missing after a fire at the Innovation store in Brussels. Police report 22 bodies found, with panic and injuries as shoppers fled from the blaze fed by butane gas. Protests and anti American sentiment were cited nearby, with investigators considering arson or accidental causes amid chaotic scenes.

Brussels UPI

House Activity Headlines Budget Bills and Repeal Efforts

In Nashville the House advanced a $2 billion budget head and repealed capital punishment while considering a 5 percent tax on telephone and phonograph records. The reform aims to fund state programs, finance a tape tax plan, and push for a statewide property reevaluation amid other controversial measures.

Nashville UPI Odell Cas Lane R Knoxpeal Capital Punishment Buford Ellington Thej Senate House Lon Rendue Nep Pat Lynch Winchester Ellington

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