State Wheat Harvest Falls to All Time Low in Tennessee
Tennessee farmers face a record low wheat harvest with an estimated 2,664,000 bushels produced for the season, well below the 10 year average. Dry weather and inadequate moisture reduce yields across the western to eastern parts of the state, while pastures and hay see modest gains in acreage. May 1 stocks of wheat and rye show notable shifts from last year as production forecasts slip.
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Temperatures Across Nation Forecasts Warm with Showers
Weather summary notes cloudy skies and warm temperatures across the nation with scattered thundershowers. East Tennessee expects scattered thundershowers tonight with a low around 61. Tuesday forecasts call for fair to partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers and a high near 6. Wednesday outlook shows little change.
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Kentucky Surgical Society to Meet in Lexington May 17 18
The 1963 Kentucky Surgical Society convention will be held in Lexington May 17 and 18. In Cincinnati the society elected Dr. C Melvin Bernhard of Louisville as president with Dr. David A Hull of Lexington as vice president and Dr. Blaine Lewis Jr of Louisville as secretary treasurer. Richmond Ky AP A Louisville school supervisor Miss Grace Champion was named Eastern Kentucky State College outstanding alumnus at the alumni banquet Saturday night.
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Hit-Run Accident Probed At Maysville Intersection
Police investigate a Sunday night hit and run in Maysville Kentucky. Howard Mullikin 24 was found dead after being struck at the Licking River intersection. Damage to a suspect vehicle is estimated at 75 to 100 dollars. A separate Madrid crowd of about 40000 lined up to view the Friendship 7 capsule used by John Glenn Jr.
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Episcopal Official Visits St. Timothy's and Area Coeds
Episcopal official Rev Robert L Thames visits St Timothy s Roanoke and Dungannon area coeds Brenda Carol Rolling Sallie Faye Greear to pursue degrees at Mary Washington College and Virginia Theological Seminary with course plans for adults. Albert V Bryan to deliver commencement address at University of Virginia.
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Kingsport Youths Questioned Over Auto Larceny
Three Kingsport youths were arrested for investigation of auto larceny. Police from Kingsport are handling the inquiry, but details of the alleged offense were not available this morning.
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Hearings on Basic Milk Price Formula Set for June
Three public hearings will examine adopting a common basic formula for Class 1 milk prices across 24 federal milk marketing orders. Sessions are June 7 at Wichita Kansas, June 12 at Nashville Tennessee, and June 1 at New Orleans. The orders cover 15 states including Tri-State and Appalachian areas. Proposals seek to use Minnesota Wisconsin manufacturing price and unify prices on a 35 percent butterfat basis, replacing varied test bases across orders.
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4H Regional Resource Development Conference Attendees
About 100 4-H club members from 60 counties will join roughly 300 rural youths from Alabama Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia at Fontana Village in June for the seventh annual Resource Development Conference. TVA experts and land grant college faculty lead sessions on forestry water air soil minerals wildlife and human resources. G L Carter Jr leads the Tennessee delegation with UT Extension specialists L J Strickland and James H Robinson attending as resource consultants.
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Tri State Singing Plans Completed for 41st Convention
The 41st Tri State Singing Convention plans are finished. Sylvan Wilson announces the event will be held June 19 at Bullitt Park in Big Stone Gap Virginia. Admission is free and over 15,000 are expected with singers from several states anticipated to participate.
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April Savings Bond Sales Tie Sullivan County Record
April sales of U S Savings Bonds in Sullivan County totaled 99939 dollars. County bond chairman Dr Nat Copenhaver said today that sales for the first four months of the year reach 468673 dollars, marking a clear rise over the previous period.
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Davy Receives Honorary Doctorate From King College
Dr Lee George Davy director of islow product development at Tennessee Easman Company receives Doctor of Science at King College graduation in Bristol. President R T L Liston notes his leadership in science and industry and church service.
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Three youths hurt in Washington County crash near Sulphur Springs
An early Sunday crash on Gray Station Sulphur Springs Road injured three youths. Driver George Rutledge 18 and Paw Garst Jr. were treated for bruises, Cecil Laws 16 suffered shoulder cuts. all were released from Holston Valley Community Hospital. Deputy Dickeson said a left wheel lock caused loss of control. car, a 1953 model, totaled. Lucy Grisley 43, treated for rib bruises after a separate Saturday collision.
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Record Registers For Girls State
A record 163 delegates registered Sunday for the 16th annual Volunteer Girls State at Middle Tennessee State College Murfreesboro. The American Legion sponsors this program giving high school girls a chance to learn local and state government. Election of a governor to succeed Susan Stephens of Knoxville will be a highlight Thursday.
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Local Man Earns Davidson Degree in North Carolina
Russell William Ferrell of Kingsport earned an A B degree from Davidson College as part of 189 graduates. He belonged to Sigma Phi Epsilon, the Business Economics Association, Chapel Choir, Concert Band and YMCA at the college and plans a banking career. He is nephew of Mr and Mrs R C Burton of Orebank.
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Kingsport Today District Auditorium Event Schedule
A Monday listing shows events in the Green Room and Warner Room with times 1:32 and 2:30, including performers Ryan Merting, Heidge Claes, and Tern Cecter in various rooms. The week continues with Code Auditorium, Trem Centr, and Cloud Recreation Center activities through Saturday with several game room sessions and activities listed.
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Coaches In Demand Urges Athletic Directors to Join Peace Corps
Washington UPI report says Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver urged athletic directors especially basketball coaches to enlist. Speaking on a radio program with Rep Harold C Ost erlag, Shriver said athletic directors are in great demand worldwide.
The Big Difference In Insurance Service
A writer observes a barber shop insurance conversation and notes readers often discover that local independent agents provide better service than direct insurers. The piece argues agents save time on changes and claims, and offers Moore & Walker Inc at 211 Broad Street as a local contact for explanations.
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