Appalachian Heart Chapter Elects Officers For Year
The Appalachian Heart Chapter Inc. voted 15 percent of its 1963 62 budget to the Tennessee Heart Association raising total research funding to 50 percent. Dr Robert Banner was elected president for the coming year with Dr Lyman Fulton as president elect and Dr Ben Hall as vice president. T W Roland is treasurer and Mrs Frank Percy secretary with Mrs W R J Pyle chairing the board. Delegates to the Tennessee Heart Assembly in Memphis June 9 10 were elected. Dr Burgin Dossett was honored for last February fund raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Heart Chapter, Inc
Kingsport
Frank Percy
Walter McLeod
Robert
Tennessee Heart Association
Robert Banner
Lyman Fulton
Ben Hall
T. W. Roland
W. R.J. Pyle
Samuel Riben
The
American Heart Association
Riben
W. C. Hale
John S. Powers, Jr
W. R. Pyle
Walter McLeoder
Johnson City
Powers
Appalachian Heart Association
Tennessee Heart Assembly
Memphis
Burgin &. Dossett
East Tennessee State College
Kennedy Pushes Desegregation Buses Placards nationwide
Attorney General Kennedy seeks ICC action to require all interstate buses to display notices that seats are open to passengers regardless of race. He also calls for equal access at related facilities and asks the ICC to ban discriminatory policies nationwide. Kennedy cites prior court rulings and urges clear rules to end segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adams
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kennedy
Commission
Alabama
Jackson
Migs
The
ICC
Supreme Court
Everett Hutchinson
Texas
Blue laws face stricter enforcement warned after Supreme Court ruling
The Seventh Day Adventists warned that cities and states would tighten Sunday closing laws after the court upheld blue laws in four cases. They said enforcement will be pushed by vested interests and that Alaska is the only state without a Sunday law. The ruling, led by Chief Justice Warren, rejected arguments that the laws violate establishment or free exercise concerns.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
General Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Alaska
Warren
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Massachusetts
Earl Warren
William ©. Douglas
Discount
Congress
Discount Houses
High Court
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
Charles G. Whittaker
Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Stewart
John M. Harlan
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurther
Philadelphia
Notable Deaths Worldwide and in the U S
Prominent figures die in the week across cities including New Haven Fond Du Lac Hartford Syracuse and Boston. Notables include Dr Arnold L Gesell founder of the clinical study institute on child development aged 80 and Roy E Fairman former state editor of the Syracuse Herald. Richard Henderson Hartford Times public service director dies at 60. Albert Lange publisher of Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter dies at 75. Dr Frederick Good introduced at Kennedy birthday event in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
UPI
Arnold L. Gesell
Fond DU Lac, Wis
Albert Lange
Fond du Lac
Hartfield, Conn
Richard Henderson
The
Hartford Times
Wethersfield
Syracuse
N.Y
Roy E. Fairman
Syracuse Herald-‘ Boston
Journal
Kennedy
Frederick Good
East Bloc cautious optimism before Kennedy Khrushchev talks
The East Korean Communist press and radio are cautiously optimistic about the Vienna meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. They note Kennedy is underdog but hope for a series of summit conferences to address global problems, while Austrian sources report Khrushchev will reach Vienna Friday and Kennedy on Saturday. The Red media praise Kennedy’s willingness to meet Khrushchev after Cuba and Laos tensions and say he has moved from a position of strength.
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London
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Paris
Moscow
Cuba
Laos
Red Radio and Press
Businessmen See How Industries Are Brought In
About 60 businessmen from Benton Carroll Henry and Weakley counties toured Ripley Covington and Brownsville to study how new industries were induced to the areas. The trip was sponsored by the West Tennessee Industrial Association WTIA president J C Milton of Jackson said the group aims to help lagging areas learn techniques used by neighbors to boost industrial programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tenn
Benton, Carroll, Henry
Weakley
West Tennessee
Ripley
Covington
West Tennessee Industrial Association
WTIA
J. C. Milton
Jackson
Ilton
Weather Outlook Shows Cold North, Rain in Eastern Plateau
The forecast calls for continued cold in the north Atlantic states while the Plateau region expects a large rain event. Showers are likely in the eastern Plateau, the Plains, and the western Mississippi Valley with unsettled conditions across those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plateau
North Atlantic States
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Eastern Plains
Former Union Official Takes Case To Goldberg
Boling, former Teamster Local 515 official, says he was barred from training for local president. He asks Labor Secretary Goldberg to rule on probable cause that the 1989 reporting and disclosure act was violated. A favorable ruling could lead to a federal suit to overturn the May 21 election and Test's re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
UPI
Boling
Teamster Union Local 515
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Labor Department
W. A.test
Special Meeting Planned by Upper East Tennessee Restaurant Assn
The Upper East Tennessee Restaurant Association schedules a 12:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Down towner Motor Inn in Kingsport. Officers will be elected and plans set for the state convention in Chattanooga in October, with restaurant drive in and food service operators from the area expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper East Tennessee Restaurant Association
Downtowner Motor Inn
Kingsport
Chattanooga
Remodeling or New Additions Aded No Down Payment Plan
Local ad from Scott County Lumber & Hardware in Weber City Virginia offers remodeling and new additions with no down payment and easy payment plans. Free estimates are advertised for further consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County Lumber & Hardware Co
Weber City
Church Proposal Seeks Relocation of Seminary to Nashville
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church Synod of Tennessee urged the 1961 general assembly to favor relocating the seminary from McKenzie to Nashville. It asks for a specific Nashville relocation recommendation to be brought to the 1962 assembly after a prior vote three years ago to move to an urban area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Theological Seminary
McKenzie
Jhrew
Synod of Tennessee
Denomination General Assembly
Huntsville
Ala
General Assembly
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Appalachian Heart Chapter
Mouse
William Joseph Vincent
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Speer
Prophets Quartet
Knoxville
Worvesters
Charlotte
N. C
Forresters
Wallace's News and Joseph's Music Center
Noor
U.S
Joe
Red
2NU
Amoctettons
Sega LA Ae
Kingsport, Tenn
Mizekh
LM WY
Zureau
Ares
Rela
Restaurant Assn
Jones Home Improvement
W. Sullivan
Lemhaal
Supholstering
Sullivan Kingsport
Archdale
BAYON
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