TEC Names Davy and Hale to Management Roles
Hale remains assistant vice president at TEC while Dr. Lee G. Davy becomes director of New Product Development. The announcement lists several related appointments across Acid Organic Chemicals Divisions Plasticizers and planning units with shifts in supervision and production planning.
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Lee G. Davy
W. C. Hale
Tennessee Eastman Company
James C. White
L. K. Eilers
Hale
TEC
Dr. Davy
Texas Eastman Company
Eastman Chemical Products, Inc
Davy
C. C. Hyatt ,Jr
R. C. Petrey
C. A. Line Jr
Atall
J. Douglas
Kodak Park
R. F. Lee
IMS
Holston Ordnance Works
Organic Chemicals Division
Organic Chem Rcals
Acid
Ganic Chemicals
Eastman
Standard Costs Department
Tal
Weather report for Fram and surrounding area winds and heat
Weather bulletin notes windy hot conditions over Fram and vicinity with scattered showers of unclear origin. Forecast mentions unsettled conditions and variable temperatures though exact details are garbled.
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Ringsport
Peldey and
Baruchay Willy
Rman
U S Aims for Lunar Space Station Orbit This Month
Washington reports the United States hopes to launch a 400 pound lunar space station from Cape Canaveral using an Atlas Able rocket. The craft will carry inbuilt rockets for course corrections and aim for a polar moon orbit 3000 to 4000 miles high. NASA officials say the project tests vital radio, guidance and propulsion systems for future Mars and Venus missions.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Tta
U.S
Moon
Lake Space Lab
National Aernautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Space Station
Earth
Venus
T.keith Glenwan Hex
Mars
East German Tightens West Berlin Traffic Controls
East Germany rejects four power pacts as void and limits access to West Berlin. Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winzer calls the state sovereign and dismisses Western notes on traffic. Despite protests, rail and air routes remain open while auto traffic faces delays at checkpoints during a four day refugee rally.
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East Berlin
N. F. Zaharov
West Berlin
West Germany
Sng
Raul Castro signals imminent seizure of remaining American property
In Havana, Raul Castro told a midnight rally that Cuba plans to seize the last U S assets estimated at a quarter of a billion dollars. He said Guan timo naval base would not be confiscated for now, calling it obsolete and predicting action "sooner or later." He claimed anti-Castro forces train at Guantanamo and warned any trouble there would be a consequence of provocation.
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Havana, Cuba
Raul Castro
Cuba
Guantanamo
Castro
Sullivan County
Anerican
Fidel Castro
Industrial payroll share tops in Sullivan County Tennessee
The 1958 Sullivan County industrial payroll reached 75.1 million dollars, comprising 53.6 percent of all wages and salaries, with the state total industrial payroll at 1.112 billion. Anderson County led in percentage, and Shelby Davidson and Hamilton posted large dollar amounts in manufacturing payroll.
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Sullivan
Tennessee
University of Tennessee Bureau of Business Research
Anderson
Oak Ridge
Sullvan
Shelby
Memphis
Davidson
Nashville
Hamilton
Chattanooga
Knox County
Knox
Shelby Industries
Deadlock blocks early adjournment as Congress remains in session
Congress failed to adjourn after a 3:36 a.m. recess as House and Senate clashed over Eisenhower's power to cut Dominican Republic sugar imports. Dirksen proposed discretionary authority with no strings, while the House Ag Committee stood on its version. The stalemate follows a second sugar dispute this year and ends with partial funding for foreign aid and a housing bill advancing in both chambers.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Eisenhowner
Dominican Republic
Dirksen
Everett M. Dirksen
House Agriculture Committee
House
Committee
Actio
Eisenhower
Cuba
Candidates Trade Blame Over Congress In Campaign Debate
In Washington AP report, President Eisenhower’s successor races Nixon and Kennedy debate the Congress. Nixon criticizes Congress for acting for political purposes and failing to enact a program while Kennedy argues Southern Democrats and Republicans blocked progress and vows to veto conservative coalitions. The article notes potential post January outcomes and the need for veto power in a split Congress.
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Jack Bell
Iain F. Kennedy
Mas- Washington
Zethsachusetts
Tal
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert G. Kisin
Eisenhower
Kennedy
House
Esenhower
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad Idle for First Time Since 1846
The Pennsylvania Railroad shut down all operations today at 12 01 am for 23 000 maintenance workers completing a nationwide halt. From Old Point Comfort Virginia to yards in St Louis and Chicago the vast network was completely isolated affecting about 24 million people nationwide. See story on page 2A.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Old Point Comfort
St. Louis
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mammoth
Coeburn Man Dies In Head-On Route 88 Crash
A 28-year-old Coeburn man Junior Edward Quisenberry died in a two car head-on collision on Alternate Route 88 near Coeburn early Wednesday. Injured were Margaret Mae Rhinehart Hill and Wallar J. Swinney hospitalized in Norton along with Billy Wayne Gillespie and Harris Kennedy treated for minor injuries. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs G D Quisenberry of Coulmpy.
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Virginia
Coeburn
Here
Edward Quesenberry
Margaret MaeRhinehart Hill
Norton
Waller J. Swinney
Derby
Billy Wayne Gillespie
Harris Kennedy
Hill
Swinney
Supreme Court Hears Requests on School Integration
The Associated Press reports three requests to halt or accelerate public school integration reach the Supreme Court. Texas Gov. Daniel refused federal intervention in a court-ordered first grade integration next Wednesday. Louisiana Gov. Davis seeks control of New Orleans schools and to speed the start date. Delaware protests a faster grade-by-grade integration plan aiming to complete all grades by next fall.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Houston Schant Board
Texas
Price Daniel
Louisiana
Jimmie Daas
New Orleans
Davis
Gro
Delaware
Local Firm Leads Bidding on ETSC Project in Tennessee
Nashville area firm Cassel Brethede Construction Co. of Kingsport appears as the apparent low bidder on a 665,480 ETSC project for a new classroom and building at East Tennessee State College. J. E. Green and Co. of City was second low at 660,109.
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Nashville
Cassel Brethede Construction Co
Kingsport
East Tennessee State College
Rideware
Gore Widnesday
J. E. Green and Co
City
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