Posse Hunts Farmer With Tear Gas Gun
In Rogersville deputies pressed to compel Otto Huffman to claim his wife Verna Williams body as authorities search for the farmer who has kept away for 17 days. A court order and a tear gas gun tactic were discussed as Greeneville officials faced access issues at the home and planned police protection for a possible graveside burial.
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Dominican Settlement InSight Provisional Government Planned
Dominican conflict sides agree to establish a provisional government to end a four month crisis that left 27 U.S. servicemen dead. Hector Garcia Godoy, a 44 year old farmer and businessman, to be provisional president with elections within nine months. Garcia must name top military commanders, secure rebel weapon disarmament, and arrange the withdrawal of the Inter-American Peace Force policing Santo Domingo.
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Stock Exchange Head Named
NEW YORK UPD Edw. T. McCormick former head of the American Stock Exchange has been named president of the National Stock Exchange McCormick who helped boost listings on the Ames during his 165 795 tenure left the post under fire in December the news moves with Wil 4 months noted in the report
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Blountville Citizens Rally Against School Consolidation
Residents of Blountville vow to oppose proposed Sullivan County school consolidation. They plan to meet Thursday night at Blountville High School to discuss replacing Blountville High with a junior high and sending Blountville students to a consolidated high at Gunnings. County officials set a September vote on the plan amid talks of a broad revision to the district’s six elementary, three junior high, and three high schools.
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Draft calls for 160000 single men as Viet Nam widen
Washington reports a stepped up military effort in Viet Nam will require draftees. Selective Service officials say the pool of single men 19 to 26 will supply new draftees, with about 160,000 younger bachelors first drafted starting in November. Married men face same treatment as bachelors under Johnson’s order. local boards prepare for calls.
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Weather Outlook With Showers and Warm Temperatures
Cloudy condition with heavy showers and thundershowers tonight. High around 78 with low near 5. Thursday remains cloudy with light drizzle or rain in the early hours, high about 94. Thursday night fair and cooler. Friday expected fair, mild daytime temps.
Stubbs Leaves Prison in Escape Tragedy Tale Ends
The long career of William Chartesy Stubbs ends as he walks from prison after serving a 10 year sentence for kidnapping and killing elderly traveler Mrs Axel Holm and her Swedish husband. He fled, abducting the couple at gunpoint near a roadside picnic table in Hawking County and drove off in their car before authorities caught him.
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Schweitzer Gravely Ill at 90 in Hospital
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 90, is seriously ill and confined to bed for about a week at his hospital. A spokesman refused to reveal the illness but said the great doctor is very ill. Schweitzer celebrated his birthday in January and has been in failing health for months. Born in Kayserberg in 1875, he left a career in theology, music, and philosophy in 1913 to work with his wife in French Equatorial Africa. she died in 1957.
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2000 Shriners Parade Ceremonial in Kingsport Sept 11
Two thousand Shriners from across Tennessee will parade through downtown Kingsport at 10 AM September 11, with about 60 units. The event at Civic Auditorium follows the parade and aims to initiate new members into Kerbela Temple.
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N and W plan to unite with C and O railroads
In New York a sweeping merger proposal unites Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio into a single transcontinental system stretching from Maine to Nebraska and into Canada. Executives announced the second base of plans after months of study and invited government aid to remove commuter losses. five other railroads would join the merged system in eventual direct competition with the Pennsylvania, New York Central.
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Americans Suffer Worst Death Toll In Viet War
In Saigon a UPI report notes two week period ending last Saturday as the heaviest loss for American forces. It cites 69 Marines killed, 580 Viet Cong dead, 12 captured, and 426 Americans wounded. Also reports helicopter crash deaths and a missing C123 with nine Viet Namese aboard.
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Beatles Help Crowd Crush At San Francisco Concert
The Beatles performed at the Cow Palace in San Francisco ending a 19 day tour. Fans surged the stage as John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison and Ringo Starr tried to finish their final show. Thousands of teens packed the cavernous arena causing numerous minor injuries amid a chaotic crush and scattered jelly bean showers.
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Medicare Amendment Draws Fire
In San Francisco the American Medical Association warns doctors may withdraw from Medicare if a Senate bill changes the classification of radiologists pathologists anesthesiologists and psychiatrists from medical services to hospital services This shift would shift payment from patients to hospitals prompting AMA opposition and calls for calm.
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India Pakistan clash looms after ceasefire breach
Karachi reports that Azad Kashmir troops backed by the Pakistani army crossed the ceasefire line and penetrated Indian held Kashmir by five miles. Pakistan cites India provocations as trigger while India acknowledges violations to thwart infiltrations. Ayub Khan warns of wider war risk if Kashmir threat persists.
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Radar Guards Schools Mothers Have Tickets
Radar to monitor city school zones next week to curb speeding. Public Safety Director BR. Ls fisen ise to slay. Mothers patrol, armed with ticket hooks, will issue citations like police. Zone length extended to Kenmore Street and Memorial Boulevard with new signs.
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