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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1964

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Treasure From Ocean Floor Seen In Florida

About $100000 worth of Spanish treasure was stored in Capitol vaults after a brief showing for the President and state officials. The haul was Florida’s share of a $1 million cache recovered from the ocean floor between Sebastian Inlet and Fort Pierce. Gov. Farris Bryant displayed items in Miami Beach for President Johnson at the Machinists Union event, while remaining pieces were viewed by officials under guard. A gold coin valued at $20000 drew special notice along with an ornate gold chain embedded in coral from 250 years on the sea bed.

Tallahassee Fla Capitol Building Sebastian Inlet Fort Pierce Farris Bryant Miami Beach Johnson Machinists’ Union Mel Fisher Treasure Savers, Inc Real Eight Co New York

Crisis Bargaining Scheduled At Ford

Detriot reports that negotiations between Ford and the United Auto Workers have entered crisis bargaining with a 48 hour strike deadline looming. UAW President Walter P. Reuther indicated talks would resume if a contract could be reached without a strike pressure, as Ford labor relations vice president Malcolm L. Denise called a potential milestone that could avert a walkout by 130,000 workers.

Detroit Ford United Auto Workers UAW Wiether Chrysler Corp Walter P Reuther Malcam L. Denise Ford Labor Relations

Tokyo Monorail Opens For Olympics Blessing

Tokyo unveils a 63 mph monorail blessed by a Shinto priest as the city readies for the Olympics from October 10 to 24. The line, claimed to be the world’s longest at nine miles, carries up to 140 passengers and cuts downtown travel to about 15 minutes, funded by $4.4 million and built by Hitachi under license from Weymouth.

Tokyo Hitachi Japan Abwey Company West Germany

Violence Hits NFO Market Rebellion Week Four

Chicago dispatch reports new violence and vandalism during the National Farmers Organization campaign to lift on the hoof meat price by withholding cattle. Illinois authorities probe dynamite bombings targeting nonparticipating farmers. A grand jury is convening as the state cites criminal damage and explosives use with imminent danger to lives. No injuries reported. local offices deny connection. The NFO says the violence undermines family farm survival in America.

Chicago LUPI National Farmers Organization NFO American Farm Bureau Federation Ilinois Schuyler County NFC

Crisis in Cyprus dims festivities for royal wedding

In Athens the Cyprus crisis casts a shadow over the wedding plans of King Constantine and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark. Attending royals include Prince Charles and Princess Anne, with Lynda Bird Johnson in Athens and President Makarios expected to join. The Greek press labels U.S. representation as weak beside Britain.

Athens Upi Cyprus Constantine Anne-Marie Denmark Anne Marie Lynda Bird Johnson Johnson Crete Makarios Mesimvrine U.S Prince Philip Britain Greece Queen Elizabeth Prince Charles Princess Anne

Church Compromise Aired at Vatican on Mary Role

Vatican City UPI report says the Ecumenical Council fathers debated a formula to bridge conservative and liberal views on Mary's place in the Roman Catholic Church. The dispute over Marian doctrine split the council last year and affected Protestant unity as some worship forms were seen as obstacles. A vote 114 to 4,074 favored separate Mary treatment, influencing a rewritten text for De Ecclesia as the chapter on the mother of the church.

Vatican City UPI Ecumenical Council Fathers Mary Christ the Savior

Safety job for ex sheriff Jett in Nashville

Former Davidson County Sheriff Leslie E Jett is hired by Metropolitan Government as safety supervisor for the Public Works Department with a 440 dollar monthly pay. He resigned after federal income tax conviction and appeals the 18 month sentence. He is noted for years in safety work with the Tennessee Highway Patrol Civil Defense and as sheriff. In other items IRS rules tax housing for unordained Baptist staff, a Ramer man and stepdaughter arrested for illicit whiskey near Selmer, Gore pushes Medicare amendment, and a death penalty possible for two young men in Chattanooga armed robbery.

Nashville UPI Davidson County Leslie E. Jett Public Works Department Jett Donald Washburn Metro Washburn Tennessee Highway Patrol Civil Defense

Connally leads Texas Democrats to unity at Dallas convention

Governor Connally dominated the Dallas convention which wrapped in under three hours and adopted a 313 word platform written by him. He urged a Democratic sweep from courthouse to White House while urging delegates to avoid underestimating well organized Republican opposition, especially in large cities.

Dallas UPI Texas Connally White House

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