Virginia Assembly Considers Three Constitutional Amendments
The Virginia General Assembly may order votes on three proposed amendments to the state constitution during the 1962 session. Proposals cover election access, property qualification for voters in bond referendums, and assembly powers to convene sessions and govern referendums. The measures would require specific supermajorities and set one year validity, then return to voters for final approval.
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Newport Police Chief Resigned After Turbulent Tenure
A Newport police chief resigned amid controversy surrounding alleged cases of corruption and enforcement failures. The outgoing official, facing multiple disputes and calls for stronger law enforcement, left office after years marked by criticism over gambling raids and enforcement gaps in the city.
Obituary for Mie. Lom Moyers in Knox County
Mie Lom Moyers, aged 86, of Knox County, died yesterday at St Mary's Hospital in Knoxville. She was the daughter of three Hen and Dette Moyers and widow of Dewey Happer. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:00 PM at Davis Creek Primitive Baptist Church with burial in Cabr Cemetery, Chilhowee County. The church choir will render Therntush. Muriel will be laid to rest in Cabr Cemetery.
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Hospital Notes and Dismissals At Local Medical Center
Fragmented report lists multiple patients and staff across wards with dismissals and admissions. Names such as Patricie Rimsex Rose Will Fraveiet and others appear alongside ward references and administrator mentions, indicating a routine hospital notes row.
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Foreign Aid Bill May Pass on First Vote
Washington mandates show administration forces confident they can win the Senate showdown on President Kennedy's foreign aid bill set at 4.3 billion dollars. Byrd leads a fight to amend long term loan provisions while Fulbright and others seek a compromise for ongoing congressional review. Senate also moves to renew federal aid to federally impacted schools as hopes fade for broader education aid.
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Commodity Distribution Announced for Pineville and Districts
Pineville Bed County Food Administrator Silas Shep announced next weeks commodity distribution by district and day. District 1 covers Pineville Four Mile Red Bird Fork of Straight Creek and Balances. District 2 includes Santa Monica and Curators Branch. District 4 covers Low Mountain East Retha and Laurel Hill. Districts 2 and 5 share Santa Monica with Friday. UPI reports Avier William Lamdigan, age 6, injured in a golf accident at Telir Country Club receiving hospital care.
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Echo Satellite Nears First Space Birthday Milestone
Washington UPI reports Communications satellite Echo, seven times brighter than Earth, nears its first year in orbit. The giant balloon has traveled about 138 million miles and looped around the globe nearly 4,500 times, used to relay voices including Eisenhower’s coast to coast. Observers expect Echo to last into midwinter or perhaps another year despite gas loss and a distorted skin.
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Four Deaths Reported in Kentucky Virginia Tennessee
Four deaths were reported Thursday in Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee, bringing total fatalities for the year to over 100 in the state police tally, compared with 427 at this date last year. Also noted is progress on the $34 million Greenup Dam project across the Ohio River with concrete pours for the final five piers. In Memphis, protests against alleged racial discrimination gathered in single file with flashlights, while in Knoxville 14 year olds Johnny and Jimmy Ogle died in a pond near Johnson Bible College, with another brother Homer 12, nearby.
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Lee County Sets Clinic on Rabies
Lee County Health Department to hold rabies vaccination clinics across the county. State law of August 1928 requires every dog over four months old to be immunized. Vaccination certificates must be shown with dog license applications. One year immunity shots cost $1.50. three year shots available at select locations with posted times.
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Unemployed 414000 in U S. color and age block work
United Press International reports Labor Department figures show one in five of 414000 unemployed in July had been jobless a year or more. Negroes and others face hiring bias. youths, dropouts, semi skilled workers, and aging auto and steel workers suffer long-term layoff. Federal training proposals seek rapid retraining to restore job prospects amid progress and automation.
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