Ike Doctrine Aims to Keep Peace in Middle East
Radford tells House Foreign Affairs that Congress backing the Eisenhower Middle East resolution could practically eliminate the chance of war there. He cites U S capability to quickly move materiel, warns about simultaneous global conflicts, and notes $417 million in aid funds still unused, with much not firmly programmed.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Congress
Passare
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Middle East
America
Blakley Chooses Democratic Alignment in Senate Tie Up
Newly appointed Senator William Binkley of Texas said he would vote with Democrats on organization and claimed he is a Democrat. The shift follows the departure of Price Daniel, with Allan Shivers’ appointment creating potential GOP control of the Senate.
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Washington
Llb
William Binkley
D-Tex
Reymblican
GOP
Senate
Allan Shivers
Texas
Tisenhoiver
Blakley
Price Daniel
Daniel
Shivers
Binkley
Richard M
Lyndon Johnson
National
Kentucky considers selling Eddyville prison to federal officials
Governor Chandler floated the idea amid cabinet discussions that Kentucky might sell the Eddyville state penitentiary to the federal government which seeks a new maximum security facility. Federal Bureau of Prisons representatives, joined by the Economic Development Department and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, toured western Kentucky sites yesterday along with various towns including Paducah Clinton Frnton Nayfield and Dawson Springs. The visitors also planned to assess sites in Tennessee Missouri and Utah. The Seminoles of Florida are noted as the only Indian nation with official peace with the United States and now sell hand crafts to enemy tourists.
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Chandler
Eddyville
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Kentucky
Economic Development Department
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
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Missouri
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Nayfield
Dawson Springs
Florida
United States
Passage of Clement Plan Moves Through Quick Committee Approval
Nashville reporters note Gov. Frank Clement's segregation plan gaining rapid support after near unanimity in education committees. House and Senate public hearings drew mixed reactions, with segregation opponents urging defeat and proponents pressing for measures to curb integration and fund denial. The judiciary and education panels indicated swift action, while constitutional questions arose from Sen. Clifford Allen and others.
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Frank Clement
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Clement Olin
Ainnidera Mie
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Stenneme Court
Education Committee
Judiciary Committee
Len Brooks McLemore
Jackson
Judiciary and Education
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Raulstay Schoolfield
Chattanooga
U. S. Sanremo Court
Schoolfield
Ier Neal
Trynnsfer
Clifford Allen
Clement
Sims Crownover
Tennesee Federation
Constitutionst
Negro Bus Passengers in Miami Told to Sit Where They Please
Negro leaders urge calm as Miami Negro riders occupy rear seats during morning rush. City attorneys concede bus segregation law unconstitutional but seek dismissal on technical grounds. Police report no mass demonstrations despite NAACP statement questioning legal status of equal seating.
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Miami
AL Kuetiner
Feeral
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Negroes, Apparently ‘Ignoring We Advier
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Miami Cownell
National, Association For the Advancément of Colored People
Emnett Choate
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Ruston
Budget lacks Recommendation of New TVA Funds
The budget omits immediate new funds for TVA construction and shows no new-funds plan unless Congress approves revenue-bond financing. It notes potential authorization for 30 trillion bonds for a new unit and cites heightened debate over treasury approval of bond terms, signaling conflict over TVA financing approaches.
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Congress Gets Record Budget
President Eisenhower urges disarmament talks with Russia while proposing a record 1958 budget. He stresses inflation control and economy across government, business, and labor, suggesting deferment of some construction projects and retaining tax rates with possible relief for small business.
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Congress
Fist Fight Follows Scramble for Patients
In Mexico City a clash erupted as rival groups scrambled for injured bus crash victims. A would be rescuer broke a hand and several others were hurt. The bus collided with a car then with a streetcar, injuring about 20 people.
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Mexico City
Gas outage cripples Oswego area amid severe cold
Oswego and Fulton residents faced a brutal cold wave after a gas line break left about 15 000 homes without heat. Eight of ten affected communities restored service by Tuesday night, with up to 40 000 people deprived regionwide. Evacuations occurred as workers turned off gas, and about six deaths were linked to the cold.
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Oswego
N.Y
New York
Fulton
Leaist
Ontario
Armory
Owego
Ken
Knoxville ends federal gambling sweep with 236 warrants
Knoxville police issued 236 warrants against 17 defendants in a major federal gambling crackdown. Safety Director David Acon ordered captives jailed rather than transported by private means. Bonds were set at 250 dollars per warrant after 17 defendants posted bond. One game boy faced 16 warrants covering January 15 to 31, 1956. A 1952 city ordinance fines $50 per day for possession in a federal gambling strip.
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Knoxville
David “Acon
Gam Bley
Obituary: Andy Lowe of Frakes Dies Suddenly at 48
Andy Lowe of Frakes died suddenly yesterday at home. He was 48. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body lies at Cawood Funeral Home.
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Frakes
Cawood Pioneval
Hospital Notes at Middleshoro Wesprtnt Sauna Cl
Admissions listed include Mrs Paw Faulkner Sneedville Walter Fingland City James TL Gibson City Carus Wolfe Rose Till Otis Cox Jr Mrs OT Seward Harrogate and visiting moves noted. Dismissals Otis Cox Jr and Mrs OT Seward.
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Otis Cox, Jr
City
OT Seward
Harrogate Admissions
Paw Faulkner
Sneedville
Walter Fingland
James TL Gibson
Carus Wolfe
Rose Till
Middlesboro Yellow Jackets Claim Bell County Tournament
Middlesboro High School’s Yellow Jackets won the Bell County Invitational, defeating Anstan Thoday on January 3, 1957, before facing the Bell County Bobcats on January 4. Middlesboro players including Ellmer Clewtotte Harvis contributed to the win.
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Middlesboro High School
Yellow Jackets
Anstan Thoday
Jamnary
Hiedaekets
Bell Goung Bobcats
Jamibry
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Sudents
al Middlesboro Eich Sescal
MLILS
Lellmer Clewtotte Harvis
Writing on Paper and Ink at School
A speaker laments over tedious classroom writing practices and the waste of ink as students are discouraged from overusing paper. He notes the burden of repeated assignments and complains about ink smudging when solving algebra problems on the same page.
Exam Time Here Again
A distorted reminiscence about students and study habits. The piece mentions a high school student who shifts to study routines after exams, with a narrator tone urging parental support for freshmen to help their child focus.
MHS Gridders Receive Jackets After 9 Losses
Middleshoro High football team players listed as receiving jackets after coach Wall Green announced on Monday January 7. Names include Jimmy Massengill Lyte Maes Tam Goins Jimmy Goforth Billy Dean Alya Day Johar Connor among others. The team finished the season with 9 losses in 9 games.
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Footheil
Wall Green
Middleshoro
Igi
Jimmy Massengill
Lyte Maes
Tam Goins
Jimmy Goforth
Billy Dean
Alya Day
Johar Connor
David Cawood
Ronald Adkin
Jimmy Gooding
Houston Ball
James Harville
Lawrence Jackson
David Hatfield
Eugene Franks
Stacy Smith
Fred Ghent
Tommy Stantdert
Ales Day
Clyle Oarson
Larry Lyon
Charles Kelly
Timny Sowders
Dennis Song
Terry Gooding
Rbckiy Culison
Harvey Year
Final Exams Scheduled At Middlesboro Well School
On January 14 15 and 16 final exams in chemistry and other subjects will be held. Exams occur in the first two periods each day for the first three days of next week. Students will not be dismissed during the exam period and the week’s end extends the formal end of the term.
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Charies Harel
Middlesboro
Shudens Sill
Chemiams
Mary Leach
1957 A Good Year For Students And Community
A high school student resolution urges personal effort to benefit school and community. The message stresses doing one's best for self and others, with Barbara Hayes cited as guiding example.
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Barbara’ Hayes
Prayer Week Observed in Middlestorn By City Minister
The city of Middlestorn observed a morning prayer week when a siren sounded at 100 am and residents were asked to bow their heads and say a silent prayer. Minister Pat Hendrickson led the observance and key activities were adjusted to accommodate the event.
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Middlestorn
Pat Hendrickson
Tri-Hi-Y Plans Party After Exams
Freshmen Tri Hi Y group plans a party after three days of exams. Members express relief and anticipation to relax and unwind. The note mentions fatigue and eagerness to socialize once exams end.
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Bat Mendrickson
Elementary error looms as diver missing gear in Green Bay
Wayne Truttman, a conises as diver, warns that theft of his diving equipment, including an oxygen marked cylinder, could risk a dangerous dive. He notes the cylinder may actually contain helium and urges caution toward any unauthorized diving attempt.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wayne Truttman
Ken
Seniors Collect 1538 For Trip to Washington
The Senior Class treasury plans a trip to Washington with raised funds totaling 1538 dollars. Students discuss fundraising ideas like selling baked goods and candies to cover costs and secure a future trip.
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Washington
Students Perform Acts in Beginner Dramatics Class
Students in the Beginner Dramatics class are required to present an act. Each student may perform solo or with a group, and can dance sing or deliver a monologue. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays. sponsor is Atisa Juanita Markham, with Emily Greer mentioned.
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Mark
Beginner Dramatics
Atisa
Juanita Markham
Emily Greer
Fuson Issues Second Warning to Middleshave High Students
Principal Fuson warns Middleshave High School students against firing firecrackers on campus. Any student found with fireworks faces suspension and an entry on their permanent record. Glenn Gregg.
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Feson
Glenn Gregg
Subjects Change for Geometry Course at Lake Lys
The note indicates a change in geometry offerings for students in the Lake Lys program. It mentions second semester adjustments beginning in January and references Christine Langsweeney as a contact.
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Lake Lys
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