Stainback Abandons School Funds Bid Amid Senate Doubt
In Nashville, Senator Charles Stainback abandons bid for a 20 million general education bill tied to school funding. With Senate and House calendars delaying action, supporters push adjournment and seek a roll call on his amendment as several Tennessee counties face private segregation bills pending.
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Lee Supervisors Vote on Chamber Aid in Abingdon Opening
The Lee County Board of Supervisors approved a $6,000 appropriation to the Tea County Chamber of Commerce. The action mirrored last year’s funding and drew praise for George Long of the Planning and Redevelopment Department who outlined services of the newly opened office at Abingdon.
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Clement Offers Labor Measure for Tennessee Courts
Nashville Governor Frank Clement’s administration proposed a labor measure restricting court injunctions in labor disputes. The bill limits original jurisdiction to criminal and chancery courts, bars temporary or permanent injunctions in such disputes, and sets standards for judicial findings of fact. It also targets labor contract enforcement and prohibits noncompete promises against joining unions.
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612 Students Study at Union
612 students enroll for the second semester at Union College as Dr Jehe Boyd, college dean, announces a record full-time student body. The report highlights diverse enrollments across local communities including Rutherford, Pineville, J.C. Wagner and Jane Williams Wikter as part of Yell County reach.
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Tears Blinding His Eyes, Priest Set to Leave Russia
In Moscow an American Catholic priest, Rev. George Bissonnette of Central Falls Rhode Island, bade farewell at final Mass before expulsion from the Soviet Union. Diplomats and Western residents attended as he prepared to depart by Saturday amid U S protests over a 1933 pact and a plan to replace him with Father Dion from Worcester Massachusetts.
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Olson Guilty On 3 Counts
Fort Bragg, N. C. Eight man court martial board deliberated Olson after conviction on seven counts of collaborating with high Chinese captors in Korea. He faces possible death on one count and other sentences on three counts. Olson was also found guilty of falsely swearing on retirement after twenty years of service.
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Willis John Willis dies at home in Tazewell
John Willis born March 15 1965 died yesterday at his home in Tazewell at 9 Funeral services set for Saturday at Red Mill School at 2 p m with Rev Jessie Greene and A C Roberts officiating Burial in Pearson Cemetery Survived by one son Will Willis eight grandchildren twelve great grandchildren Funeral home Giles Reeve New Tazewell handling arrangements
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Pie crust tips for perfect fluted edges and fit
A guide on rolling pie dough one inch larger than the inverted pie pod to ensure enough pastry to shape and flute the edge. The advice emphasizes achieving a neat finish by allowing extra dough for handling during sealing and decorating.
Would-Be GI Breaks Ist Army Rule in Chicago Event
In Chicago a would be recruit named Robert Noteen was invited as a guest of Lt. General Gay after volunteering services to help with Army tasks. The Midwest premiere included a showing about West Point and a letter from Noteen asking for support to attend West Point, noting family military ties and a plan to change his mind if needed.
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Harlan Supreme Court nomination to face vote
The Senate Judiciary Committee prepared for a showdown vote today on President Eisenhower s nominee John Marshall Harlan to the Supreme Court. Committee members were summoned from a close door meeting to act, with expectations of approval for a federal judge in New York s Circuit Court of Appeals, though some privately warned the method of voting may be close within the 15 member panel.
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New York
Lava Flows Threaten Kapoho as Volcano Erupts Again
Lava from the Kilauea eruption sends a one mile long fissure spouting 3 to 40 feet high toward Kapoho and the ocean. Evacuation of 335 residents occurred after a wider eruption, with a new outburst enlarging the fissure and threatening homes and sugar cane fields.
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