Senate Pep Pill Hearings Hoped for Bipartisan Action
Washington reports Senate hearings on a bill to curb the black market for stimulants and depressants known as pep pills. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd says he expects hearings but notes a similar measure passed last year. House action followed with related legislation. Leaders from both parties plan unity bills on voting rights and bank closings probe as McNamara and Wheeler prepare to testify.
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House
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Cher
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King Joseph W. Barr
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Defense
Robert $. McSamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Witchcraft Executions and Arrests in Colonial America
In colonial America executions for witchcraft were rare but arrests numbered over 250. The notable hanging occurred on September 22, 1692, reflecting the era's harsh stance on witchcraft accusations.
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America
First Passport Issued To Franklin B. Bartere In 1796
The first passport was issued to American citizen Franklin B. Bartere by Secretary of State Thomas Pickering on July 8, 1796.
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Thomas Pickering
Secretary of State
Franklin B. Bar- Tere
Obituary for Mrs Rains long time Knoxville resident
Obituary notices the death of Mrs Rains a former resident of Micillis Weve who lived in Knoxville for 24 years She is survived by her husband Garnett FR Rains of Knoxville six children Jimmy Lynn Phyllis Bobby Art Buldie serving in Viet Nam sisters Stella Wilburn Hobart Ind Bill Krazier Swen quinoa NC and Mrs Freeman Mich Kreth Hobbts Mrs Rains belonged to St Luke Church the Tanisi Girl Scouts neighborhood chairman and Ladies Auxiliary Brother hood of Railroad Trainmen Funeral plans are incomplete for a service likely Sunday at Ferrera McCarty Funeral Home Knoxville City Charge
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Rains
Knoxville
Jimmy
Lynn
Phyllis
Bobby
Oznuk
Ait
Buldie
U.S. Marines
Viet Nam
Stella Wilburn
Hobarts
Ind
Bill Krazier
Swenquinoa
N C
Freeman Mich
Kreth Hobbts
Airs
St. Luke’s Methodist
Speedwell Woman Named Employee of the Week
Robbie Russell of Speedwell Tennessee was honored as Employee of the Week by Iceal Jacobson & Sons. She has been in the training program since January 19 and is progressing in collar work and cape sewing with notable training performance and attitude.
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Robbie Russell
Speedwell
Tenn
Iceal 1
Jacobson & Sons
Lory
Acreage-Poundage Quotas Approved By Tobacco Unit
Washington isteps toward a 1985 flue-cured tobacco program as the Kulture Committee approved a bill to establish acreage-poundage quotas via township production, with a two thirds referendum required. The plan adapts 1959-69 yields, excludes below 80 percent years, and faces a final vote after debate.
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Tobacco Unit
Washington
UPI
Kulture Committee
Flarold D. Conroy
D-Blcl
Georgia
Florida
Cooley
Yiel
Orville L. Freeman
Hospital Notes and Local Dismissals List
Appalac hia hospital roundup lists dismissals Ruth Harris Leamon Webb Shannon Amnett and daughter. Admissions include James Yeary Myrtle Laws Arjay Gary Green Vinward Upflaker Boyd Lee Lake Mary Duff Magi Brim Alice Middlesho. Births noted for Mrs Vincent Flerron bay Rockhard and Mrs Wil Miracle girl.
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Ruth Harris
City
Shaing Leamon
Bnsin Webb
Shannon Amnett
City Admissions
James Yeary
Ewing Mrytle Laws
Arjay
Gary Green
Vinward Upflaker
Boyd Lee Lake
Mary Duff
Casheetun
Ohio
Mark Ray Bell
Cline Williford
Magi Brim
Alice Middlesho
Death Penalty Abolish Measure Debated In Tennessee House
A Tennessee House debate over abolishing capital punishment lasted about three hours before a 4335 defeat. Governor Clement’s message urging conscience in voting influenced representatives, with lawmakers arguing over the fate of death row inmates and gubernatorial pardon powers. A related note recalls Elisha Otis, Yonkers inventor of the safety elevator mechanism.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bragg
Pat Lynch
Clement
Yonkers
Elisha Gr S Otis
New York City
Daily News circulation and pricing notice
The Daily News explains delivery options and subscription rates. It lists carrier and mail prices for Middlesboro Kentucky area including Bell Know Counties Kentucky, Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee, with outside area rates and durations.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Press International
U.P
Middlesbore
Bell and
Know
Lee County
Clamorne County
Tenn
Schools Warned on Teacher Assignments in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Kentucky state Civil Rights Commission warns ten school superintendents that assigning teachers by race violates federal civil rights rules. districts receiving federal aid must desegregate and prove plans, with commission noting Kentucky employs many Black teachers in white schools.
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U.S Office of Education
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Jose
Fle
Kentucky
Galey Martin
Ure Commission
Tor
Vaan Situpian
Maretin
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