Tennessee Assembly Ends Quietly After Largest Money Bill Passed
The Tennessee General Assembly adjourned in a quiet mood after approving a record two year funding plan totaling over 661 million dollars. The miscellaneous appropriation bill was trimmed from about 2.24 million to 1.846 million with 20 plus items cut, while the highway utility relocation bill would let 90 percent of costs be federally funded. Speakers from both chambers praised the session as productive, and lawmakers named a Legislative Council to study reapportionment and the tax system. The council will report to the 1963 session.
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Ani Bomar
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Baird
Ernest Jguffey
Athens
Herman
UN Congo bases dispute drags on amid tensions at Matadi
U N and Congolese officials failed to reach an accord over the Matadi and Banana bases as Congolese troops retain the installations. U.S. urges protection of Americans and calls for justice for mistreated missionaries. U N envoy Mekin Abbas continues talks with Congo Interior Minister Cyrille Adoula while supply ships face potential access issues if bases stay in Congolese hands.
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Congo
Turn of the U.N
Matadi
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End Banana
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U.S
Department
U.N
Mekin Abbas
Yisto
Cyrille Adoula
30 Miles to Las Vegas Frat Boys Push Girls in Beds
Two teams of 10 fraternity members from the University of Southern California push two actresses by hospital beds from the Nevada California border town toward Las Vegas. Juli Reine and Paula Lane were chosen by sororities Tau Epsilon Phi and Delta Chi respectively. The trek will reach Stardust Hotel. losers are to be pushed into the Stardust pool. $1,000 in hospital funds will be donated to the Orthopedic Hospital in Los Angeles in the winner's name.
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Delta Chi
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Califortia
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Renis
Los Angeles
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Firearm Licensing Bill Signed Amid Turbulent Debate
Ellington Pray signs a bill licensing dealers who sell small firearms while other provisions reshape education tenure, highway patrol retirement, and Native Council powers. The measure covers age and service terms and grants authority to commissions and executives as part of a broad reform package.
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Highway Patrol
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Native Council
Olivier Wed To Actress Joan Plowright in Conn.Christening
Olivier and Joan Plowright quietly wed in Wilton Connecticut at a justice of the peace office. Olivier, recently divorced from Vivien Leigh, and Plowright, newly separated from Robert Gage, begin their marriage as friends and close companions.
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Laurence Polivier
Joan Plowright
Wilton
Conn
Scavieltt O'Hara
Miss Plowright
Robert Gage
Olivier
Piped in murder tale to begin at state prison
Work starts immediately on a new communications system at the state prison to place entertainment and music in inmates cells. The project aims to improve inmate morale and provide in-cell programs while maintaining security protocols.
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Tri-Staters In Services Ends Training Airman
Airman Pu cia Morris of Middlesboro completed basic training at Lackland AFB and will attend the technical training course for medical technicians. Army Pvt. Edward T. Wilson of Pineville completed eight weeks of typing and clerical training at Fort Knox after enlisting last fall. Other service personnel from the area include Amy Green from Middlesboro in a six week field exercise in Germany, and Marines from Middlesboro area finishing recruit training at Parris Island. Navy and Army personnel from the region are listed with ship travels and training milestones.
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Grafenwohr
Germany
Thomas M. Williams
Stella Walharde
Straight Creek
Marine Corps
Recnilt Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Tennessee mis cellaneous appropriation bill listed items
The Tennessee appropriation act passed includes 300000 for matching funds for federal airport projects and 3200,000 for state agency yi Jot projects, 100,000 for the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway, 100,000 for a maintenance garage for state armed cars, 100,000 for mood control pro ease on ee, 000 for a museum to house papers for Sgt Alvin York, 000 for the Tennessee fire alarm at Murfreesboro, for the Kings Daughter series for the mentally retarded at Columbia, 30000 for a monitored communications system at the state prison, and 39500 for the James K Polk Memorial Association.
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UPI
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Columbia
State Priv Son
Gas Tax Prolongation Predicted by House Panel Member
Representative Thomas B. Curtis said the House Ways and Means Committee likely will vote to extend the four cent federal gas tax beyond June 30. He noted opposition within the GOP to Kennedy’s proposed diesel and truck taxes and suggested a possible stretchout of the highway program slated for completion in 1962. The panel heard industry critics who argued the interstate system benefits all and should not shift the burden to motorists.
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UPL
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Curtis
Kennedy
Ordr
Tennessee Legislature Adjourns After 76 Days in Session
Nashville Tennessee The legislature adjourned its 76 day session with notable actions including approval of the state's first billion dollar spending plan. The package features a 661 million dollar appropriation for the biennium and over 43 million dollars in highway and education bond issues.
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Nashville
Combs backs Ackerman view on Newport vice crackdown
Gov. Bert T. Combs told Campbell County business leaders he agrees with Bishop Richard Ackerman on enforcing laws against vice in northern Kentucky. He said he will help enforce laws to achieve lasting results and supported a petition urging hearings against Campbell County law officers targeted for ouster. The group, independent of the ministerial association, seeks revived respect for law enforcement amid claims newspapers and reform groups distorted Newport and Campbell County.
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Frankfort
UPI
Bert T. Combs
Campbell County
Richard H. Ackerman
Covington
Kentucky
Ackerman
Somie
John S. Wadsworth
Faith
Claude Johnson Jr
Ernor
Combs
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Ministerial Association
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Grand Jury
Reform
Louisville
Newport
Brave Farm Wife Ends Police Shootout at Farm
Eva Clannahan's religious plea allegedly led to the surrender of fugitive Wayne Thompson after a deadly spree that began in Missouri. Thompson killed a state trooper and a bystander during the pursuit, with earlier suspects captured while authorities closed in on the Clannahan farm.
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Las Wayne
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Clamahan
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S. Glover
John
Clannahan
Thin Thompson
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Cape Girardeau
Marget
Herbert
A Johnson
Luis ‘Obispo
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Obituary notices for Bill Ramsey and Sterling Lambert
Bill Ramsey 31, former J C Penney assistant manager in Maryville, died at Blount Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Faye Nunn Ramsey and mother, plus siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Mulberry Gap Baptist Church near Tazewell. Coffey Funeral Home handling arrangements. Sterling Lambert 68, Harrogate resident, died at home. Survived by husband Sterli ng Lambert and nieces. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Fulton Funeral Home Chapel. interment Lambert Cemetery. Family visitation tonight at Coffey Funeral Home.
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J. C. Penny Co
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Stanley Gregory
Roy Ramsey
Sneedville
Lestie Raney
Morristown
Andy Ramsey
Bedford
Kenneth Trent
Tip Greer
Sheedville
W. F. Rice
Mulberry Gap Baptist Church
Laberty
Coffee Funeral
Coffey Funeral Home
Rosina
Sterling Lambert
Alva Cumnningham
Exeter
Forge Ridge
Harrogate
Roxie Marshall
Dorothy Eastridge
Fulton Funeral Home
Jesse Buell
H. C. Brooks
Lambert Cemetery
Maringie
Sewell Crockett
Johnny Lester
A. G. Lambert
Paul Eastridge
Alva Cunningham
Hospital Notes At Middleboro Memorial Admisions
Fragmented OCR lists admissions and names including Edith Mullen McDowell Wayne Wheeler Jerico Lee E Marcum Rose Hil Timmy Simpson Nell Biohat Cry Amelia Loop Pond LaPulette James F Banks Lynch Lathes Ball Jellica arkine Kroxville Tenn Royce Trosper Grays.
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Dugk Holcini
Jerico Lee E. Marcum
Rose
Timmy’ Simpson
Nell Biohat Siter
Cry Amelia Loop
Jc Re Tae Pond
LaPulette
James F. Banks
Fragmentary local notices from hospital and civic records
A garbled OCR fragment lists admissions births and personnel across multiple towns including Harrogate and City. Names such as Marion Martin, J Thompson, Brooks, Mrs C Brosheer, David, West, and West Virginia-like places appear alongside births and hospital front entries, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Pitt Voister Brooks
Tazewel
C. J. Brosheer
City Admissions
David 5. Thomas
City
Fugene West
Tazewell
Claude E. Cottrell
Arthur Steve Robinson
Harrogate
Johnnie Karen Webb
Joie Faye Smith
Wilma Jean Ester
Cecila Shoffner
Taek Francisco
Hage
Mayfield County Attorney Guilty In Fatal Shooting
Graves Circuit Court jury found 36 year old Clinton resident Robert Humphreys guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal slot machine incident. Allen Erranton, an air conditioning salesman, faced the defendant in his home on February 29, 1960. Jury deliberated about two hours before verdict.
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Clinton
Erranton
Commonwealth
Jack Roberts
Talks Set in Algeria Prompt New Round of Violence Fears
UPI reports alert posted as talks in Algiers aim to calm Arab and European factions after de Gaulle peace bid. Muslims' Ramadan end and acceptance of talks raise hopes of reduced violence, but authorities fear attacks on both communities and possible reinforcement of guerrillas in the Algerian hills.
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Morocco
TVA Names L. Ed ward Ellis Aston Mol Successor
Knoxville UPI reports L Edward Ellis was named to succeed Louis Van Mol as chief of the Tennessee Valley Authority budget office. Ellis, a Heidelberg native, will coordinate TVA’s annual budget and assume general management duties after Van Mol’s recent appointment.
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Ellis Aston
Ellis
Heidelberg
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