Humphrey Sees V P Role As Delicate Legislative Helper
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, nearing four months in office, describes his main task as guiding President Johnson’s legislative program. He emphasizes serving as a helper to the president, focusing on education aid, defense funding, Appalachia, arms control, and foreign aid while meeting with people and handling duties on Capitol Hill.
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Daily News publication and mailing rates notice
The Daily News discusses distribution by Citizens NPWS Co. PSC with United Press International rights. It lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, including local Middlesboro Kentucky rates and outside-area costs for Bell and Knox Counties Kentucky, Lee County Virginia, and Claiborne County Tennessee.
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Police Chief Faces Charge in Etowah Shooting Case
Emeyot Bearfield former Etowah police chief is free on a $3000 bond after being charged with felonious assault in the wounding of a youth who allegedly tried to rape a waitress. The incident at a Clarksburg motel involved John Cain Jr. 19 and Nathan Ezzelle 19 who were charged in the alleged attack. Cain remains in serious condition at Bradley Memorial Hospital.
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Sawmill tragedy ends in fatal crisis near Chattanooga
In Bradley County sheriff reports Jack Shelton, 32, hurt a teenage boy and sister with a sharp object then killed himself after driving them to a remote area. Johnny Grissom, 13, was found injured and later died as authorities piece together Shelton’s actions and a planned deadly act with a public safety item.
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Military Qualification in Tennessee Ranks Low
Tennessee 18 year olds available for military service show 48.5 percent qualified. Among 183,535 youths tested, 50 states are ranked by qualified rates. The study covers nonstudents and those not graduating high school by age 19. In Tennessee, 34.7 percent failed mental tests, 7 percent failed mental and physical tests, and 15.2 percent failed physical tests.
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