Blast at Ballistic Lab Kills Nine Workers at Navy Center
An explosion at Allegany facilities nine miles west of Cumberland, Maryland, killed nine workers and injured six others during a test of a Polaris missile component. Emergency crews treated several at local hospitals. investigators sought the blast cause while avoiding speculation.
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Bridges Denounce Cuba Tractor Barter Plan In Senate
Washington Senator Styles Bridges and fellow Republicans condemn a plan to pledge about 15 million dollars to buy tractors from Castro to secure the release of Cuban rebels captured in last month’s abortive invasion. Bridges recalls 1797 policy of pay for defense not tribute and likens the scheme to past deals. The effort involved a committee of prominent Americans and negotiations with Cubans paroled to come to the United States.
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Spade Cited After Vehicle Eyes One Parked Car
Roy Neal Spare of Middleshore received a citation for reckless driving after his car narrowly struck a vehicle parked on Cumberland Avenue. The other car, owned by Martis Yeary, was parked in front of the Cuberland Hotel. The incident occurred yesterday in unclear weather and location details.
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Poppy Day Observance Set For May 27 Here
American Legion Auxiliary announced May 27 as Poppy Day to honor war dead. Memorial poppies fund disabled veterans and their families. mayor proclaims the day in Middlesboro urging citizens to wear memorial poppies.
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William Andrews Obituary in Norton Cemetery Service
William Andrews, World War I veteran, longtime Middlestate Knoxville area native, dies May 2. Survived by family including a son and daughter. Funeral at Norton with Rev Woot Morton and Rev A A Barlow. burial Norton Cemetery. Family will meet at Baker Funeral Home West.
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Mrs Smith Remains Active Educator and Writer at LMU
Mrs Smith, longtime educator and club leader, organized recipes into four card files and typed 405 pages on her portable typewriter. A former state board member of Tennessee Home Economics and AAUW, she belongs to Delta Theta Sigma and the DAR Kentucky Path Chapter. Her degrees include Peabody College and Columbia University. Ter Lone, in Powell Valley near Brecdwell, is near LMU. A Civil War Cook Trodk is her first book.
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Tough Road Seen for Uniting Four Major Protestant Bodies
A proposed merger, dubbed The Blake Plan, aims to unite the United Presbyterian Church, Protestant Episcopal Church, United Methodist Church, and United Church of Christ. The United Presbyterian General Assembly approved the plan, while the Episcopal Church prepares a report endorsing talks. Debate hinges on Episcopal approval and future negotiations across denominations.
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Race Riots In Europe Highlight Views On Alabama Crisis
European newspapers debate how Alabama racial violence could affect President Kennedy and his summit with Khrushchev. Headlines condemn martial law as a test of American leadership, with Western papers contrasting White House policy and Soviet and Chinese reactions to the Deep South unrest.
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Ratterman Case Resumes in Newport Grand Jury Session
The Campbell County May grand jury continued its investigation into the arrest of George Ratterman, a reform candidate for sheriff, who was seized in a hotel room with a Tropicana dancer. A separate grand jury probe, postponed, will resume next week. A photographer testified he was approached to photograph a man and woman at the Tropicana hotel.
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Ritterman
Wie Tropicana
Congress Roundup Spending Altering Seen in School Bill
Washington editors report Senate lawmakers battle amendments to Kennedy’s 2.5 billion education bill. Proposals include funding for operations, textbooks, library books, salaries for non teaching staff, and classroom construction. Debates touch on school segregation and electoral reform proposals addressing slate vote methods. Senate hearings on electoral count changes continue.
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Mrs Reece Fete Today In Johnson City Swearing In
Washington reports mention Mrs. BH Carrel Reece of Johnson City set to take office as Tennessee's new congressional representative in ceremonies arranged today. The event follows mention of Kennedy and Ben Gurion in broader coverage of UPI dispatches on U.S. political plans and Israel’s leadership.
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Campbell County Grand Jury Targeting Sheriff Candidate Arrest
Newport reporters note the Campbell County Grand Jury and a federal grand jury opened an inquiry into the arrest of reform sheriff candidate Citerge Talimmian found May 9 in a Newport hotel room. Two Newport detectives who helped arrest the former Notre Dame and Cleveland Browns quarterback testified before the county grand jury Monday.
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Road Toll Stays at 214
Stat police in Frankfort reported no traffic fatalities on state sights Monday keeping the year’s toll at 214. The traffic toll for the year remained at 215, down from 264 on this date last year.
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Frankfort
UPI
Park Attendance Down at Tennessee State Parks
NASHVILLE UPI reports April attendance at Tennessee state parks fell about 8,000 visitors from last year while receipts declined roughly $8,000. State Parks Director OF Lb. Chappell announced the drops on Monday.
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UPI
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Cocke County Sheriff Dies Prompting Succession Plan
Newport Tennessee. Cocke County Coroner Everette charts foray to step in temporarily as sheriff after the death of Sheriff Robert Smith. The sudden vacancy triggers transition arrangements as local authorities announce the plan.
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Cocke County
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Robert Smith
Budget Hearing Slated in Norton Budget Proposal
Norton Virginia holds a public hearing on June 2 to discuss the 548,642 dollar municipal budget for the next fiscal year. City officials plan to present the proposed expenditures and revenue sources, inviting residents to comment and participate in the budget process.
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Norton
Youth Taken for Paint Wise Va West Point Admission
A Wise teenager, Charles J. Hishor, a graduate of A. J. Kelly High School, is qualified for admission to West Point Military Academy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fisher and will enter in the July class.
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A. J. Kelly
ST Charles
Wise County appoints Staklar principal of Powell Valley High
Harley T. Staklar is named principal of Powell Valley High School in Wise County to succeed Misa Dora Jessce as he becomes the district’s new Wise County supervisor of elementary schools.
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Retirement Fund Hiked in Kentucky to 11 Percent
Kentucky workers retirement system will see the state's contribution rise 11 percent effective July 1 1961. The trustees issued a regulation increasing the state's share from 4.5 percent to 15 percent of the payroll for employees covered by the system.
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U S General's Orders Tenored in Korea
U S General Carter B Magruder remains at odds with South Korea's junta led by Pak. The embassy voiced concern over a decree banning political parties, as Korean and American officials weigh civilian governance and military loyalties. Magruder seeks withdrawal and replacement of generals seen as obstacles to UNC authority.
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Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals At Local Hospitals
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