New Trial Requested in Jessie Hill Husband Killing Case
Circuit Judge Pleas Jones presided a second Inquiry of Facts session in Williamsburg on a motion for a new trial for Mrs. Jessie Hill sentenced to 10 years for killing Harold Hill on Thanksgiving Day. The hearing focused on alleged jury selection irregularities and affidavits.
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Williamsburg
Jessie Hill
Harold Hill
Oak Grove
Coldiron
Miss Craig
Ruth Craig
Burns
Siler
Clifford Burns
Lester Burns
Corbin Man Earns Distinguished Flying Cross
Corbin native S/Sgt. Eddie Tye, 29, son of Mr and Mrs Carl H Tye, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism on an emergency resupply mission in Vietnam. He serves with the 772 Tactical Airlift Squadron, based at Clark Air Force Base Philippines, now operating out of Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam.
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Corbin
U. S. Air Force
Eddie Tye
Carl H. Tye
Masterstown Road
Vietnam
United States Air Force
Set. Tye
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnamese battle reports amid Ben Het Dak To fighting
Major clashes near Ben Het and Dak To leave hundreds of North Vietnamese dead and many American and South Vietnamese casualties with U.S. bases shelled and ongoing artillery duels. The see-saw combat, part of a larger stalemate, underscores the uncertain near-term outcome of the war and the waning American role.
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Dak To
Saigon
Green Beret
Ben Het
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
U.S. 5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Khe Sanh
Clarification on Name In Story In CorbinOK
Larry Taylor of Route 1 Corbin an employee of OK Rubber Welders says he is not the man named in Friday's Daily Tribune. The report involved a man with the same name charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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Corbin
The
OK Rubber Welders
Daily Tribune
Theatre Schedule at Hippodrome June 18 to 24
The Hippodrome announces a theatre schedule for June 18 through June 24 featuring Three in the Attic with showings at 1 30 3 30 6 30 7 30 and 9 30 nightly.
To Use Streets Man Needs License For His Wheelchair
Ray Lewis, 24, who uses a six mile per hour motorized wheelchair after a swimming pool accident, was ordered to obtain a driver’s license and license plates for street use. Florida Highway Patrol notes state law requires licensing for motorized vehicles on roads. Driving examiner says tests will be required to grant licensing, though the chair’s operation on sidewalks is restricted.
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August Hambacher
Florida Highway Patrol
Gilbert Benton
Benton
Rockefeller avoids Montevideo amid protests on Latin tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller slipped past demonstrations and shootings in Montevideo to reach Punta del Este for talks with President Jorge Pacheco Areco. He arrived after a security lockdown at Carrasco Airport and is ending a Latin American tour for President Nixon. Police clashed with student protesters and a bomb attempt damaged property as Uruguayan authorities enforce austerity amid inflation concerns.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Jorge Pacheco Areco
New York
Carrasco International
Asuncion
Paraguay
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Atlantic
Venancio
Flores
Rockefeller
Latin America
Nixon
Pacheco Areco
First National
University of the Republic
Pacheco
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
General Motors
Alfredo Stroessner
Stroessner
Three Corbin Men Are Fined In City Court
Three Corbin men were arrested and charged with driving while under the influence. Douglas Helton and Clarence Helton pleaded guilty. Douglas was fined 104.50, Clarence 309.00 and 10 days in jail. Clarence Blakley received a 104.50 fine after pleading guilty.
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Corbin
Gillis Mayne
Melvin Rogers
Douglas Helton
Clarence Helton
Lawrence Henderlight
Powell and
Gosset
Clarence Blakley
Henderlight
Facts Of Faith film shown at First Baptist Church
Dr. Irvin A. Moon of the Moody Institute demonstrates high frequency electricity effects including frying an egg on a cold stove and igniting steel wool in a film to be shown at 7 p m Sunday at the First Baptist Church.
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Dallas’ Central Expressway
IBM
Irvin A. Moon
Moody Institute of Science
Whittier
California
P. m
First Baptist Church
Food stamp program to be expanded by Senate action
The Senate will vote next week on a proposal to more than double the food stamp program. Agriculture Committee work on reform continues as Poage plans prompt House consideration. McGovern opposes $750 million as too low but may back the measure on the Senate floor.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
House
W. R. Poage
Dtex
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
George S. McGovern
Dl.d
Allen Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Ellender
Miller Reappointed To State Board Of Education
R C Miller of London is reappointed to the state Board of Education for a fourth four year term. He previously served as chairman during one term. Gov Louie B Nunn announced the reappointment Saturday and also named Erbie Garrett of Hodgenville to replace Mitchell Davis whose term expired.
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R. C. Miller
State Board
London
State Board of Education
Miller
Louie B. Nunn
Erbie Garrett
Hodgenville
Mitchell Davis
Glagegow
Weekend forecast shows warm spell and showers
The forecast calls for a cool night with lows 50 to 56 and increasing clouds. Sunday turns warmer with highs in the mid 80s and a chance of afternoon showers, with showers lingering into Monday then a slight cooling.
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