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Newspaper
Corbin Sunday Times
Location
Corbin, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
1
The Golan Heights clash ends after Israel and Syria trade heavy blows with casualties claimed on both sides. Syria reports 45 soldiers killed and 75 wounded while Israel says 10 troops killed and 27 wounded. Egypt and Jordan report minor actions elsewhere.
Turmoil erupts in Londonderry Armagh and Belfast as Protestant Catholic and British troops clash over Bernadette Devlin's six month sentence. More than 1,000 involved. 22 soldiers injured and 14 arrests in Londonderry. eight soldiers injured in Belfast. disturbances in Armagh follow Devlin's jail arrival. Police deploy tear gas. crowds protest at Home Office in London.
Poplar Creek Community Recreational Organization votes to build a playground using $500 from the Community Action program. Committee members Alia McKiddy Lloyd Fulton Drew Broyles and Parisetta McKiddy to consult an attorney on a nonprofit charter. Brenda Partin to price equipment and report next meeting. Donations sought for support.
Clear and cooler tonight with lows 53 to 59. Sunny and pleasant Sunday with highs 80 to 86. Outlook for Monday calls for sunny and warmer conditions.
The family of Melda Petrey Wilder and the late Andy M Wilder plan a reunion on Saturday July 4 at Levi Jackson State Park inviting relatives and friends to gather for the event.
A Cambodian military spokesman in Saigon announced the completion of a June 24 operation pulling out troops and refugees from Labansiek and Ba Kheo in Ratanakiri Province. About 5,000 South Vietnamese troops and Cambodian fighters moved refugees via Highway 19 to Pleiku and Camp Enar, leaving northeastern provinces to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces.
Antiwar groups flooding the draft with paperwork disrupts the Selective Service System. Local boards are told to ignore nonregistrant letters and use postcard replies to log receipt or filing while still answering legitimate questions in the ordinary manner.
Kentucky activists Alan and Margaret McSurely convicted of contempt for defying a congressional subpoena vow to appeal. They described efforts to tell their story about a 1969 Nashville riot probe, a home raid, and alleged harassment, with sentencing set after a pre sentence report.
Corbin's Citizen of the Year nominations end July 6 says Executive Secretary Roy Houser of the Chamber of Commerce. Submit names to the Chamber by the deadline. A vacation Bible school starts at Oak Grove Baptist Church Monday at 5 30 p m.
At the AVMA convention in Las Vegas Dr. Boris Levinson urged welfare agencies to fund pets for families and outlaw pet bans in rentals. He said pets provide crucial mental hygiene for distressed children and the elderly, noting ten million U.S. children show behavioral aberrations. The Lions Club installation follows at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Holiday Inn with Circuit Judge Pleas Jones installing officers.
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