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Newspaper
Corbin Sunday Times
Location
Corbin, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
7
Renowned balladeer, after 1930s travels, writes music and poetry at his farm. He lectures to college students, pursues autobiography and a Miss Ulmann biography, and carves oak doors for an Episcopal mission in Clark County. The word PAX is carved atop one door as a lifelong aim.
Diplomatic sources in Phnom Penh indicate Cambodia may concede about half its territory to North Vietnamese control to save the central region and the capital. North Vietnamese advances include control of five provincial capitals and two contested provinces, with fighting around Kompong Cham and Kompong Trach. In South Vietnam, U S forces report 34 enemy fatalities near Kompong Cham and Kompong Trach, and 23 American wounded in helicopter battles with several aircraft losses.
Israeli military officials reported a lull in fighting after Arab forces fired rockets at Beit Shean near the border. The Tel Aviv command said there were no casualties and no damage from the incident.
The Lions Club installs at the Holiday Inn Monday at 6 30 PM for a ladies night. Wednesday noon the CWF First Christian Church holds luncheon and meeting hosted by Circle 3. Thursday 6 30 PM Missionary Guild picnic at Mrs James A Distad home. 7 PM The Purpose Choir hosts a swimming party at the City Pool and all circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meet at 7 PM with the Wesleyan Service Guild joining at 7 30 PM Circle 1 and 2 hostesses Circle 2 handles the program. Meeting times changed. The note adds a line about The Man Without a Country as fictional.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said the United States would extend air operations in Cambodia after troop withdrawal to hit enemy supply lines with possible side effects for ground troops. He noted air support could return if Cambodian forces needed it, aligning with Senate moves reaffirming Congress war powers and the Javits amendment.
E F E Gabbard 74 of Eighth Street died Friday in Lexington. Survived by wife Mary and children August Ernest Jack James plus six more, plus six brothers and a sister. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday at O'Neil Funeral Home Chapel with Rev C M Dudley. burial Pine Hill Cemetery. friends after 5 p.m. today.
Miss Devlins bid to appeal her conviction was denied in Belfast as Lord McDermott ruled incitement to riot and riotous behavior clearly proved. The Catholic minority sought equal rights in jobs, voting, and chans ing, while Cooper urged blaming ordinary Protestants for civil rights clashes.
The McSurelys were found guilty of contempt for alleged destruction or withholding of documents. Mrs McSurely, then Pearson’s secretary, faced testimony about rivalries and purported militant literature found at their home. Defense labeled Pearson and McClellan as bitter enemies.
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