Scott Signals GOP Split Over Nixon Voting Rights Plan
Senator Hugh Scott warned of a revolt by liberal Republicans in reaction to Nixon’s voting rights proposal and desegregation policy changes. He backs a five year extension of the 1965 Voting Rights Act or supporting the Nixon bill as a separate measure, while Dirksen plans to introduce the administration bill.
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Weather outlook and temperatures for weekend
Party cloudy hot and humid conditions continue through Sunday with a slight chance of an isolated thunder shower. Highs 90 to 96, lows 71 to 76. Monday brings increasing cloudiness with a chance of a thunder shower.
Nixon taps compromise candidate for U S health post
A briefing named Dr. Houston Knowles and others as under consideration for a HEW assistant post. Nixon planned a Pacific moon voyage after Apollo 11 splashdown and potential Far East tours. He spent a night at Bedford Hills after Seaway ceremonies and dental work in New York.
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Readers Digest
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Whitley Tour Of No Till Corn Set Wednesday
A tour of no till cornfields in Whitley county is set for Wednesday July 2. Area Extension Agent Manuel Arnett lists three visits at Homer B. Davis Bart Davis farm Clio at 10 30 A M Robby Chesnut farm Red bird at 1 00 P M and T S Carnett farm Jellico Crack at 2 15 P M. The event notes no tillage as a promising practice but cautions it does not solve all corn production problems.
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Manuel Arnett
Homer B. Davis
Bart Davis
Howard Sutton
Clio
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Lee Croley
Redbird
T. S. Carnett
Jellico Crack
Dr. Ballou Farm
Arnett
Family Reunion Planned July 5
The Helton and Hoskins reunion for relatives and friends of the late Fred Helton and Nannie Hoskins Helton will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday July 5 at Levi Jackson clubhouse. Dinner at 1 p.m. Bring a vegetable dish. Meat bread drinks and table service provided. For more information call 528-6847 or 528-5465.
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Helton and Hoskins
Fred Helton
Nannie Hoskins Helton
Levi Jackson
Fresh Vietnamese Troops Sweep Ben Het To Ease Siege
Around the besieged Ben Het Special Forces camp 1500 fresh South Vietnamese troops launch sweeps to ease pressure. Viet Cong threaten the camp as U.S. air and artillery strikes intensify with B52 bombers and fighter-bombers pounding bunkers while 900 tons of explosives aimed at cutting off Laos reinforcements.
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Ben Het
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Dien Bien Phu
Monkey Becomes Longest Flight Primate Launch at Cape Kennedy
Benny the 3 year old Thai monkey will orbit Earth for 30 days in a Delta rocket as part of early space study. The mission tests memory during weightlessness with brain and heart implants sending data to Earth. A separate Apollo 11 rehearsal continues with Armstrong Aldrin and Collins preparing for mock blastoff.
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Four Guardsmen Die in Vietnam Attack Bardstown Mourns
Bardstown Kentucky mourns four National Guard members killed in a base attack in Vietnam. Spec 4 David B. Collins 24 Spec 4 Ronald E. Simpson 22 S Sgt James T Moore 25 Bardstown and Spec 4 Joseph R McIlvoy 23 Willisburg brothers in arms on active duty since May 1968. Memorial service planned through Nelson County culminating July 4.
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Willisburg
Washington County
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Gus Wilson
Nelson County
Kentucky
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Sutherland
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Moore
138Th
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Elizabethtown
Carrollton
U.S. District Court
Austin
Tex
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New Orleans
Corbin Youth Injured in Mini-Bike Collision
A 12 year old Corbin youth was injured at noon Saturday when his mini bike collided with a car at Fifth and Walnut streets. Gary Martin son of Mr and Mrs Lacy Martin was treated for a broken leg and admitted to the local hospital. Mrs Bob Derrick was the driver of the automobile. Details of the crash were not determined at presstime.
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Ronald Simpson
Corbin
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Gary Martin
Mary Lacy Martin
Padgett Srs
Bob Derrick
Thompson Named Service Officer for Disabled American Veterans
Jasper C. Thompson replaces Carl Stanifer as Service Officer for the Disabled American Veterans Post 2 Corbin. He assists Ralph Brewer in Williamsburg and can be reached at 528-5038.
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Jasper C. Thompson
Barbourville Sr
Carl Stanifer
Camp Services Start Tuesday At Full Gospel Free Church
The Full Gospel Free Church of God off 25W, five miles west of Corbin, opens its annual camp meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday led by Rev D O Brown as general overseer Po estur
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Full Gospel Free Church of God
Corbin
D. O. Brown
Trumans mark 50 years together at Independence anniversary
Former President Harry S. Truman and his wife Bess celebrate their golden wedding in Independence Missouri after meeting in childhood. They wed June 28 1919 in Trinity Episcopal Church and led a simple private celebration with family.
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Grandview
Joseph Noland
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Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Mary Jane Truman
Guilty Plea on Four Counts in Whitley Court
Corbin man Pilly Ray Brown pleaded guilty to four charges before Police Judge Lawrence Henderlight. He previously faced license suspension for excessive racing and now may face Whitley County grand jury indictments for destruction of public property and attempted jail break. He was fined 353 dollars and sentenced to 12 days in jail with license revocation.
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Corbin
Lawrence Henderlight
Whitley County
Pilly Ray Brown
Brown
Grand Jury
Wood Products Awarded Pact In Corbin Plant
A Corbin plant, Wood Products, Inc., won a $113,575 contract to produce 7,700 wood pallets. The telegram from Congressman Tim Lee Carter notes delivery within five months after pre-production sample approval.
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Corbin
Tim Lee Carter
Wood Products, Inc. Corbin
Rocket Launch On ETV Channel
Corbin High School physics class will show a rocket launch it conducted recently. The program airs Sunday at 8 30 p m on the Educational TV channel 12.
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Corbin High School
Theatre Schedule at Hippodrome Late June
The Hippodrome lists a theatre schedule from Wednesday June 25 through Tuesday July with Candy showings at 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 and 9:30.
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