Nixon Talks With War Protests At Lincoln Memorial
President Nixon met about eight youths at dawn and spoke without cameras about peace, life meaning, and environmental worries. He recalled college days at Duke, echoed concern over black white separation, and urged meaningful dialogue and warmth in cities.
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Fifth Annual Falls Pageant Set for Saturday
Miss Kentucky Louisa Flock will crown the new Miss Cumberland Falls Pageant queen succeeding Paulette Jones who last year represented the area. Contestants include Marcella Mountjoy Brenda Gail Clark Sherry N Cash Cynthia J Campbell Deborah McNeil Shirley J Meadors Patricia L Hammons Louise Bargo Velena White Carcille Carlottis and Veda A Cobb. The Bill Allison Band provides the overture and intermission music with Loren Hooker of WCTT as emcee.
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Corbin Man Charged With Beer Sale Attempt in City Standoff
Manning Allen pleaded guilty to license violation and posted bond on a beer in possession for sale charge after an arrest in the 400 block of South Main Street. City Judge Lawrence Henders light fined Don Wilson 104.50 for DUI with six month license suspension. Separate arrests followed for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a Meadow Lane open air party crash.
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Little League Directors Meet Tuesday in Edwards Gym
The Corbin Little League Board of Directors calls a reorganization meeting for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Corbin High School Edwards Gymnasium. Directors coaches assistants and anyone interested in Little League and Peanut League programs are invited including parents of current and prospective players.
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Park Hill Holiness Church to hold memorial for Rev Talby Stewart
The Park Hill Holiness Church will host a memorial service for the Rev. Talby Stewart at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 17, with services announced for the local community.
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Corbin Native Named Assistant Vice-President at Local Bank
Walter F. Smith, a Corbin native and Lily High School alumnus, was named assistant vice-president of Corbin Deposit Bank & Trust Co. He is married to Rita Stanifer and they have two children. Previously in consumer finance, he chaired the Red Cross Water Safety Program in Clark County and plans to relocate his family to Corbin as members of the Baptist church.
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Weekend Heat Builds With Humidity Rising
The forecast calls for increasing humidity through Sunday with fair skies tonight. Showers and thundershowers are possible Sunday and Sunday night. Highs Sunday expected 80 to 86, lows tonight 62 to 66. Monday looks warm with more showers and thundershowers.
Peace march draws thousands in Washington over Vietnam
Tens of thousands of young protesters gathered near the White House and Ellipse to oppose U S policy in Southeast Asia. President Nixon voiced support for peace and agreed to meet leaders if possible. The New Mobe planned a militant yet peaceful event with 5600 troops on call and police cordon plans.
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Revival to Open at Poplar Grove Baptist Church
The Poplar Grove Baptist Church begins a revival Monday at 7 30 p m with evangelist Rev Don Foster of DeLeon Springs Florida delivering the messages.
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Ford declares candidacy for Kentucky governor in 1971
Lt. Gov. Wendell Ford announces Democratic bid for governor in 1971 in Louisville. He vows to file and run hard while criticizing Gov. Louie B. Nunn and the administration and alluding to possible rival Bert Combs. He will release a detailed plank later.
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