Israeli Jets Hit Port Suez Areas Amid Tension
Israeli jets attacked targets near Port Suez for the fourth time in five days as Dayan said the raids force Egypt to guard positions and tie up troops. Cairo radio reported Egyptian raids and a failed Israeli strike near Ras Za'farana. Dayan warned the front would remain vulnerable without shifts of troops. Prime Minister Meir said Arab leaders risk another defeat if war resumes. U Thant urged U.S. France Britain and the USSR to pursue a cease of open warfare. The piece notes Malta Judaisation claims and ongoing Jewish emigration.
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U Thant
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Britain
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Middle East
Washington Directs South Vietnam Bombing Raids
Bombing raids over South Vietnam resume under direct U S control after a 36 hour pause ordered by President Nixon. B52s hit targets near Saigon the Cambodian border and Da Nang as casualties from rocket and mortar attacks rise. An American helicopter crash near Qui Nhon leaves four U S crewmen three Korean officers and a Viet Cong defector dead.
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Black Militant Leader Williams Faces Extradition Battle
Robert Williams, head of the Republic of New Africa, flown to Detroit on a government arranged TWA flight after exile abroad. He faces extradition to North Carolina on a 1961 kidnapping charge and vows to urge resistance if surrendered. He was freed on $11,000 bonds after court appearances and has lived in Cuba, China, and Tanganyika.
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Weekend warmth continues with sunny highs near eighty five
A weather note reports fair and warmer conditions through Sunday with low temperatures around fifty to fifty five. Sunday highs reach eighty to eighty five, followed by Monday partly cloudy and warm.
Southeastern Regional W M U Meeting in London
The annual meeting of the Southeastern Regional W M U will be held at the First Baptist Church in London on Thursday September 18 at 9 45 a m. Speakers include Mrs J S Woodward state president Mrs George R Ferguson executive secretary Miss Anna Mary Hack Sunbeam director and Mrs Wiley Faw missionary to Nigeria. Lunch will be served and a nursery will be provided.
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Nigeria
Theatre Schedule at the Hippodrome
Theatre schedule lists Killing of Sister George showings at 1:20, 4:10, 6:50 and 9:30 from Wednesday September 10 through Tuesday September 16 at the Hippodrome.
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Corbin Board Approves Supplies and New Teacher
The Corbin Board of Education approved purchases including six television sets from General Electric Supply Co at 105 dollars each and six semi circular tables with 48 chairs for elementary schools. They will solicit bids on about 64 lockers at the high school. Enrollment rose to 1,603 with 1,156 in vocational studies. staff added Darlene McBurney to second grade at East Corbin.
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Louisville
Raymond Herndon
Corbin
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South Ward
Central
Darlene McBurney
East Corbin
Reds hold firm at Paris peace talks after Ho Chi Minh death
North Vietnam maintained its hard line demanding U S withdrawal and a coalition government. U S Ambassador Lodge challenged Hanoi to allow prison camp inspections and to follow the Geneva convention. He cited prisoners’ accounts of solitary confinement and mistreatment. He also linked recent terrorist acts to Hanoi as a response to Ho Chi Minh’s death.
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Mail Elections ASC Nominees Announced
Nominees listed by ASC include A Charles H Baird Arthur C Levitt Ova L Manning Rube J Manning Jacky L Smith Arnold Taylor in group A George Cart Noble Faulkner Frank Lawson Perry Lawson Henry L Siler Harrison Smith in group B Co Z T Bunch Oscar Hickey Opal Lay Ida Mayne Clyde Meadors Oscar White in group C Everett Gibbs Verna Hensley Ova Leforce Bertha in group D
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Charles H. Baird
Arthur C. Levitt
Ova L. Manning
Rube J. Manning
Jacky L. Smith
Arnold Taylor
George Cart
Noble Faulkner
Frank Lawson
Perry Lawson
Henry L. Siler
Harrison Smith
Z. T. Bunch
Oscar Hickey
Opal Lay
Ida Mayne
Clyde Meadors
Oscar White
D — Everett Gibbs
Verna Hensley
Ova Leforce
Bertha
Corbin High Announces Grid Tickets and ASC Elections
Reserved season tickets for Corbin’s home football games are available at the high school principal Louie Martin’s office. First home game is Friday versus Middlesboro. Local lists name candidates and assign roles for ASC community committee elections with chair, vice chair, regular member, and alternates to be chosen by vote. The top vote getters become chair and vice chair, followed by other positions, with delegates to the county convention appointed to fill vacancies on the Whitley County ASC.
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Corbin
Louie Martin
Martin
Middlesboro
ASC
Whitley County
You Can Vote For Just One In Mayor's Race
Voters in Corbin face a three candidate mayoral race with the rule to cast a single vote. Ballots showing two selections will be void. The two highest vote getters advance to the November ballot.
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Corbin
Mobile X Ray Unit to Visit Corbin Health Center Tuesday
The Mobile X-Ray Unit donated by the Kentucky FFA Association arrives at Corbin Health Center on Kentucky Street Tuesday September 16 from 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 3 pm. Tuberculosis x rays are free for all over 18 and under 18 with prior positive tuberculin or physician referral. Since 1941 over 3 million Kentuckians have been x rayed reducing TB death rates significantly.
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Corbin Health Center
State Health Department
Kentucky Flks Association
Kentucky Street
Kentucky Fairs Association
White Will Teach Sunday School Lesson
Ed White of the First Baptist Church of Corbin will present the Sunday School lesson on WCTT this Sunday. It was broadcast at 8:45 a.m.
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First Baptist Church of
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