08 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
1
Lee County officials report 50 rabies cases since January with about 20 people required to take shots after animal handling. The outbreak spreads along creek banks in the western area. quarantines limit further spread. Species include 335 gray foxes, four red foxes, eight otters, a bobcat, and several domestic animals.
The term bank holiday in Great Britain corresponds to the legal holiday concept used in the United States. This explains how a government or financial institutions observe a holiday with a formal designation and public time off.
Dr Ralph W Loew argues that the empty cross offers hope in a time of cynicism and spiritual emptiness. He reflects on affluence versus impoverishment and the choice to embrace love, obedience, and the God Yes over a world that says No.
Vincenzo Martinez and Francesco Garafale are cited as associates amid Orlando's release from custody. He recalls 335 pounds lost, limited contact with his wife and attorneys, and a deportation order binding him to stay out of Italy. Three Palermo officials presented the document, claiming his dangerous influence. Orlando vows to pursue appeal to clear his name and warns others against relying on U.S. citizenship as immunity.
William Ralph Sizemore of M7 Coachwood Road City died suddenly in Marlon Indiana on April 7 1966 at 9 30 p m. He is the son of Mrs Evelyn Sizemore of 117 Coachwood Road City. Cusitod Funeral Home handling arrangements. Charles Hobert Johnson 67 of Cumberland Gap Tennessee died at Appalachian Hospital. Survived by wife Mrs C H Johnson and several relatives. Funeral services set for 11 a m Saturday at Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Body will lie in state before service and family receives friends tonight. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado is the highest bridge above water at 853 feet above the Arkansas River.
Christians around the world marked Good Friday with morning watches and noon services reflecting on Jesus Christ’s crucifixion. Holy Week Maundy Thursday observances, Catholic Mass restrictions, and widespread partial closures of businesses and plants were reported. several named individuals and institutions are mentioned in connection with events during Holy Week.
Visiting hours set at 11 am until 11 pm. Dismissals include Clifford Brown Haskel Daniel John Ball Blanche Photps Andy Proffitt Elvie Powers Kenneth Wilson Richard Matfietd Doshie Hirsh and others. Admissions include Ruby Short Martha Renoa Viola Crieger Clyde Garland Richard Latfield Millard Martin John Hayes Bradiey iider. Births report Mrs Edward Morrison Loy. City residents listed for dismissals and admissions.
Admissions and visiting hours announced for Middlesboro Hospital. Names include DISA Jack Marsee Kay Ely Morelock City Larry L Bolton Aleso Gordon James Brooks Gilson Station James C Shackleford and Ladie Harris City.
The entry notes that Thomas A. Edison in 1872 produced the first electrically operated typewriter using a printing wheel, a design that evolved into the ticker tape printer later known from the Fancyclopaedia Britannica.
Decisive battle Poltava marks a turning point as Peter the Great’s Russian army defeats Sweden. The victory ends Swedish dominance and signals rising Russian influence in European civilization.
Kentucky Commerce Commissioner Katherine Peden will be featured at the Harlan County Chamber of Commerce banquet on April 15 at the Lewellen Hotel. Tickets may be purchased for 50 cents for F130. Middlesboro citizens can contact local chamber officials at the Coal Mouse to reserve seating for the Wednesday meeting.
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