Dallas and suburbs seek disaster aid after historic storm
Dallas and surrounding areas urge federal disaster relief as heavy rains flood the city. At least seven deaths are reported with widespread damage and thousands evacuated. Officials brace for multi million dollar losses as residents count damaged homes and businesses. Local leaders coordinate with the Small Business Administration and county commissioners on recovery plans.
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Inexpensive Switch May Stop Bucking Gemini Flight
Houston reports a new inexpensive switch may stop bucking in future Gemini missions. The issue involved a central jet thruster sticking and causing erratic craft rotation. The switch installation on Gemini 9 aims to control electrical flow to thrusters and prevent upstream downstream faults.
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Pacific Ocean
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Thomas Stafford
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Cermman
Hospital Notes Appalaughtan Regional Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Appalaughtan Regional Hospital lists visiting hours from 1 am to 8 pm. Dismissals include a long list of patient names and cities such as John Billingsley City Marie Getsi Burdie Sir Vickie Lee Jones Minnie Keller Ci Ruby Hunley Herbert Sheffoyg Ulavrogue Carel Storm Bernard Roberts R cy Banks Baker Beto Leona Divine City Opal Lawyer City Barbard T. Douglas Lezan Evelyn Martin City Willie Colenxan Lovene Williams Joe Suffridge Cin Ariade Simpaui City Henry A Beker Tazewell la Hunley City Debra Storm City Lou Brooks City Irene Whitmore City Betty Low Huddieston Clair field Admissions Douglas R. Wright Cumberland Gap Thomas Partin Jerico Dell Storm City Thomas Durha Dal Willam Meirencnmb Living Tony Jess Thivis Iroca Taylor Pepey Low King City Willard Partin City Pilly Joe Eastridge Donald E Frandell Thelma Ruth Morgan Pearl H. Fields Annville Kx Elmer Bullins Kettle Island Births Willay Thomas boy City Mra. Charles Epperson girl City Mrs. M. FE. Combs hiy Frankfort
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Appalaughtan Regional Hospital
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Billingsley
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Burdie
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Minnie Keller
Ruby Hunley
Herbert Sheffoyg
Ulavrogue
Carel Storm
Bernard Roberts
Cy Banks Baker
Beto Leona Divine
City
Opal
Barbard T. Douglas
Lezan Evelyn Martin
Willie Colenxan
Lovene Williams
Joe Suffridge
Cin
Ariade Simpaui
Henry A. Beker
Douglas R. Wright
Cumberland Gap
Thomas Partin
Jerico Dell Storm
Thomas Durha Dal Willam
Meirencnmb
Tony Jess Thivis
Iroca Taylor
Pepey Low King
Willard Partin
Joe Eastridge
Donald E
Frandell Thelma Ruth Morgan
Pearl H. Fields
Annville
Elmer Bullins
Kettle Island
Willay Thomas
Charles Epperson
M. FE. Combs
Hiy
Frankfort
Hospital Visiting Hours Notice
Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic announce visiting hours 1 2 and 7 8 Als. Howard Branscorm John H H Chesney Gily Jerome Carr Vert Boss Collins Thomas Edwards Tazewell Join Heil Mrs Louis Kallas Lula Overton Speedwell Draymond Taylor Martha Vaughn Lloyd Berry Rose Hill Fare Matlock Jonesville Mrs Neal Turner Pitase Be considerate of patients when visiting hospitals. Patients rest and quiet. Respect No Visitors there are many to about terest and affection such as flowers cards or fruit do not interfere with hospital routine allluding in hallways or deprivi relatives of patients waiting roan
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Gily
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Vert Bosse Collins
Thomas Edwards
Tazewell
Heil
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Lula Overton
Speedwell
Draymond Taylor
Martha Vaughn
Ciy
Lloyd Berry
Rose Hill
President Nominates Reappointment for U.S. Court Judge
President Johnson announced on Thursday the reappointment of former Rhode Island Lt. Gov. Robert Emmett Cin as chief judge of the U.S. Court of Military Appeals, a position he has held since 1937.
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Classified Newspaper Statement of Rights and Rates
Public notice of the Daily News full leased wires and United Press International rights. Addresses distribution area includes Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties. Rates listed for carrier and mail delivery inside and outside the area with annual and monthly pricing.
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World of Jacques Yves Cousteau TV review
A TV review critiques a National Geographic Society documentary about Jacques Yves Cousteau and ocean seafloor experiments. The piece praises the photography as spookily beautiful but condemns the hour for focusing on technique over excitement, noting Arson Welles’ flat narration and the overall pedestrian handling. It contrasts ABC’s approach as more professional and argues the program failed to ignite viewer interest despite its ambitious ideas.
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Draft revisions sought to limit service by one son per family
Wy ASE SINCETON ane Ren Ci Fherly 7 pln Wot lanes fants especially from amerite croups hear the brunt of the draft. A letter to Solicitee Sachee Director Tt Gent Lewis B Hershey Thursday argues a policy to allow only one son per family to serve. He says the motion should honor large families due to national security concerns. Garey Ih is described as the "father of 0."
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Silectiee Sachee
Lewis
Hershey
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Garey Ih
Obituary notices for Cheek Huff and other locals
Obituaries list Mrs Ollie Marie Cheek of Ewing Va died at home April 28 with survivors including husband and eight children. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. Chadwell Station Baptist Church. P M Huff aged 74 died April 27 at Rose Hill. Survived by wife Lucy and five grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 p.m. Bull’s Chapel Church. Also brief note from Washington on ambassador Lodge and plan to resume congressional trips to South Vietnam after Ramadan overview.
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Rose Hill
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Willoughby
E. E Rose
Vison
Washington
UPI
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Saigon
John E. Mass
D-Calif
House
Lodge
Flesa
South Viet Nam
Supreme Court Asked To Rule on Libel Case
The Supreme Court was urged to overturn the 1963 libel conviction of former Oberlin student Steve Ashton. The case centers on a microfilmed pamphlet titled Notes on a Mourain Strikes published in 1963 amid tensions in Hazard Kentucky. Ashton's attorney argued Kentucky libel law is unconstitutional for punishing speech without a clear threat to public safety. The state contends the statements about police officials were inaccurate but actionable. Ashton was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 3.00.
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Open House Set at Gray by Cumberland Electric Coop
Corbin Cumberland Valley Rural Electric Cooperative Corp will hold open house Sunday at Gray one mile east of here. The public is invited to attend a short ceremony beginning at 3 200 p.m. Congressman Tim Lee Carter will be the featured speaker.
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Here
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