Tennessee Democrats Settle Kefauver Taylor Fight Thursday
Tennessee Democrats vote Thursday to settle the Kefauver Taylor Senate primary with Kefauver seeking a third term and Taylor facing off in a bitter race. The ballot includes nine Congress seats and state issues, with Shelby County a key battleground.
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Six Killed as Three Cars Wreck on Penn Turnpike
A Sunday Penn Turnpike crash near Lebanon, Pennsylvania left six dead and two injured, with five members of a Cincinnati family among the victims. The eastbound sedan driven by David T. Sweeney crossed the median, hitting Kenneth Felton and a second station wagon driven by Howard A. Johnson. Police noted no clear cause for Sweeney’s drift, and the wreck set a record for turnpike fatalities. The surviving Feltons included Gary in critical condition. Larry, injured but stable. Shirley Felton and Leroy Felton, both among the deceased, plus Johnson’s wife Wilma and two daughters were treated or released.
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Kentuckians suffer seven weekend highway deaths in deadly stretch
United Press International reports seven people died in Kentucky weekend traffic crashes, raising the year’s first months toll. Victims include C Sexton 28 of Tollesboro and Carolyn Elizabeth Mains 25 of Maysville killed when Sexton’s car left the road near Maysville. Others died near Barbourville Georgetown Owensboro and Lexington, with a five year old boy among the injured victim list. Only one incident was a multiple death.
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Bridge Crash Kills Five Migrant Workers in New York
Five migrant farm workers died when their 1957 auto slammed into a Route 174 bridge abutment near Muddletown New York. A sixth person was seriously injured in the crash. The dead were tentatively identified as Nathan Cathwell 27 Elba Alabama Jesse Toward 24 Lake Wales Florida Wilbur Diamond 1 Lake Wales Florida William Thomas Jirrton 18 Mariana Florida. The injured survivor was Lester Lewis Sampson 23 Lake Wales Florida. The tape rear read God Bless This Car and Goodbye Cruel World.
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Kentucky Education Leaders to Speak at Southern Region Conference
BALTIMORE UPI reports Kentucky figures William J. McGlothlin of the University of Lantiville and Br. JIlom Willard of the University of Kentucky Medical Center will join a panel on Planning the Future of Medical Education during the ninth annual Southern Regional Education Board conference. At the University of Kentucky Experiment Station, Agronomy Dept will hold its annual field day at the station farm on August 12 highlighting Watucky Dr. research. HIGAMOND UPI notes Policy Court hearings set for two men arrested on alcohol charges. Joe Parks and Willie Milley released on 100 bond as investigations continue into liquor, wine, and beer at Parks’ home.
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Man Contemplates Suicide Then Rescued From Bay
In San Mateo California a man, Carrasco, 37, faced a grim choice between death by suicide or staying alive. He wrote a note to his wife about domestic problems and drank, then jumped from a San Mateo Hayward bridge into San Francisco Bay. A passerby and a doll taker pulled him from the chilly water about ten feet from the bridge. He was saved after he hoisted himself onto the bridge.
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Kennedy and Stevenson discuss future roles in Kennedy administration
Kennedy indicated he would speak for Stevenson as a possible advocate in the West and East and perhaps elsewhere. Stevenson said they did not discuss his role and Kennedy stressed he had made no commitments regarding secretary of state or ambassador to the United Nations. They mainly talked about foreign policy, the great issue of our time.
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Consulate to Embassy Upgrade Aids Ivory Coast Neighbors
The American Consulate at Abidjan will become an embassy, with Tani to represent the United States to four neighboring republics Dahomey Niger Upper Delta and Ivory Coast the State Department announced Sunday night.
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Mboya Suffers Concussion After Auto Crash
Nairobi reports former Kenyan nationalist leader Tom Mboya suffered a mild concussion after a car accident. A hospital spokesperson said there were no broken bones or skull fracture, and there were no immediate complications. Police and medical staff are assessing the incident and monitoring his condition.
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Southeast Airlines ends flights after 200 idle employees
Southeast Airlines halted operations in Tennessee with 240 employees set for layoffs after Sunday night. Gov. Ellington and Sen. Kefauver pressured a CAB reconsideration of route rulings while the carrier, serving TriCities, Knox, and nearby cities, cited ongoing losses near $2,000,000 and the need for federal subsidy.
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Obituaries of Mrs Elizabeth R Lee Mrs Frazer and Janet Walker
Funeral services were held for Mrs Elizabeth R Lee at First Presbyterian with Rev Ben Rice officiating. Burial followed at Middleslare Cemetery. Mrs Lee, 21 Arthur Heights Med Thursday after long illness. Funeral home Fulton in charge. Frazer of 104 Manchester Avenue died Thursday age 67 of heart attack. Services held at First Baptist Church with Dr James Coates. Burial at Middlesboro Cemetery. Janet Walker, 36 Milam Fa, received services at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church with Rev Jessie Burl officiating. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Fulton Funeral Home in charge.
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Johnson speaks to 10000 at Nashville rally in Democratic crowd
Crowd of about 10,000 cheered Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at a Democratic rally in Nashville. Johnson urged unity and attacked the Republicans as sectional while noting his running mate Senator John Kennedy’s appeal to all people. Five Southern governors stood with him on stage: Hodges, Collins, Patterson, Combs, and Ellington.
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Tennessee
Squire Named From Daviess County Leaders Elected
Somerset notices Richard Gaw of Daviess County Owensboro elected president of the Kentucky Magistrate and County Commissioners Association at a weekend meeting. He moves from first vice presidency. other officers include Elbert Botkins Fiat Lick first vice president C S Welsh Sturgis second vice president George Steinford Covington third vice president Virgil Walker King Green secretary.
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Typhoon Subley Leaves 10,800 People Stranded
Reported near Surkhay, the typhoon Subley endangered about 10,800 residents including Americans. Rescue crews say the storm eased but rain and damage linger as Sunday efforts continue to provide aid and restore order amid the danger.
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Electras Returned for Major Bug Fixes at Lockheed Plant
Lockheed will fly all 134 Electra aircraft back to the factory to fix a fault blamed for two fatal crashes. Modifications at Lockheed’s Burbank plant aim to produce a stronger Electra with structural changes and are estimated to cost about 25 million dollars. The first improved plane should undergo FAA tests by November 1, with all aircraft repaired by mid next year.
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Rioting erupts in Korea after election vote
Riots broke out in several areas of South Central Korea as results favored the Liberal Democratic Party in the new National Assembly. Police reported injuries as demonstrations surged in Seoul for the first time since the April revolution. Army troops were deployed to restore order.
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Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes lists admissions and dismissals for Middlesboro area facilities, with names of patients and relatives, plus a birth report and a separate item on illegitimate births. Included are visitors listed for the Middlesboro Memorial Hospital and various patients from towns like Tazewell Morristown and Pineville.
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Charlitte Ann Simpson
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Lila Jones
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Walter Jackson
Morristown
W. M. Miller
Calloway
Wm. R. Chancellor
Ida England
Richard Lounsbury
Young Hoods Attack Dominican Embassy Amid Refugee Bid
In Ciudad Trujillo, a group of political refugees barricaded the Mexican Embassy after a raid on the building. Teenage assailants clashed with inside guards as diplomats from Mexico and the United States discussed security. An embassy secretary was lightly wounded as tensions rose and calls grew for Latin embassies to withdraw Dominican police guards.
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Amiable Young Negro Flogged by White Men in Marpersville
In Marpersville a popular Black clerk, Jones, was abducted and flogged by six white men after an incident over a gasoline credit card. Police Chief Rogers suspects nonlocal suspects and vows arrests. Jones, hospitalized briefly, plans to leave the town for relatives in the North.
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Revision meeting at University of Louisville on constitution changes
A constitutional revision meeting to study idle revision of the 1891 Kentucky Constitution will be held Wednesday at the University of Louisville. Former Appellate Judge Parker W. Duncan of Bowling Green, chair of the revision committee, will open. Afternoon talks cover why revisions matter to industry, labor, education, business, agriculture, youth, and state growth with speakers including Ben Fowler, Mrs. W. S. Frazier, Ed P. Jackson, Archibald Cochran, and Bert T. Combs among others.
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Beads Anpa Names Stanton Smith New ANPA General Manager
Stanton Smith, 41, assumes office today as general manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He succeeds Cranston Williams, who retires after 41 years in the post.
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GOP to Win Says Baker in Blount County Rally
Rep. Howard Baker predicted that Nixon and Lodge could carry Tennessee in November as Conservative Democrats join Republicans to sweep the state. He urged that national security come first and praised Eisenhower guidance, contrasting Democratic promises with a claimed Republican record of peace and fiscal stability.
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