I Don’t Want to Get Bitter Says Dodd
In an interview with United Press International Sen Thomas J Dodd reflects on life after the Senate censured him for diverting funds. He says he does not want to become bitter or shrink his soul, plans a memoir, and notes ongoing investigations by IRS and Justice Department while continuing public work and contemplating elections.
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Senate
Thomas J Dodd
UPS
Steven Gerstel Washington
Sen
Thomas d. Dodd
Viller
Han
MPI
Dodd
Columhas
Drew Pearson
Jack
Wu Anderson
Kledge
Connecticut
Castro Communists Plan Racial Unrest in Americas
National in Salid Americas prepares for a nine day meeting in Havana under OLAS. Stokely Carmichael attends with Fidel Castro and other Communist leaders to discuss revolution in the United States and national liberation for American Negroes amid rising urban violence.
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Castro
Matthew T. Kenny
Salid Americas
Miami
Stokely Carmichael
U.S
Americas
United States
Fidel Castro
OLAS
Havana
De Gaulle To Explain Canada Trip
Paris France President Charles de Gaulle plans a cabinet session to explain a recent Canadian dispute. He will reportedly blame Canada for the diplomatic fracas after shouting Long live Free Quebec during a Montreal visit.
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de Gaulle
Canada
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Canad
Quebec
Montreal
Ottawa
Knox County EOC Seeks Bids for Group Term Insurance
The Knox County Economic Opportunity Council invites bids for group term life insurance covering employees. Coverage equals $1,000 per each $1,000 of annual salary. Bids due by August 21, 1967. For employee lists, call or write Cumberland Valley Area Office Liberty and High Streets Barbourville KY 546-2104. Contacts R A Williams and James E Tye.
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Knox County Economic Opportunity Council, Inc
Cumberland Valley
Liberty and
High Streets
Barbourville
Kentucky
R. A. Willams
James E. Tye
Simpler Tuberculin Test Guidance for Children Health
A reader asks about annual tuberculin testing for children and the simpler patch and skin tests. Doctors stress that a positive result may not indicate active disease, emphasize chest X rays for positives, and advise general prevention and outdoor activity. vaccines for diphtheria tetanus smallpox and polio are discussed with remarks on past vaccine concerns and current Sabin and Rabin vaccine safety.
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California
Rebuilding Effort Underway After Detroit Riots
Detroit authorities moved to repair the damage after a week of racial violence. Gov. Rumney blamed long standing tensions and poverty, calling for readiness for normal activity. Mayor Cavanagh urged a federal riot police presence, as 40 died, 1,500 injured, 5,000 homeless, and damage neared 500 million dollars. Army paratroopers left riot zones but 7,000 National Guardsmen remained on duty. curfew kept in effect with investigations into three teen deaths.
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William B. Mieri
Detroit
UPI
George Rumney
Hell
Michigan
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Maj
Congress
U.S
Army
Johnson
Ernest Roquemore
Romney
United States
Wogan
AQ Am
Detroit Free Press
The
Free Press
Employee Cited for Two Decades at Woolworth's
An AF W. Woolworth Co. employee was cited yesterday for twenty years of service and received eight shares of stock. Rathio Browning, a longtime staffer who has worked under seven managers, lives on the local avenue and has advanced to personnel supervisor. she was also presented a small gift.
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W. Woolworth Co
Rathio Browning
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Hospital notes list visiting hours and numerous admissions, dismissals, and transfers across Middlesboro area facilities. Names include Peggy Hall, Debra Uverts, Jay Parti, Danny Rose, and many others from cities such as Clairfield, Rose Hill, Harrogate, and Pineville. Additional admissions include Miracle Bailey, Mary Katherine Flanary, Wayne Partin, and Dewey Wilson among numerous others.
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Middlesboro Hospital
Peggy Hall
Ben Mur
Dennis
Money
Debra Uverts
Shawanee
Tenn
Jay Parti
Clairfield
Danny Rose
City
James Lurber
Tarew
Miracle Bailey
Mary Katherine Flanary
Wayne Partin
Frakes
Bibel Turner
Rose Hill
Molly Williams
Harrogate
Dewey Wilson
Ewing
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Ilany
To & Pai
Tina Marie Ballou
Herbert Harnett
Billy Brim
Susan Brim
Ruby Helen Pair
Oley Green
Mahic Hammlen
End
Trene Hopkins
George S. Marsen
Marjoris Martin
Barbourle
Eupha Miracle
Maynard Qverion
Judy Partin
Willard Partin
Thomas Pruitt, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Emma Selfles
Della Shitlar
Judy Brim Spade
Jaycee Templeton
Maggie Wagner
Pineville
Pelly urges armed escort vessels for U.S. fishing fleets
Representative Thomas M. Pelly, a Washington Republican, calls for government to supply armed escort ships for U.S. fleets on high seas near Ecuador and other Latin American nations amid rising seizures of U.S. fishing vessels outside the two mile limit.
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Washington
UPA
Thomas M. Pelly
R-Wash
U.S
Ecuador
Latin American
Pelly
Deaths and Funerals in East Tennessee and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report Bruce of Speedwell Tenn died at Fort Sanders Hospital Knoxville Survived by wife Mary Nelle Bruce daughter Mrs Henry Pearson son James E Brace and four grandchildren Other memorials note Ward family deaths in Middlesboro and Castalia as well as Hendrickson of Williamsburg a civil engineer and World War II veteran Funeral details list Mountain View Methodist Church Capito Cemetery Pinesville and Castalia Grace of Lord Lutheran Church with services and funeral homes Cawood Arnett and Pineville involved in arrangements
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Clark Bruce
Speedwell
Tenn
Fort Sanders
Knoxville
Coffey Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Alford Ward
Middlesboro
Miss Ward
James Charles Ward
Lola Carpenter Ward
Castalia
Dwight Ward
Charles Ward
Prother
Dennis Ray Ward
Castila
Frank Carpenter
London
Castalin
Grace of Lord Lutheran Church
Capito
Cawood Funeral Home
Speed Farmer
Hendrickson
Williamsburg
Pineville
Tong
Bell County
John
Sargh Farmer
First Methodist Church
Willamsburg
Word Wa
Eva Allen, Hendrickson
Violet
Boston
Janis Drinnon
Donna Daryl Drinnon
Arnett Funeral Home
Clyde Burberry
Edward 0. Asher
Jack Asher
Lloyd Chandler
Kermit Suitrr
Joe Shufflebarger
W. R. Mounce
Dig
Clyde Gibson
Pinesville Memorial Cemetery
Miss Margaret Ward Dies In Car Crash At Mastalia
Margaret Marie Ward aged 20 of Castalia Ohio was killed in a car wreck at Mastalia on July 29. She was married to W P Baumgardner of Cumberland Gap Tennessee. She taught school for over 70 years retiring from We ftairfield School 12 years ago. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Sunday at Cumberland Gap Baptist Church with Rev Herman Moore officiating. Burial followed in the family plot at Harrogate Fulton Funeral Home in charge.
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Margaret Marie Ward
Castalia
Ohio
Mastalia
We Ftairfield School
Cumberland Gap
Cumberland Gap Baptist Church
Herman Moore
Harrogate
Fulton Funeral Home
Theodore L. Sather of Geneva Dies at 46
Theodore L. Sather of Geneva Illinois died at his home on July 29 at age 46. He is survived by his wife Lillian Bossolon Sather and brothers Frank Utter and Robert Utter, all of Geneva. Funeral services were held at Yars Whittenburg Funeral Home in Geneva at 1:38 PM and burial followed at Old Yellow Creek Cemetery in Middlesboro on August 2.
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Theodore L. Sather
Geneva
Lillian Bossolon, Sather
Frank Utter
Robert Utter
Yars-Whittenburg Fueral
Old Yellow Creek
Middlesboro
Cawood Funeral Home
The
City Native Is Promoted At General Electric Operations
SCRENACTADY NY Ro berk E Lee has been appointed manager of accounting operations for the Machinery Apparatus Operation of the General Electric Company. A native of Middlesburg Kentucky Lee has lived in Hamilton Ohio for years. He earned a B S in business administration from Lincoln Memorial University in 1952 with magna cum laude honors. Lee, his wife Dorothy, and their two children live at IL Haviland drive Sectia MY.
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Screnactady
N. Y
Roberk E. Lee
Bern
General Electric Company
Raymond J. Bankert, Jr
Middlesburg
Lee
Hamilton
Ohio
Lincoln Memorial University
Dorothy
IL Haviland Drive
Sectia, MY
Polly's Pointers Novel Purse from Woven Pot Holder
Readers share craft tips and questions in this Polly column. A 12-year-old describes turning a woven pot holder into a coin purse with folding and sewing. Several readers offer methods to stiffen fabric and lace, including waxed paper ironing, sugar syrup, and gelatin.
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Polty
Janet
Polly
Marcia
Marc
Anut
Vivian Dear
Ruth
Mennonite congress decries discrimination worldwide
The eight Mennonite World Congress issued a closing message condemning racial discrimination in the United States and South Africa the Vietnam War and religious intolerance in the Soviet Union.
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Amsterdam
UPI
Eight Mennonite World Congress
United States
South Africa
Vietnam
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Osvalde Doikins
Havana Libre Hotel
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Carmichael
DIAS
Lester. Pearson
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Otawa
Trula Evans
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By Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Doant Brim
Myra Lynn Brim
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Gary Lynn Paine
Ruth Ballels
Marjorie Nubbard
Vanella Langham
Barrett Miller
Tady Partin
Ruth Partin
Sarah Pittman
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Judy Brinam Spade
Harvey Thompson
Ellen Webb
Danny Jerry Williams
Sterchi’s
Middlesboro, KY
Clark Brave
Dona Baumgarner
Dona Baumgardner
W. P. Baumgardner
Claiborne County Hospital
Tazewell
Theodore L, Sather
City Native
Poulan
Middlesboro Hardware CO
Middlesbore
Glidden
Owen & Green Paint Co
Cumberland Ave
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