Clem ent Seeks Post Again In Tennessee Congress Race
Clement seeks another term as Tennessee voters in the First District face five Republicans James Quillen Robert Peiris Oris Hyder Dayton Phillips and Haynes Elliott while Democrats Arthur Bright Herbert Silvers Frank Slaughter James Frazier Jr Wilkes Thrash er Jr and Raymond Prater compete for a chance to face the GOP winner in November In the Fourth District Carlton Laser seeks a fourth term opposed by Richard Fulton Gordon Turner Clifford Travis faces Ross Pritchard and Lewis Taliaferro with Robert A Everett challenging as well
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James Quillen
Kingsport
Robert Peisis
Oris Hyder
Johnson Gly
Dayton Phillips
Johnson City
Haynes Eliott
Fliza
Arthur Bright
Herbert Sil
Vers
Greeneville
Frank Slaughter
Bristol
Aepublican
James Frazier Jr
Chattanooga
Wilkes Thrasher Jr
Raymond Prater
Roeks
Carlton Laser
Nashville
Amisyas
Richard Fulton
Gordon Turner
Medicare Bill Opposed by Chandler in Kentucky Vote
Senator Chandler condemns Kennedy Medicare plan as opposed by doctors and warns against Gov. Wilson Wyatt running a major campaign in Louisville. He notes Democratic efforts to unify in November appear futile and questions Wyatt’s potential impact given the party’s record.
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SBC
Kennedy
Kentucky
Wah Sen
Phoni
Wilson W. Wyatt
Marion
Wyatt
Chandler
Lousville Morton
Harlan Airport Receiving Land Acquisition Grant
Rep. Frank Burke announces a $55,000 Federal Aviation Administration grant to Harlan Airport for land acquisition as part of $903,469 awarded to eight Kentucky airports for improvements.
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Harlan
Owill
Federal Aviation Agency
Frank Burke
Od-Ky
Kentucky
Daily News Classified Rates and Wire Policy Notice
The Daily News notes UPI exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches. Subscription rates list six months at $7.00, three months at $3.00, and one month at $1.00, with outside city limits and certain counties.
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Citizens 2 News Co, Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Press International
U.P.I
Pie Earg
Bell and Pan Contry
See County
Ie County
Tenn
Aix
Home aid rules affect operations and eligibility
The discussion notes the unprofitability of operating under certain conditions and outlines required contributions to cover movable equipment and initial costs, plus a 25 percent first-year operation cost. It states rent can adjust if a home misses interest payments and emphasizes federal rules prohibit discrimination in CEA homes based on race, with other eligibilities set by the local body.
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Purl
CEA
Hospital Notes at Middleabovo Memorial Hospital
The daily hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Conrad Jule City and Mrs. Parl Lakins Rose Mit Joy Hart Corbin Luther Hyde Verda Kert Gyerton Trosper Ss Middleton Verda Abmissals Wanda Hames Oliver Springs and Cil Jennings Barbourville Albert Brewer Henry Peace Births report Mrs. William Sawders a girl and Carson Warren a boy at Middlesboro Hospital Visiting Hours 1-2 and 7-3 Dismissals include Dennis Carl Young Charles Bailey Nola Irvin Opal Reedy James Partin Mrs Roy Datta Mrs John Fierce Mrs Claude Dance and Heulah Bryant.
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Vieking
Conrad Jule
City
Parl Lakins
Rose Mit Joy Hart
Corbin Luther Hyde
Verda Kert
Gyerton
Trosper
Middleton
Verda
Wanda
Hames
Oliver Springs
Nut Simpson
Cil Jennings
Barbourville
Albert Brewer
Henry Peace
Siler
William Sawders
Carson Warren
Acay
Middlesboro Hospital
Aml
Dennis Carl Young
Charles Bailey
Tazewell
Nola Irvin
Dayton
Ohio
Roy Datta
Clairfield Story City
Nis
Opal Reedy
James Partin
John Fierce
Claude Dance
Mise Heulah Bryant
Auto Theft Charge Filed in Bell County Jail
PINEVILLE Ky George Sheldon remains in Bell County jail on auto mobile theft charges stemming from the May 21 theft of Clyde Garland’s car. Deputy Sheriff George Taylor reports Sheldon, of Bird Branch, was arrested last night after the vehicle was recovered. He was nabbed near Wallensford railroad tracks on a prior Bell Circuit Court warrant.
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Pineville
George Sheldon
Bell County
Sheldon
George Taylor
Clyde Garland
Taylor
Bird Branch
Louisville and Nashville
Wallsend
Bell Circuit Court
Obituary: Sam Wilder of Cubrage Ky. dies in 1962
Funeral services for Sam Wilder of Cubrage Kentucky who died July 30 1962 were held at 1 pm Wednesday August 1 at the home of Joe Wilder. Elders Bib Taylor and Grover Cox officiated. Friends served as pallbearers and bearers. Interment was in Bear Bill Wilson Cemetery. Cawood Funeral directed arrangements.
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Wilder
Sam, Wilder
Cubrage
L P. m
Joe Wilder
Bib Taylor
Grover_ Cox
Friends of the
Famly
Bear Bill Wilson
Cawood
Coal Study Funds Voted In Senate Approval
The Senate gave final approval to a 3.45 million dollar coal research appropriation as part of an 859.362 million Interior Department package. The funds, sent to the White House, target faster development of coal conversion and gas and liquid fuel techniques for priority projects.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Department
White House
Howe
Office of Eral Research
Tew
Nashville Candidate Seeks End to Constable Post
In Nashville a local candidate declares that if elected he will abolish the constable office as useless. Joseph A Hailey, a plumbing executive, adds he will push legislation to end the fee system and oppose the post.
Spy case hinge on Soblen bid for U S life term
London says the fate of Dr Nohart Soblen hinges on today’s decision in his appeal against a life sentence in the United States for espionage. The government indicated Home Secretary Henry Brooke would deliver the crucial announcement before the close of the day.
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London
UPS
Nohart Soblen
United States
Wome
Henry Brooks
Comins
U S GI Defects To Czechoslovakia Amid West Germany Talks
Radio Prague reported that a U S soldier, identified only as ginfeld, defected from a missile unit in West Germany and sought asylum in Communist Czechoslovakia. The defector and a West German woman named Margit Sehleiing reportedly reached Prague after several days.
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Nenna
Ary Solic
West Germany
Jaycees Clinic To 8th Place In State Ranking
Louisville Kentucky and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce moved to eighth place in the national Jaycee Parade of States rating, based on membership standing and development. Kentucky ranked sixtieth among fifty states and Washington DC in the annual ranking reported by Kentucky Business.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Juntur Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky Business Reported
Sia
Washington, D.C
Reservists Released After Berlin Crisis Callup
The Navy freed the last reservists it recalled last fall for the Berlin crisis, returning 8,243 officers and men to civilian life. They were deactivated along with 40 ships and a number of aircraft.
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Washington
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Fats) Everett
Union City
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Jane Wyman
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Ara Crind
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Japan
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Coal Study Funds
Soblen
U.S
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Ghana
UPI
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Maurico Yomeogo
Jaycees Clinic
UCI
ONF
Yoakum Drug Co
CinemScope Technicolor
Walter Pidgeon
Joan Fontaine
Chuck
Kidd Bros. Super Market
Cumberland Ave
Greer
Schneider
Middlesboro, Ky
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