Nixon Heads to Hawaii for Wide Campaign Swing
Vice President Richard M. Nixon departs for Hawaii aiming to press his presidential bid with a two day saturation campaign across four major islands. He outlines a strategy contrasting issues with personal attacks and urges Civil rights be treated as a national moral concern rather than a Southern problem.
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Warren Duefel
United Press International Los Angeles
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Blue Pacific
Nixon
Fardlung Islands
Horollie
630Pany
Edt
Washington
Reno
Nev
Ely
Los Angeles
Whittier College
Whittier
Calif
Kennedy Meets UAW Leader Reuther in Unemployment Talk
Democratic candidate John F Kennedy met with United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther in Hyannisport to discuss unemployment in the auto industry. He also convened his brain trust for economic issues and held a political session with Gov. Michael A DiSalle. Kennedy plans further talks with Thatcher and Michigan Gov. G Brenton Williams, with Archibald Cox and J Kenneth Galbraith joining the schedule.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Upl
Jonn F. Kennedy
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Kennedy
Michael A. di Salle
Ken
Thatcher
G. Brenton Williams
Michigan
Archibald Cox
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard University
Cox
Varius
Galbraith
No New Taxes Set in Tenn
Nashville reports Gov. Buford Ellington told Exchange Club members no new taxes would be proposed over the next two years. He credited department consolidations and tight management for keeping services steady and enabling long-needed expansions. The governor warned actions by the upcoming Legislature would shape the course, but promised the administration would continue without new taxes.
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Nashville
UPL
Buford Ellington
Exchange Club
Elington
Nexer
Eltington
Congo Crisis Deepens as U.N. Plans Katanga Troops
U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold announced night plans to dispatch U.N. troops to Katanga by week’s end amid Katanga secession moves. Beleinm’s accord unclear. Katanga officials’ consent uncertain. Katangans flee Elisabethville in a new exodus as Congo Premier Lumumba vows to fight to preserve territorial integrity.
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Hammarskjold
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Beleinm
Fshomie
Kitwe
Elisabethville
Tonis
Patricr Lumumba
United States
Fleht
Good Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Don's Pills as a remedy for urinary irritation backache and other aches. It touts quick relief a mild diuretic action and claims a long history of use over sixty years. The copy targets headache and general overexertion symptoms.
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Charlie
Dean
Kidner Tubra
Lerge
Corey
Three to Appear On Licenses In Middlesboro Court
In Middlesboro this morning Lamy Lassie Bingham and George Hopper joined by Deenee and Robert Millett faced charges in Police Court for license issues and a parking violation. Frank Buckner faced public drunkenness. Hopper faced an added charge of disorderly conduct. Brent Forey, 13, struck a police cruiser with a motorbike on 46th and Winchester causing minor injuries and cruiser damage while traveling about 15 miles per hour.
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Lamy
Lassie Bingham
George Hopper
Middlesboro
Po Uce
Hopper
Robert Millett
Frank Buckner
Brent Forey
46Th
Winchester Avenue
Cumberland Avenue
Ward Street
Forey
Queen Fete Set Sept 5 in Pineville High School gym
Plans are completed for the Miss Bell County beauty contest to be held September 5 at Pineville High School gym. The Pineville Lions Club sponsors it, now in its ninth year, with proceeds supporting the Light Conservation Committee for underprivileged Bell County children. Entries must be Bell County residents, ages 18 to 26, and single. Contact Lions Club president John G. Howard for details. The queen will receive a trophy and ride the Lions Club float in the 1961 Mountain Laurel Festival, then reign at the coronation dance.
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Pineville
Plana
Bell County
Pineville High School
Spone
Pineville Lions Club
Light Conservation Committee of
John G. Howard
Lions Club
Agriculture Dept Sets Sugar Purchase Goal for 123 524 Tons
The Agriculture Department has authorized the purchase this year of 123 524 tons of sugar to assure the American consumer of adequate supplies at reasonable prices.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Truant Testing Funds Mentioned by School Board
The board discussed funding for testing equipment with a target over 50 dollars while awaiting exact prices. Three new buses were planned for the upcoming school year serving Yoalam Itese Hill and Jones Ville districts. A $2,000 insurance deck was received for a fire that destroyed an abandoned Olinger school storage building. Maintenance staff wages were raised from 1.10 to 1.20 per hour, with another wage increase to 1.00 for a mechanic.
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Yoalam
Itese Hill
Jones Ville
Board of Education
Olinger
C. W. Slagle
Davey Bledsoe
Harold Cooney
Blakeman Receives Knudsen Award for 1960 in Kentucky
C Blakeman of Pinnacle Motors Middlesboro Kentucky received the Knudsen Award at a Phoenix Hotel luncheon in Lexington. G A Wiggins Pontiac Zone Manager cited Blakeman’s outstanding spring 1960 sales contributing to Pontiac’s strong regional performance. Pinnacle Motors, among the nation’s oldest Pontiac dealers, is the oldest in Kentucky dating to Pontiac’s inception.
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Lexington
Phoenix Hotel
G. A. Wiggins
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Blakeman
Middlesboro
Panrine
Pinnacle Motors
Kentucky
Shot Farmer Is Charged In Knoxville Shooting
In Knoxville Tennessee Kaley Cooper, a farmer, faces felonious assault and attempted murder charges after allegedly opening fire on a posse hunting murder suspect. Cooper is in serious condition. his son Pan, 27, was killed in the gunfight. Police and federal agents pursued Clarence Leon Raby, 27, described as a desperado linked to a prior police officer killing during a robbery, with a helicopter assisting the search in rugged hills near Neve.
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Knoxville
Tenn
SPL
Kaley Cooper
Pan
Clarence Leon Raby
Thee
Neve
Raby
Swainson Wins Michigan Democratic Primary For Governor
In Michigan, Jon B. Swainson won the Democratic gubernatorial primary, defeating James Hare and Edward Connor as he prepares to face Republican Paul D. Bagwell in November. The nearby Missouri results saw Richard Schord upset Rev. A. J. Carnahan for the Democratic nomination in the 4th District.
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Richard Schord
Hey Fom
Houston
As.j. Carnahan
St. Missouri
Swainson
Michigan
James M. Hare
Detroit
Edward Connor
Michigan State University
Paul D. Bagwell
Bagwell
City Council Debates Dust Control and Street Cleanup
City Council discusses rights petition to curb drag racing beautify streets and deter burglars. Mayor White asks Public Works to report next meeting. Debate over buying calcium chloride to dust North 15th Street. Council passes several ordinances including $800 for city dump and four-way stop at Dorchester and 30th. Fire department funded for protective gear. jailer salary raised. building permits issued. praise for saving Nehi Bottling Works after fire.
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Cox Strians
Hubert F. White
Public Works Committee
North 15Th Street
Bill Bell
Rieck
Milton Estep
J. B. Jacklon
West Cumberland Avenue
26Th Street
Dorchester Avenue
30Th Streets
Fire Department
Matt Webb
25Th Street
Nehi Botlling
Mid‘dlesboro
Ben Hickman
3St Street
Chester Avenue
Hamlett, Jr
Jon Haywood Road
TE. C. Hurst
Cumberland Avenue
Equal Time Debate Hurdle for Nixon Kennedy TV clash
Washington reports that Congress would need to act to stage Nixon Kennedy debates under the equal time rule. The Senate backed suspending equal time for presidential candidates until Election Day while the FCC studies the issue for a March report. House action uncertain as session resumes.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Washington
Congress
Nixon Kennedy
Broadcas
MM. Nixon
John B. Kennedy
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Aml
House
Austrian Streetcar Crash Fatal to 14
Vienna victims mounted after a streetcar crash when brakes failed and the vehicle jumped the track. A second car collided head on in a Doo larg residential area. Ten killed instantly, four died later. Conductor Trammatler among the dead. eight doctors treated the injured. only twenty escaped unhurt.
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Vienna
Austria
Rudolf Truminstey
Tobamaer
Momlay
Doolarg
Aux Pulice
Trammatler
Overloading Debate Leads to Insurance Inquiry and Bids
The school board passed a motion to let Slusher investigate a possible employee insurance plan for teachers and bus drivers with teachers covering their own policies and drivers insured on the district’s plans. It approved Central School Supply bids for a cabinet and instructional materiel, and awarded several land and building bids. The board also advertised bids for buses, approved travel expense reimbursements, hired a halftime secretary, and added two new teachers Macy Rose Robinson and Ahead L. Morris at Bell County High School.
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Slusher
Central School Supply of
Louisville
Boyd
Central School Supply
Tis
Charles H.bunch Company
Sylvia Armett
Delmar
Chester Robbins
Bill Wells
Nathaniel Amett
James Amett
Bell County
Board of Education
Donna V. Scott
Red Bird
Macy Rose Robinson
Hatrozate
Bell County High School
University of Tennessee
Ahead L. Morris
Ashland
Morris
Georgetown Cllege
Curtis Asher Career Path Prompts Big Future Regardless of Home
Curtis Ash er moves between Crestwood Ohio Pineville and Olio living with relatives. He plans to join the Marines after starting high school this September citing inspiration from Colonel Bill and his teachers praise his potential. The piece portrays a hopeful youth facing relocations and career choices with family support.
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Page
Crestwood
Ohio
Curt
Pineville
Sintie Napier
Olio
Cud
Marines
Air Force
Bill
Curtis Asher
Mrs Justice Baumgardner Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs Justice Marguerite Baumgardner will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the First Christian Church with Rev H H Dudley presiding. Church officers will act as pallbearers and burial follows in Middlesboro Cemetery family plot. The family will receive friends tonight from 7 to 9 at Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home.
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Marguerite Baumgardner
First Christian Church
H. H. Dudley
Middlesboro
Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home
Tease McKinkey
Rutherfondion
N. C
Anl
Mid- Wlesborn
George
Nellie McKinney
Pollee Force
Washington, D. C
MeckKinney-Moore American Legion Post
Lynch
Baker Funeral Home
Kefauver Attacked Over Local Control Election War
West Tennessee figures Ivora Jackson and Taylor advocate local control of elections while criticizing Estes Kefauver. They urge sending federal referees to oversee election machinery, arguing it contrasts with democratic principles. Taylor accuses Kefauver of smear literature and doubles down on his record amid TV remarks.
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Taylor
Ivora Jackson
West Tennessee
Inel
Tefauver
Estes Tefauver
Calves Bring 25 at City Auction Warms Market Notes
Calves sold strong at the Muddles Lees Livestock Auction with top calves at 25 per hundredweight on a 11 hundredweight drive. Prices ranged: wet heavy calves 22, tag calves 23.75, heifers 15 to 24.25, cows 9 to 15.5, bulls 7 to 18, top hogs 17.50, heavy hogs 16, sows 15.80.
Obituary Teases for McKinney and Stanley Veterans
Two local obituaries note the passing of Joss McKinney Jr born March 19 1897 in Rutherfordton North Carolina and a World War I veteran with police service in Washington D C. The other is Sallie Lock Stanley aged 85 of Hancock County daughter of Samuel and wife of the late Oscar Stanley with services at Chadwell Station Baptist Church.
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Sallie Lock Stanley
Thome
Hancock County
Anf Irs
Samuel Lock
Chadwell Staten
Ewing
Route 1
Oscar Monday
Roxie Stanley
Chsclie Netwon
Guyon Station
Neil Maccem
Brookville
Ind
Stanley
Mite
Chadiwell Station
Qaarch
Damon Patterson
Bayless Fultz
Burin
Chance Cemetery
BRS
Mace Cowan
Daughters
Cawood Funeral Home
Comics to Air Revision At KEA Meet
Gov Bert Cotte will speak for the Kentucky Education Association at its annual leadership conference in Bowling Green. KEA president Miss Grace Weller of Elizabethtown says the event aims to improve professional and citizenship performance in the instructional program. The four day meeting at Western Kentucky State College targets superintendents and principals with about 50 attending. The conference opens Monday after registration Saturday, with State Department officials discussing Provisions for a Booster School Day at the morning session on Wednesday.
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Bowling Green
UPD
Bert Cotte
Cantucky Education Association
Ieadership
Grace Weller
Elizabethtown
KEA
Western Kentucky State College
Road plans and bylaw changes discussed by regional officials
Officials from Harlan Pineville Barbourville Corbin London and Briddlesboro will meet Governor Combs Thursday to discuss future road construction. The Chamber of Commerce board amended by laws to elect officials in November take office December 1 and hold January campaign with February dinner. Immediate erection of highway signs for Cumberland Gap National Historical Park planned on US 25 11 and US 11. The area and citywide celebration committee urged to begin planning annual celebrations. London England noted as first city to have a subway system.
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Nign
Coal House
Harlan
Pineville
Barbourville
Corbin
London
Briddlesboro
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Formnd
City-Wite
Hospital Notes At Tradiesboro Dismissals and Admissions
Hospital notes from Tradiesboro list dismissals including Robert Dibtell Mrs Susie Mackins Carl Sproles Mrs Sherman Russell and others. Admissions include Vagar Retimon Robert Lewis Rosetta Vanover and Howard Bailey. Births noted for Mrs Earl Doan.
Listing of local residents and hospital contact details
Fragmentary public notice lists names and ties to Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Vinlting Hours 24 and 6:80-8:40 with multiple individuals including Mrs Tenny Ballet Speedwell Terry Smith Rose Hill Mrs Ade Evans City David Glbace Katherine Lam Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Mattie Smith Jessica Ris Paralee Partin Frakea Thomas Lamb Hobby Rich Meadors Mountain Pineville and gaps in township designations.
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Ip Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Tenny
Mey
Paralee Partin
Frakea Thomas Lamb
City
Hobby Rich
Pineville
Tle ‘Meadors
Mountain
Nei
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