Rockefeller Faces Busy Path to National Spotlight
Washington reports Rockefeller may visit to discuss New York civil defense and decide this fall whether to challenge Nixon for the GOP presidential nomination. His focus remains state projects, defense advisory work, and efforts to gain publicity, with transport, health, labor and education reforms under study.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
T Frnor
Gwil Defense Advisory Board
Buffalo Clean Up After Severe Rain Storms
Buffalo residents began cleanup after torrential rains and severe hail storms. The Weather Bureau logged 1.53 inches of rain at Greater Buffalo International Airport over about four hours. Many city blocks flooded, basements filled, and water reached homes and streets. Hamburg police reported a power failure halting traffic for over an hour as Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. moved to restore lines.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPA
Weather Bureau
Greater Buffalo
International
Ator
World’s Fair planned for New York in 1964
Plans disclosed for a 500 million dollar New York City World’s Fair in 1964. Mayor Hubert H. Wagner endorsed the project, calling it the biggest fair yet and endorsing the effort wholeheartedly.
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New York
New York City
Hubert FL Wagner
York
England
UPI
Chicago
UPID
Our Lady of the Angels
Wiliam Foldington
Dlemissa
Obituaries for Mrs L J Neikirk and others in regional rites
Funeral services for Mrs. L J Neikirk were held at Carlisle and Shurnate Funeral Home with burial at Scott Cemetery Shawanee. Survivors listed include a brother Ruben Gilbert and sister Mrs Mattle Good. Edward Taylor, Marine Corps veteran, died at 37 in Stoney Fork with services at Arnett Funeral Home and burial Beverly Cemetery. A V Minter of Asheville had services at Alanthusill Baptist Church with burial in Minter Cemetery Hancock County Tennessee. pallbearers listed and church choir provided song services.
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RS. L. Te Netkiri
L. J
Martha Elizabeth
Neikirk
Carlisle
Stumate
Toney Conley
Scott Cemetery
Shawanee
Raymond Burke
Eugene Blondell
Robert Blondel
H. %. Grace, Jr
Joe Mink
Theodore Blondell
Hollis Dalton
Edward Taylor
United States Marine Corps
Stoney Fork
Beverly, Ky
Marinda Langon Shively
Dillard Taylor
Mra. Shively
Sam Meredith
Calvin
Jim Meredith
Turtistown
Tenn
Hugh Meredith
Harlan Shively
Germany
Bill Taylor
Ben Taylor
Beverly
Jay Taylor
Ohio
Fther Lawson
Molly ‘Lawson
Lucy Bel ‘Cher
Martha ‘Belcher
Meg Taylor
Oho
Arnett Funeral Home
Theo Carter
Beverly Cemetery
Arnett
Pineville
Minter
A. V. Minter
Asheville
N.C
Alanthusill Baptist Church
Bruce Hanes
Tracy Wilhoit
Minter Cemetery
Hancock County
John Fl. Brooks
Charley Stanley
Harvey Yeary
Silas Freeman
George Yeary
Clyde Hoskins
Catwood Funtrat Home
Helicopter Patrols Touted for Slashing Kentucky Toll
A state police helicopter patrol backed by pilots is credited with helping lower weekend traffic deaths in Kentucky. The weekly toll rose to 442 for the year, with two recent fatalities not counted in the weekend totals. Notable crashes occurred in Floyd, Jefferson, and Knott counties, while a practice run cited two violators for speeding and careless driving.
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Oan
Oday
Kentucky
Nyone Pergin
Sherman Hervell
Knott County
Wayland
Floyd County
Simpsonville
U.S
Jefferson Cowsty
Bert Hicks
Lackey
Garrett
Hicks
Fitcay
Don S. Sturgill
Victrons
Thomas Collier
Lexington
Trettle
Arthur Schneider
Carnegie, Pa
Hospital Notes and Visiting Hours Listed for Middlesboro
Admission entries include George Green of New Tazewell Walter Jones and Hershel Jones of Gibson Station Mrs Rinke Cawood and Mrs Arthur Martin from City plus several named residents and physicians In births Ae Tolliver of Speedwell delivers a girl and Gene Welch also announces a girl for Speedwell with Homer Clounce noted in Gibson Station as the girl’s guardian
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Middlesboro Hospital
Cthite
Wayne Lee
Rose Hill
Cecil Ayers
Gibson Station
Dillard Baran
City
R. W. Parker
Sprang Maples
Th. Adkins
Giante Cottrell
Arthur
Neil Owsley
Fountain
Holly Doggins
Frank.Gray
Lone Mountain
Bruce Daniels
I Harrogate Admissions
George Green
New Tazewell
Walter Jones
Hershel Jones
Rinke Cawood
Arthur Martin
Guynith Wasvkins
J. D. Tolliver
Speedwell
Gene Welch
Homer Clounce
Dismissals Listed At Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Visiting hours and dismissals announced for Middlesboro Memorial Hospital include Dave Downs Strunk Lee Philips and others from towns such as Wrightsville Marietta Cly Gratua and Ledford Habersham as well as Mrs Clarance Sheckles and daughter and Mrs Gregory Maples. Also noted are Mrs James Earp and son and several city residents including Dorothy Taylor Hulen Lechard Miracle Charlene Hopper and Alvis Hatfield.
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Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Dave Downs
Strunk
Lee Philips
Wrightsville
Robert Voldar
Marietta
Carlos Wooten
Cly Louis Sanchez
Gratua
Michele Wright
City
Dan King
Jonesville
Sheridan Ledford
Habersham
Clarance Sheckles
Gregory Maples
Robert Laws
Arthur
James Earp
Clondia Johnson
Wil Hamsburg
Dorothy Taylor
Alvan
Mosley
Pineville
Jackie LaMarr
Hulen
Huldah Webb
Lechard Miracle
Balkan
Charlene Hopper
Alvis Hatfield
Senate Rackets Committee Nearing End Of 3-Year Probe
The Senate Rackets Committee nears completion of a three year probe into labor and management crime and corruption. It will prepare a final report while weighing labor reform legislation and faces internal splits on its strength. The inquiry has spurred prosecutions and investigations into Teamsters and related unions, with figures like James R Motta named in interim findings.
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Labor
Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Jo M~ney
Jook
John L. B McCillan
D-Ark
Afl-Cio
Unan Fom
Justice Department
Teamsters
James Tt. Motta
Tto
McCleskur
Erinic
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Hakers
Haloti
Gradt
Vnte Operatins
Portland
Ore
Dav Beck
Hoffa
Beck
Rabies Clinic Dates Told For Lee County in August
Lee County Health Department announces rabies vaccination clinics for dogs August 11–14 and August 38–21 across Lee County. Board of Supervisors warns dog owners to vaccinate four month or older dogs this year, enabling license issuance with proper vaccination certificates.
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Lee County
Jonesville
Lec Ant Health Department
Lee County Board of Supervisors
Expensive Currency Versus Coinage Burden on Government
A panel notes maintaining paper currency costs the government more than coinage. It also remarks that a scholar’s life expectancy or tenure is under a year, reflecting harsh conditions for education and learning.
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Bul Ys
Middlesboro Board of Education General Fund Receipts
Report details receipts for the fiscal year July 1 1058 to June 30 1050 listing vendors such as Allen Lumber Anchor Paper Campbell agency Central School Supply Citizens News Collier P F Son Conder Willie Conamier's Research Dillard Paper Hoe J R & Sons and International Business Machine Corp with amounts shown beside each entry and a note continuing on page 3.
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Middlesboro
Allen Lumber Corp
Anchor Paper Co
Campbell Ne
Central School Supply Co
Citizens News Co
Daily News
Collier, P. F. & Son
Conder
Willie
Conamier’s
Dillard Paper Co
Hoe
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