14 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
1
Knoxville report on University of Tennessee president Dr Andrew Holt stepping down after a decade. He reflects on campus growth faculty hiring funding and looming enrollment limits while urging a broad search for a successor with strong staff leadership and broad support for all schools and programs.
A local column reflects on the University of Tennessee campus life, dissent in education, and Dr. Hart’s approaching retirement. The piece notes student activity, freedom of inquiry, and the value of dialogue while recounting Hart’s memories with students, faculty, alumni, and officials. It ends with plans to fish and speak publicly after retirement.
A column of reader letters to Ann Landers covers complaints about her treatment of plumbers, teen privileges, a husband’s attire, a guest's remark at dinner, and Freud’s relevance. Landers responds on responsibility, expression, and comfort, with humor and practical stance.
Publication and rights notice from The Daily News and United Press International. Rates listed for Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties Virginia and Tennessee. Subscriptions shown include weekly and monthly terms with taxes.
Miracle News reports EU servicemen were called Saturday to restore electric service after a large black snake climbed a power pole and entangled in the wires, leaving Mr. Davis without electricity for about half an hour. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Miracle visited Mr. and Mrs. Amanda Bruce, with Wanda Fay Miracle staying a night with Miss Rose Mary Miracle.
Britannica notes Greece ranks among the world’s poorest lands with over half its population as peasant farmers and less than one tenth employed in industry. Only three towns exceed a population of 10,000.
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