States Win Extra 1.9 Billion for Highways Plan
The government released 1.9 billion for interstate and primary road subsidies to accelerate state highway projects. States including New York, Pennsylvania, California and Texas may access funds sooner to hasten construction.
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South Carolina
Hinois
Kentucky
Arkansas
South Dakota
Iawa
Texas
Pennsylvania
Washington
California
Maine
Arizona
Missouri
Neavask
Federa
New York
Bell County Tax Lien Totals From TVA and State Sources
Tax allocations reveal Bell County School District receives 1256.29 in state revenue from the Tennessee Valley Authority and other authorities, with County totals across Kentucky including 442,239.71 for the state and 252,698.91 retained by the Revenue Department. Disbursements to individual counties show varied payments to Ball, Bell, Clinton, Graves, Logan, McCracken, and many others, with school district shares continuing across 1961-62 figures and local allocations in the Jefferson era-style ledger.
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Wiek‘lonneszee Valley Authority
State
James V Marcum
Entucky
Pitted Presa International
Revenue Department
Ball
Wi Alen i Barren
Bell
Bater
Tennessee Aged Health Plan Aims for Low-Cost Coverage
In Chattanooga UPI reports a proposed low cost health plan for seniors over 65 in modest incomes. Dr William J Sheridan of the Tennessee State Medical Association says the Service Benefit Health Insurance would help physicians deliver high quality care to the elderly by underwriting medical costs including surgery anesthesia radiology and pathology. Eligibility targets individuals 65 plus with annual income under 2500 for individuals and 4000 for married couples. Insurance firms would underwrite the plan once approved.
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Chattanooga
William J. Sheridan
Tennessee State Medical Association
Sheridan Sater
Service Banctit
Ftealth Insurance
Horton Pick Of Church Delegates At Geneva Assembly
Horton of Lancaster County wins key vote to lead denomination at the biennial Geneva assembly. About 7,100 delegates from 50 states and foreign countries expected. federal aid to education and school prayer likely topics. headquarters of the Church of God in Cleveland.
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Ayer Seeriah
Apo
Xeast
Scarfold Orton
Mieetings Dhiring Ore Assembly
Uie Cme
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Tena
Four Months Given in Case at Tazewell Court
A jury convicted Clarence Bimary of receiving stolen property in Criminal Court in Tazewell. Emory received four months in jail and a 10 fine. The case involved a robbery at Cotton's Drive-in in New Tazewell. The trial also addressed Jake Halston on illegal whiskey charges, but the count was dropped due to an illegal search warrant. Jay Leon faced charges of drunken driving and assault. his brother Clayton was arrested for public drunkenness. A December term of court will hear further trials. one jury could not agree on additional Weir cases. Dink View was acquitted of public drunkenness.
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Tenn
Clarence Bimary
Emory
Cotton's Drive-in
New
Tazewell
Fall Criminal Court
Aown
Jake Halston
iWlegal
Jay Leon
Clayton
Dink View
Goa
Traffic Toll Rises to 482 in Frankport Ky
A partial report from UPD notes a traffic toll rising to 482. The casualty count references key local figures and a fatal vehicle collision near Grayson, Kentucky. Debates arise over road safety as officials recall a former state representative with ties to the area.
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Wascaraga
Suellen
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Dewidrop
Elliot County
Shellat
Calman Named to Head Post in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky UP I State Safety Commission appoints E C Calman of Sturgis as head of the Division of Rasting until a permanent director is chosen. Calman has served as deputy director. The change follows questions surrounding previous official Barbour who resigned after inquiries.
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Tavern
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Seote Barbour
Atkins
Daily News Arena Schedule and Subscription Rates
Local notice outlines republication rights from United Press International and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates cover Bel and Krox Counties Ky, Lee County Ky, and Claiborne County Tenn with terms for six months or one year and outside city delivery options.
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Bel
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Lee County
Claiborne County
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Bell Officials Refute Pulpwood Plans for Spur Area
Louisville based Rawalers Southern Paper Corp will not buy pulpwood from Bell and rival firm in connection with a newly opened railroad spur. The Louisville and Nashville line from Patty Tennessee to Calhoun Tennessee expanded access in parts of Southeastern Kentucky, but the counties listed by L and N officials include only McCreary Whitley Clay Laurel Knox Rockcastle and Jackson.
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Kentucky
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Bonalerr
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Whitley
Clay
Laurel
Inox
Rockcastle
Jackson
Warren A. McNeill
Len
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Division of Wood Utilization
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Kerth Quiet On Possible Labor Job Switch
Former State Labor Commissioner Owen Kerth would not comment on reports he may take a position with the International Union of Electrical Workers. Kerth resigned after a July audit showed an overcharged expense item and has assisted his successor Dr. Carl “Cabs” in the Labor Department.
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UPD
Owen Kerth
International Union of Electricians
Kerth
Carl ‘Cabs
Batora
Bert T. Carmine
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours Noted
Hospital notes list visiting hours at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital from 4 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 30. Several patients admitted include Bertie Cottrell Rose Hill Flora Shelton Jonesville Richard Gambrel and four others. Names of doctors staff and residents are mentioned in the surrounding lines.
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Irene Schayana
Bledsoe
Ada Gilliam
Cumberland Admissions
Bertie Cottrell
Rose Hill
Flora Shelton
Jonesville
Richard Gambrel
Four Mile
Okie McKenzie
Mary Calhoun
Iloans Valley
Stevens A. Macs
City
Rosie Daan
She Godser
Caille Hoskins
Appalachia
Tazewell to buy new fire engine in city meeting
Aldermen voted to purchase a new fire engine and to reserve 25 percent of beer tax revenue for the purchase. Mayor Detinski estimated yearly savings of 4000 to 5000 dollars. Officials noted sharing the current engine with nearby Tazewell may end and cost sharing with the city not yet set. The board also planned traffic light installations on Highway.
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Tazewell
Tenn
Eeans
William Detinsk
Greenghe
DeBusk
Space 1: Return of Soviet cosmonauts hailed in Moscow
Premier Mhrusachev claimed missiles could hit a fly in space as Nikolayev and Popovich completed their missions. A Kremlin countdown built suspense before an official announcement confirmed success. Families waited at Red Square for a hero’s welcome and medical checks before returning to Moscow.
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Khrushchev Sas
Black Sea
Workman critically hurt after arch collapse at college gym
Three workers were injured when a laminated wood arch collapsed at Eastern Kentucky State College in Richmond. Jim Hise, 47, remained in critical condition while Bill Burdett, 65, was listed as serious. Foreman Kimesi Caeshire was treated and released. Damaged equipment included a concrete truck valued at 16 000 dollars. The incident could delay the 3.3 million gymnasium project by about two months.
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UPI
Eastern Kentucky State
Criti
Pattle Clay Hospital
Jim Hise
Bill Burdett
Berea
Kimesi Caeshire
Pickens -Bond Construction Co
Litle Rock
Ark
Powers Seeks Divorce Amid Cruelty Allegations
Francis Gary Powers, famed U2 pilot, files for divorce from Barbara Gay Powers seven months after his return from a Soviet prison. He cites habitual drunkenness and abuse, says they have been separated since May 27, and notes no children. Divorce papers served by deputy sheriff at the city pool office.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
Powers
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Rudolph al Ina
Baldwin Conate Superior Court
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Te Vomnplaint
Bre
Obituary for Maggie Pridemore of Tayton
Maggie Pridemore aged about 74 or 83 died at home on August 13. She was born January 22, 1881 in Huntville Tennessee and lived most of her life in Middlesboro. Survived by three daughters and three sons, plus 15 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p m at Jens-Jey Baptist Church with Rev Sparks and Rev Bush. Burial Hesley Cemetery. Hesley Funeral Home in charge.
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Swan Bush
Dan Coryroll
Alvin Mason
Paul Carpenter
Bobby Davis
Weinp Rusel
Ed Carroll
Taterment
Hesley Cemetery
Shumate
Gordon Funeral Home
Morton Hits Postal Bill
Senator Thruston B. Morton attacked an administration proposal to raise second class postal rates He warned the move would burden the free press and cited Kentucky weeklies facing costs from 316 to 3600 annually Morton expected the Senate Post Office Committee to trim the rate increase and said he would offer an amendment if needed
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Workmen's Compensation Board hires three attorneys
The Kentucky Workmen's Compensation Board named three part time lawyers to represent its aftercare fund for partially disabled re employed workers. Way Geyeren Wickliffe handles western Kentucky claims Paul Rel Versailles central Kentucky and J W Craft Jr Hazard eastern Kentucky.
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Wickliffe
Will
Kentucky
Paul Rel
Versailles
J. W. Craft Jr
Hazard
Ben Wilmot
West Liberty Airport Vision Prompts Community Support
Gov. Bert Combs told about 100 visitors in Morgan County that an airport could be built to serve West Liberty and surrounding counties if local leaders show sustained interest. The project needs additional funds beyond $25,000 set aside by the state, with $72,000 more required for site development and facilities.
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H. B. Murray
Morgan County
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Mozgar
Elliott
Magoffin
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Breattll County
Six RAF Pilots Die in Crash in Australia
Melbourne report says six senior Australian RAF pilots died when four Varppice jets crashed during a barrel roll drill at East Sale base, 134 miles east of Melbourne. The Red Arrows aerobatic team members were practicing for Air Force Week when one plane apparently collided, triggering a chain reaction and wreckage scattered over a wide area. Names of the pilots were not released.
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15 Counties Get Machines For Voting
Kentucky will deploy 152 new voting machines to 15 counties ahead of the November election. The State Property and Buildings Commission will lease enough devices to equip 2 455 polling places, leaving 28 counties with paper ballots. Counties listed include Allen, Bracken, Carroll, Clinton, Fulton, Gallatin, Henry, Livingston, Lyon, Morgan, Owen, Robertson, Shelby, Simpson and Trigg. Maryland Civil War note appears as stray text.
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Robert Pies
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Fulton
Gallatin
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Livingston
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Owen
Robertson
Shelby
Simpson
Trigg
Sor
Pri
Maryland
Uriah
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