State Gives Blind Aid On Home Instruction
The Kentucky Division of Services for the Blind offers home instruction to empower blind residents with skills enabling livelihood. Two blind instructors cover eastern and western Kentucky, visiting homes under the program funded by the state and aiming for federal matching funds later. The effort seeks to prevent withdrawal from daily life and encourages civic support to aid training.
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Brankeort
Kentucky
Phe
Bureau of Reluthi- Titatian Services
2 Vision
Bothy
State Department of Education
Frankfort
Stucky
Kueh
F Hiniver
Hen F. Coffman
Coffman
Cramer
Blind Servicer Division
Wise County Fair Set for August 24 to 27 Near Wise
The Wise County Fair will be held August 24 through 27 northeast of Wise, Virginia, with final exhibits and a big display including a mobile museum and a weapons exhibit by the U S Army Air Corps and Marine Corps. Wise County officials say Miss Wise County will be chosen August 24 to represent the county in the State Fair pageant in Richmond. Kent Riggs, chairman, notes exhibits from the Health Department, American Cancer Society, and county library along with additional displays.
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Norton, Wise
Wise County
Wise
Misg
Wise Counts
Bse
Richmond
Kent Riggs
Mir Chaiman
U.S. Army
Ate Mores
Marine Corps
Wise Counts Health Department
We American Cancer Society
Wise County Library
Numerus Athe
Wyoming primary picks GOP and Dem nominees for U S Senate
In Wyoming primary returns Republican Rep Kellie Thorson and Democrat Raymond B Whitaker led the field for the U S Senate. Barrett was edged by Thorson in a crowded Republican contest while Whitaker led the Democrats with Linford as a notable late entrant.
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Cheyenne
Wye
UPI
Wyoming
Kellie Thorson
Raymond B. Whitaker
U. S. Senate
Thomson
Pratt A. Barrett
Gale Wo MuGea
Uwyo
Barrett
Ma Si Whitaker
Yelma Linford
Miss Linford Hai
Polio Shots Jump in Taylor County Amid Outbreak
Taylor County residents flocked to private and county health offices for polio vaccines after eight polio cases emerged in 20 days. National Polio Foundation spokesman George Tapp said over 1,000 people were vaccinated locally and that about two thirds of residents have not completed the full shot series. A 32 year old man, Wilkin G Richardson, hospitalized at St Joseph in Lexington, is diagnosed with paralytic polio and listed in serious condition.
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Campbellsville
Ite
Grorge ‘Tapp
National Pollo Foundation
Lexington
Taylor County
Wilkin G. Richsardson
St. Joseph Hospital
Kentucky Toll Rises With Fatal Highway Accidents
Kentucky State Police report two deaths on state highways Tuesday and one earlier crash, pushing toll to 426 for the year. James Richardson, 23, of near Cynthiana, died in a collision four miles west of Cynthiana on U.S. 27 Morrison County Tuesday morning. A pedestrian, William Wilkerson, was killed by a vehicle at Ser 1darks County Tuesday evening.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
James Richantson
Cynthiana
U.S
Tenn Dems To Pick Manager On Aug 24
Gov Ellington says the State Democratic Executive Committee will name a campaign manager at the August 24 meeting for the November presidential race. Kefauver supporters seek control of the party apparatus. Peeler of Covington may be bypassed as campaign head. Ellington notes the religious issue should not derail the Tennessee presidential drive and expresses willingness to meet NAACP seniors over Fayette County charges.
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Nashville
UPI
Democratic Executive Committee
Buford Elenginn
Estes Kefiuvor
Covington
Ellington
Peeler
Tennessee
NAACP
Tisey
Fayette County
Russellville Wage Scale Is Revised
FRANKFORT The State Wage Scale Board revised down wage scales for public projects in Russellville after a hearing over violations of the prevailing rate. The move may affect a planned $2.4 million industrial building and could impede new construction. Appeals from Hopkins and Henry counties are under consideration, with Hopkins hearings requiring more documentation before a decision.
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Frankfort
UPS
Kentucky
Russellville
Ube Board
Hopkus
Henry
Ripteln
Verges
Hopkins County
Pasly
Ue S6a
General Assembly
Fidders
City council weighs dump site and tree removals plan
The council debated designating Happy Hollow Road as the new city dump and ordered the city engineer to investigate. Mayor White noted bids, tree removals on West Cumberland and Exeter avenues cost more than $535, with crews to be used to reduce costs. Councilwoman Ward urged advertising bids while urging careful savings on the project.
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Comncillyan Crawford Blakemnt
Old City
Curt Frye
Denham Fond
G. F. Justice
Happy Hollow Road
Riddiesboro Gairetion and Disposal Corp
Hubert White
Waite
West Cumperland Avenue
Exeter Avery
Kathryn Wardrup
White
Katherine Dante
Carne Horland Avenue
Crawford Hinke
Jan
Thase
Cream Supper Set To Benefit Junior Chamber Civic Center
Ice cream supper fundraiser organized by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will run from 7 to 9 PM at the civic center. Tickets priced at 34 cents include cake, coffee, and light refreshments. event chaired by Fim Woolum. Proceeds support center projects and community programs.
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Banat
Galge
Chamber of Commerce Civic Center
Kroger
Fim Woolum
Jayced
Hame-Imule
U.S. Calls For 66-Ton Pull From Nuclear Stockpile
At the United Nations the United States urged a considered reply to Russia on a plan to draw 66 tons of donatable material from the world stockpile. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov dismissed it as nothing new, as Sweden and the United Arab Republic prepared to speak. Ambassador Lodge offered 33 tons of uranium 235 to a relief fund if Russia matched, noting the explosive potential behind the material and its role in fission.
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N.Y
UPS
United States
Vom
Russia
Vasily Kuzmetsov
Es Toys
United Nnions “Disarmament Commission
U.S
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Ath
Henry Cabot Lodge
Toirl Worl Lodge
Antartic 18
Senate
Antarctic
Antarella
Tils Newantop
Dilirys
Kennedy says he is underdog in presidential race
Senator John F Kennedy tells United Press International he is the underdog in the presidential race against Vice President Richard Nixon. He cites a new national poll showing Nixon ahead after the Republican convention while noting polls reflect trends, not certainty. Kennedy also mentions a sinus ailment from Hyannis Port and hopes to recover before the campaign heats up next month.
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Michael Posner
United Press International Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Lewis
Kennedy
Wixom
Nixon
Hie
Bert G. Klein
Hyannis Port
Mass
TVA Home Power Costs Hit New Low in TVA Service Areas
TVA reports all time low power prices for past fiscal year with residential rates near 0.01 dollar per kilowatt hour and record average annual electricity use. TVA plans microfilming large engineering records, aiming to film over five million drawings and manufacturer prints if feasible.
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Knoxville
UPC
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Torn Money Charge Aired In EME Pa Justice of the Peace
Two city men facing charges of passing mutilated currency are to be arraigned before a Justice of the Peace on September 12. Police suspect the bills may relate to a $20,000 theft from a Clarion supermarket. Arrested are George Florea and Dominic Senzarino, with past convicts noted in their histories.
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Eme
Justice of the Peace
Treland
Clarion
Rel Bory
Geotge Florea
Youngstown
W.va
Topberg
Dominic Senzarino
Saulhers
Police raid mix up leads to wrongful apartment search
Police officials raided Mc Adie share Saturday afternoon arresting three people. A warrant mix up directed search of Larvis Kies apactient over the Dinle Feed Store, but Kidd's apartment lay near Mason Used Furniture Store. Constable Howard Johnson said the team realized the error but continued under pressure. Fractions of bond amounts and unrelated claims followed as investigators clarified the wrong location and the affidavit's misstatement.
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Mc Adieshare
Techniquily
Migistrate
Pat Parsons
Larvis
Dinle
Kidd
Howard Johnson
Hit Hie
Johnson
Arestair
Flarst
Sallie Howerton
Falmont
Parsons
Kid
State Police Probe Tied to Cash and Check Heist
State police investigate a robbery at the Fairmont site where 519000 in cash and 10000 in checks were taken. Accomplices Pauli Hawksh of Wheeling and Yacent Innocenzia were convicted with Flores. Innocenzia was found shot to death in Ranglin fashion near Akron on Wednesday. A witness or associate also freed a cay borxt.
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Ene Flores
Sonzaringa
Clarion Xife Craen
Flover
Fairmont
Pauli Hawksh
Wheeling
W. Ya
Yacent
Innocenzia
Akron
Otto
Cay Borxt
FDA Joins Police in Search For Drug Source Of Two Sisters
Cleveland police and FDA investigate the source of barbiturates involved with two sisters in a hospital. Investigators seek stores or suppliers where barbiturates are accessible as they test color shades to determine the drug’s origin. Mrs Frantantonio faces hearings as detectives request public help with locating other sources.
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Cleveland
UPC
Pratartanis
Tong Tomas
Lilian
Eeapenh
Prantemtonia
Nother
Bernadette
Sisal
Hesvwins
Tre
Puddle Fwto
Nortin Pavels
Man Held On Murder Charge In Oldham County
James Thomas, 31, of Louisville, is jailed on a murder charge after allegedly stabbing Barbara Jean Lesafer, 21, in Sleepy Hollow region of Oldham County. He was taken to the Oldham County jail after an afternoon admission from Louisville. A grand jury action is planned with bond set at 3 dollars.
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LA Grange
James ‘Thacoma
Louisville
Oldhany
Hanora
Patie
Lan
Loutisville
Sidoney
Oldham County Stor 4
J Thuman
Barbara Jean Lesaif
Bealy
Sleepy Hollow
Oldhant
U S Steel Cutback Set Amid Pending Negotiations
U S Steel cutbacks loom as talks stall between the United Steelworkers union and Steel Corp. plants. About 1,500 workers are directly involved with a potential walkout idling up to 4,000 more at seven plants and 12 related facilities. The strike is slated for 7 am Thursday with no further dates set.
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Ryestay
Bnt
Millead
Paul M. Wilbert
USW Dist
Uharast
Nixon Plans South Campaign Stop and Speech in Greensboro
Vice President Richard Nixon and aides prepared a basic outline for his first presidential campaign speech in the South. He planned no formal ceremonies, opening the Senate, and would speak tonight at the Greensboro Memorial Coliseum. A campaign advisory group will craft papers on national issues, starting with communism as a philosophy and as a conspiracy. Nixon aims to present a hard stance on civil rights and the cold war, framing a broader strategy with James T. Shepley coordinating the topic papers. The "home ground" stop tied to Duke University Law School, where Nixon studied, underscored the event.
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Nixon
Senate
Greensboro, N.C. Memorial Coliseum
Aeyoyal
Golcy
James Tt. Shepley
Tine Magazine
Issu
Shies Nixen
Notice of estate appointment for Callie Moore estate
Flora Maples Davis of Middlesboro Kentucky appointed administratrix of the estate of Callie Moore deceased on August 3 1960. All claims must be presented within six months to Flora Maples Davis Route Fox W506 Middlesboro Kentucky or her attorney A W E Funk 2201 Cumber Jar Avenue Middlesboro Kentucky. Martha Lock Brock Hol County Court clears.
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Flora Maples Davis
Middlesbro
Callie Moore
Fox
Middlestarn Ky
Awe
Funk
Cumber- Jan
Middleshars
Martha Lock Brock Hol
Cowl Cles
Jail is Sold In Glasgow
The Barren Fiscal Court voted to auction the county jail next Monday after agreeing to lease the Glasgow jail for county use. The sale aims to settle the facility no longer needed as an operational jail.
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Glasgow
Barren County
Barren
Elly
Jaltar
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