20 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
1
UP reports Fulton Police Chief G. J. McDade resigning after a July 3 gun battle left him critically injured. Assistant Chief Rey Ruddle serves as acting chief until a permanent appointment is made.
Dismissals and admissions listed for Middlestore Menor Hospital and Michilesburo Hospital with names of patients and visitors from City, Toledo, and nearby towns. A late note mentions Princess Jeuims, daughter of King Edward III, with a Britannica citation.
The White House announced First Lady Mamie Eisenhower remains in hospital after an internal operation. Aug 6 report says she is roaming along very well but will take her time leaving. President Eisenhower visits Waller Reed Army Medical Center as Mrs. Eisenhower is up and walking periodically each day.
Uncle Jim Moustan of Taze Well died in a Detroit receiving hospital at 7 Saturday. Survived by son Robert Houston and George Houston of Detroit, daughters Mrs Lelia Buis of Middlesboro and Mattie J Houston of Stamford Conn, five grandchildren. Body arrives Knoxville at 3 p m today. Coffey Funeral Home, Taze Well, in charge.
The Air Force said about half of current pilot trainees may drop from flight programs due to cost. To qualify as pilots, cadets and ROTC graduates must commit to five-year tours. three-year enlistees receive nonflying duties. The policy targets those in night school and plan flying courses, not yet in early flight training.
New York reports actress Elizabeth Taylor returned home Monday night after giving birth to Jaherick Aus. 6 at a city hospital. The star said she wanted to go home and recover, expressing frustration with the hospital stay and urging care for her new child.
A confusing report notes a nickname linked to a factory in Connecticut where woolen goods were produced and later sold abroad as genuine. The item hints at branding disputes and cross border commerce surrounding the products.
World News in Brief reports a delay to a Doppler shot test due to rain, a U S tariff stance against raising bicycle duties, a Soviet fishing claim on a hand raised salmon found in America, a Japanese ship's Adriatic port visit after 33 years, Spain's naval academy training for the crown prince, a Moscow Youth Festival note about delegates to Romania, and a House bill to convert the Pearl Harbor USS Arizona into a war memorial for the 1941 attack victims.
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