Public to Get Glimpse of Khrushchev With Newsmen
U S public will see premier Nikita Khrushchev during a 12 day U.S. tour. He will address reporters at the National Press Club on Sept 16 in a televised question and answer session. A visitor schedule spans Washington New York San Francisco and Los Angeles with final talks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hensley
Ute
International Wasedera
Amerie Yublic
Premice
Nikita Khushchev
United States
Khrustichev
National Press Club
Khmushoev
Mioclings
State Department l
Metia
Khnushchev
Washington
Alley
New York City
United Nations General Assembly
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Eisen Heaver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisen
Tages Aml
Khrushchev
Sen
Toonas J. Dodd
Aficio Executive Council
Hig
Harry 8
Ira Tan
Deaths and Funerals In Kentucky and Ohio
Multiple obituary notices report Mrs. Nancy Jane Green dying at her daughter’s home in Pleasure Ridge Park Ky, with services at Cawood Funeral Home. Alfonza Marshall dies in Louisville after church ties in Middlesboro and Wheeler Va, funeral at Baker Funeral Home. William Baughman, Pineville leader, dies at home on FP Avenue, funeral at Bethel Baptist Church with burial at Tanyard Hill Cemetery. Survived by numerous children, grandchildren, and relatives across Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia. Names include Beatrice Moreland, Florence Matt, Leona Green, Beecher Green, Richard Ross, Ruth Smoot, and Earl R. Baughman. Funeral homes cited: Cawood, Baker, Arnett Purneal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Green
Beatrice Moreland
Kerrick Lane
Pleasure Ridge Park
Daston
Tenn
James and
Orjena Walker
Marion A. Green
Green
Oreland
Dems
Cincinnati
Cawood Funeral Home
Anderson
Hurst Cemetery
Florence Matt
Norwood
Ohio
Bell Colson
Alfonza Marshall
Louisville
General Hospital
Middlesborond
Hie
Jesima Baptist Church
Alianza, Jr
J. D. Marshall
Eugene Mershall
Lewisville
Ronnie Stroud
Middlesboro
Baker Funeral Home
Marshall and Robinson
Wheeler
R. A. Barton
Mt. Morich Baptist Church
Tne
William Baughman
Pineville
FP Avenue
Flat Lick
Bhy
Frank
Carolyn Patton Baughman
Baptist Guild
Bethel Baptist Guard
Lendar Baptist District Association
Masonic Simmons Lodge
NAACP
Bethel Baptist Church
Frank Mayes
W. H. Morton
Walter Hammonds
Brice Ewing
Tellico Martin
Rovel ‘Tinsley
Frank Hammonds
Robert Moore
Curtis Fulkerson
Richard Ross
Ed Diamond
Cooper Zachery
William Hipson
Lawrence Crockett
Roy Sweat
Sally Baughman
Ruth B. Smoot
Fdith B. Hipson
Hospital Notes Births and Admissions List
MADISON MEMORIAL WASHINGTON The Sar ate Friday passed and sent the House a resolution to set up a commission for planning a memorial to James Madison, the nation's fourth president.
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Madison Memorial
Washington
UPI
House
James Madison
Congressmen From Hawaii Enter Monday Congressmen From Hawaii Enter Monday
Hawaii gains two new senators and one representative as Eisenhower proclaims Hawaii a state and unveils a new flag. Hiram L. Fong becomes first Chinese American senator, Gren E. Long serves as Democrat senator, Daniel K. Inouye sits as first Japanese American in Congress. Hawaii’s admittance expands Senate to 10 and House to 437, later 435 after 1960 census reapportionment. President Eisenhower lauds historic, inclusive moment and pledges solidarity with all states.
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Hiram L. Fong
Senate
Gren E. Long
House
Daniel K. Ta- Guys
Congress
Itawall
Eisenhower
Rew
Hawaii
Secord Tay
Dnl
Plane Takes 2,000 Books To Exhibit
New York report details a volunteer effort to reopen the Moscow American exhibit bookmobile. Tan American Airlines transported 2,800 books, including 4,000 paperbacks and 1,800 hardcovers, after an editorial in the New York Times spurred the drive. Organizers, aided by publisher Joseph Fox and with approval from the State Department and USIA, sought to replenish stock depleted by Russian visitors.
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New York
UPI
American Airlines
Moscow
New York Times
John C. Bulletti
Aeaireton
Albert L. Remsey
Joseph Fox
Benty Holt & Co. Publishers
State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Five Men Arrested On Safe Robbery Charges
Five men suspected of safe robberies in two states were arrested near Wise County after a coal miner alerted police. John Givens of Exeter helped, pursuing a car with a shotgun and guiding officers to a cache of burglary tools and about $100,000 in cash. Suspects included Sam Parrot, Gentry Puckett, David Wheeler, total Burgess, and Fred Napier, all held on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny with connections to Rutherford County, Tennessee.
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Stone Gap
UPL
Wise County
Appalachia
John Givens
Givens
Exter
Us Yart
Asso
Exeter
Sam Parrot
Cumberland, iKy
Gentry B. Puckett
North Augusta S.C
David Wheeler
Johnson City
Tenn
Jotal Burgess
Avondale
N. C
Fred Napier
Norton
Big Stone Salt
Rutherford County
Ty. C
Parrot
Lyvich
Wise
Not Tito Says Gypsy Rose Lee Mixup Over Tito Car Crash
Gypsy Rose Lee claimed she was mistaken for Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia after a Rolls Royce collided with a motorcycle on a mountain road above the Adriatic. She reported both riders fled and that only two Rolls Royces existed in Yugoslavia, both owned by Tito. Lee said she traveled to Pula to buy a new Rolls Royce.
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London
Gypsy Rose Lee
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Adriatic Sea
Miss Lee
Pula
Tito
Tri Staters Serving in Army Navy and Marines
A batch of servicemen from Kentucky is listed with details across branches. James P Johnson of Chestfield serves with the 3rd Armored Division in Germany as a tank leader. John Foster of Middlesboro begins Navy training after high school and aviation electronics on the way to Memphis. Lane Lawson graduates from Great Lakes training, while Arminy Callebs completes a missile unit installation course at Fort Belvoir. Claude Broughton, William Mills, Orlin Howard, Harley Taylor, Charles Rotshins, Rob Robbins, and Ronnie Williams are noted for various trainings or duties from Jump School to Navy duty aboard the USS Avenger and the USS Randolph.
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Army
James P. Johnson
Horace FB. Johaon
Chestfield
Germany
U. S
Europe
Jtcinss
Kitch Gans
Fort Krux
Parope
Pratate
Paiden
Johnson's Lumber Company
John Junior Foster
United States Navy
Essie Mae Foster
Cantery Tury Avenue
Middlesboro
Naval Training Center
Sana Diego
California
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Fost
Aviation Electronics Techni’cian
Palocia
Lincoln High School
Wedell C. Callebs
Tip Callebs
Hinkle
Fort Belvoir
Callebs
Knox Central High School
Arminy Pvt
Claude Broughton
Jim M. Broughton
Field
1St Airborne Division
Fort Knetel
Tve
Fort Cgraffoc
Ark
Broughton
Red. Bird Mission High School
Beverly
Charles BE. Rotshins
Roberts
Joslyn Ave
Pennington Gap
Robbins
Forth
Fort Hood
Tex
Haiti Postpones Arrest Of Catholic Archbishop
Haiti delayed arrest of Archbishop Francois Poirier after Vatican warning that excommunication would follow officials involved. Government cited pending negotiations with church leaders and sought amicable settlement. Poirier faced arrest for violating a Haiti law banning priests from certain public acts after denouncing the expulsion of two French priests.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
UPI
Francois Poirier
Vatican
Max
Duplessis Ann Mouncred
Haltian
Apostolic Ninein
Fat Duplessis
Francois Thyvalier
Priesis Im Efaiti
Tay
Duplessis
la Phal- Range
Haili
Pravda Attacks Religious Revival Tactics in USSR
Pravda reports the Communist Party newspaper targets a revival of religious prejudice in the Soviet Union. It accuses clergy of using new tactics to blend religion with science and portray communism as compatible with faith. The piece says believers exploit shrines and push religious instruction for children, urging atheism be promoted legally through education to avoid offending worshipers.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
Heir Steve Rockefeller Weds Former Kitchen Maid
Stevens Rockefeller, heir to a vast American fortune, married Anne Marie Rasmussen of Sogne Norway in a simple Lutheran ceremony at a century old church on the road to Lunde. The bride, a Norwegian girl who once worked as a kitchen maid in Rockefeller’s New York home, becomes part of the Rockefeller family and may join the United States social and political circle through Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller. The event drew intense international media attention and strict local security measures, as well as a noted American wedding custom with a platinum ring.
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Sogne
Norway
UPI
Stevens Rockefeller
Ameriea
Iwoodlen
New York
Lule
Anne Merie Rasmussen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Clav Gautestad
Steve
Anne Marie
Whem
Stavanger
Granit
Lunde
Kite Hayworth
Ali Khan
Grace Kelly-Prince Reitior
Alice
Ad Paves Fran Adiginingy
Kristiansand
Home Guard
Mary Rockefeler
Kristian Rasmussen
Uebrite
Rockefeller
Mer
Daugher
Steven
Rockefeller Center
Kentucky News Briefs from Pike to Madisonville
Kentuckys oil industry storms ahead as it bets on a large crowd for the Aug centennial at the State Fair Grounds. Pikeville hosts two day talks by Derthick and Shieer at Johns Creek School drawing many teachers. Raven’s Creek seeks funds near Raven’s Heck ingtan for land purchase raising about 2000 in pledges. South Fulton High School rejects 15 to 20 Negro applicants amid sharp refusals. Hopkins County Fair opens a six day run with livestock crop prizes totaling 75 and 150 entries in horse show details.
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United Press International
Pikeville
UPTS
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Lawrence G. Derthick
Willam L. Shieer
Pike County
Teachers’ Institute
New Johns Creek School
Cumberland
UPI
Raven’s
Heck Ingtan County
South Fulton
Tenn
Upl
All-Syvbite
South Pulton High School
Lester Belly
Tennessee State Line
Fulton
Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
Lexington
Baewling Green
Flordinsbury
Irvingler
Elizabethtown
Shelbyville
Madisonville
Hopkins County Fair
Middlesboro City Schools Open Under System Plan
Middlesboro announces opening of Middlesboro City Schools Friday after Labor Day. New enrollment schedules include August 27 28 for kindergarten to grade 12 with birth certificates required. Tuition rules for students living with relatives are provided under Kentucky law, with per semester rates for grades 1-8 and high school.
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AML
Middlesbory
Edna Farmer
Widdlesborough
Puson
State Department of Education
Jother Kentucky
Kentucky
Guardian
Middlesborough
Moonshine case nets sheriff and four charged
Elmwood Tennessee sheriff Dewey Yelm is among those charged in a federal moonshine case. Nlarokd Muff James Fowler Shenri Yelm Burt Flatt and C and M Fax face movtions including transporting selling and possessing moonshine whiskey. All waived preliminary hearing and were released on bond with a Sept. 4 next hearing date.
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Elmwood, Tenn
UPI
Smith County
Dewey Yelm
Nlarokd Muff
Elmwood
U. S
Marshall Marian T. Ware Ten
James Fowler
Accal and Tobacco
Shenri Yelm
Carthage
Burt Flatt
C and M. Fax
Gainsboro
Marvin Show
Italian Premier Praises U S Sixth Fleet in Mediterranean
Italian Premier Antonio Segni lauded the U S Sixth Fleet on Friday night calling it an element of peace and security in the Mediterranean after observing fleet maneuvers. The display highlighted U S naval power in the region.
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Rome
UPI
Antonio Segni
U.S
Mediterranean
Warren meets West German tax experts in Germany
U S Chief Justice Earl Warren conferred with West Germany’s top legal authorities in Bonn on Friday and was described as surprisingly well informed on German tax issues. The visit underscores close legal diplomacy between the United States and West Germany during ongoing tax and economic discussions.
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Ronn
Germany
UPH
U. S
Earl Warren
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Nancy Jane Grueen
Middlestors Hospital
Gilnte
Warren Rosenbalm
Nazewell
Midilestort Memorial Hospital
Bismis
Mary Huddleston
Cary
James Mosely
Sterling Carmil
Rneceville
Burgage Taylor
Finley Huddleston
Willams
Nealthill
Clairfield
J. B. Marcum
City
el Sharpe
Mobile
Burchett
Borabny Sale
Ody P. City
Adis Ougiton
Barbourville Admissions
Geneva Moore
Cordin
James W. Miller
James Harkness
Calloway
Wheeler Laws
Tipprell Willer
McEntire
Will
Mowers
Jimmy Ray
Isenhower
Three Stooges
Wat
Ed Tha Pena
Wil Travel
Big Stone
Gypsy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smmal
Tri-Staters
Lane Lawson
Ceger Lawson
Gakes
Great Lakes
William FR. Mills
Willis Mills
Forts Campbell
Mills
Fort Knox
Millis
Krew Central Igh School
Bar
Exirville
Orlin L. Haiward
Elsie W. Howard
Dayhat, I
Marine Heenus
Parris Island
5. C
Harley Taylor
USN
Lee Taylor
Ronnie D. Willicam
Dewe Witham
Randolph
Norfolk
Meth
Steve Rockefeller
Robent
United Presa International
Kristan
Rasmussen
Call Clark Insurance Agency
Marrogae
Tenngysre
Tennesnee
Wit Viretily
Middlesboro City
This
Gulf
Tennessee
Hutt
Dlelm
Warren
Fries Ie
Chicago
SUN
MON
Jerry Lewis
Marilyn Maxwell
Tri-State Supply Earp
Roy Brown
18Th
Lathbury Avenno
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