Pilot's Wife Appeals To Khrushchev And Brezhnev For Powers Clemency
In Moscow, Eva Powers crafts personal appeals to Soviet Premier Khrushchev and President Brezhnev seeking clemency for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. She writes drafts in seclusion, while Powers’ relatives weigh whether to sign. The family plans to keep details secret as they consider their return to the United States amid uncertain dates. Jessica Hileman, Powers’s sister, attends Moscow church services with her father’s attorney and physician. More than 1,000 worshipers fill the Baptist Church as she reflects on prayers for her brother.
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Unruly Hotrodders Clash With San Diego Police
More than two thousand hotrodders protested the closure of the county's only drag racing site, blocking Cajon Blvd. early Sunday. Police used tear gas and clubs, arresting six adults and six juveniles on rioting and conspiracy charges as the crowd, including many girls, dispersed. A nearby resident recounted the wild scene as vehicles raced and engines roared.
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Vehicle thefts ripple through Middlesboro police blotter
Stolen car reports spread across Middlesboro and neighboring towns as police in Higaite Hollow and Coventry Creek areas confront thefts. Melicante admitted stealing a Plymouth belonging to Janet Wathen and another vehicle theft linked to Tom Turner’s property. Suspects, including Ter mer Hamlett, Wayne Green, Dean Beasley and others, face public drunkenness and breach of peace charges with appearances set before Magistrate Pat Parsons and Judge Charles Minton. Police warn of ongoing investigations and confiscated vehicles, with a white Plymouth described among the stolen autos.
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Orore
Charles Mintom
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Charge Laid To Clay Man In Murder Case
Manchester police report Dan Jones held in Clay County Jail on murder charges after admitting he struck his brother with a 38 caliber revolver following an earlier blow to his father. Authorities say the gun fired, killing the brother. preliminary hearing set for Tuesday morning.
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Labor Group Backs Cooper in Kentucky Senate Race
A new labor group in Louisville endorses Republican Sen. John Shere Man Cooper and forms the Kentucky State Labor Committee for Cooper. Co chairs are William F. Weltiger and George Lemmer. The committee operates independently of the Kentucky AFL CIO and plans a campaign launch on Wednesday.
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Phil Quicber
Obituary notices from Middlesboro area Kentucky deaths 1960
Obituaries for Henry N. Siter Sally Wilson Wilson, Henry, Bel County, Kentucky, list of survivors and service details. Include burial at Rowe Lawn Memorial and funeral home arrangements. Multiple other obituaries for Carrie Carroll Josie Rainey and J.B. Jack Males with service times, locations, and pallbearers.
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Pineville Community Hospital
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Henretta Martin
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Homer ‘Day
Multiple-Death Mishaps Stay 47 Across Nation
A weekend surge of deadly crashes claims at least 41 lives nationwide. Vermont reports seven young men killed when their car left a highway near South Hero, six die in Illinois and Missouri wrecks, and Florida and New Jersey each tally four or more fatalities.
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Tennessee prison psychologist dismissed over policy clash
Nashville report states Dr. R. Cottly, dismissed Friday as Tennessee state prison psychologist, says he was fired for opposing a so called Scamman prison practice of inhuman treatment. He alleges additional resignations and firings among staff, and notes a July fire incident with 750000 in damages amid a statewide get tough policy.
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Pickets Demonstrate at Lexington Walgreens Counter
CORE youths picketed Lexington Walgreens downtown over the weekend carrying signs such as Don t Pay for Segregation and Segregation is morally Wrong. Police reported no violence as management removed stools and chained off seating, keeping the counter open for standing patrons and those admitted to the table area with a safety closure note. The weekend marked CORE s first protest at this Walgreens after earlier demonstrations at Wentworth Street lunch counter.
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Lee Woman's Mate Killed in Route 83 Crash
JUG STONE GAP Va The husband of Rose Fill native Roy Burns of Latte Fontaine Ohio was killed instantly when his autow veered off Highway 83 three miles west of here struck a tree. Mrs Burns and their 2½ year old daughter were admitted to Mr Marys Hospital in Norton with multiple injuries.
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House Sets Work Today Debates On TV Campaign Rules
Washington reports the House plans to push a Senate passed bill to suspend the 1940s broadcast law for the 1960 presidential campaign. It would require equal time for all candidates on radio and TV. Albert Gore proposes Senate subcommittee probe of polls' influence on election outcomes.
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Princess Margaret News Sparks Still Unconfirmed Claim
Reports claim Princess Margaret is expecting a baby and that her husband Antony Armstrong-Jones is employed, but no confirmation is available. The Sway Dispatch cites an American wire source per an exclusive, while Tatay's Daily Express mentions photographer Alun Win’s career move to the Civic Trust.
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Accidents Fatal to 20 In Tennessee
An United Press International survey shows at least 20 people died in Tennessee over the weekend in various accidents. The toll includes a family of four near Dyersburg, two brothers near Jellico, three related deaths near Monterey, two killed near Dickson, a Nashville man near Columbia, two near Rutledge, Ollie Cole 16 who drowned near Halls, a Whitewell man in a Tennessee River incident, a Warreollin youth at Lake Chattanooga, evenly Wall 12 who drowned in Chattanooga, and Evans who drowned in a woods reservoir near Hinchester.
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Hospital Notes at Middlesboro City Hospital Visit Hours
Discharges and admissions listed for Middlesboro area hospitals with names of patients and destinations. Includes births, hospital notes, and a line about the Baliania group of about 3000 islands of which 200 are inhabited.
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County court votes to borrow funds for expenses
The court approved a $7.00 borrowing request to meet current expenses while awaiting revenue from taxes around October 4. County officials said the move aimed to cover claims before funds arrive as they adjourn to continue talks on replacing gas heat with coal and whether to buy stokers or hand-fire the furnace.
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Kennedy Farm Swing Backers Cheer Midwest Push
United Press International reports Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Johnson rally in Des Moines to boost farm support for Kennedy’s Midwest swing. They urge party unity, attack Nixon’s farm policy, and outline a Democratic program including supply management, nutrition, and a global farm policy while criticizing Eisenhower era policies.
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Keep Religion Out Nixon Tells Workers
Washington reports that Nixon instructed campaign volunteers and staff to keep religious issues out of campaigning against Kennedy. The memo bans religious references in literature and warns against linking support to religion. Nixon, a Quaker, has stressed religion should be excluded from political discourse.
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Dreamer Trial Opens in Key West Murder Case
Spencer, once of Sandy Hook Kentucky, faces murder charges in Key West for the killing of 36 year old John T Keen, a pipefitter. His attorney Robert C Youmans argues the defendant acted on a dream and has not confessed.
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Primatene tablet promises asthma and hay fever relief
New York reports Medical Resenes introduces Primatene a tiny nonprescription tablet that rapidly relieves asthma spasms and hay fever symptoms for hours. The fast acting formula opens bronchial tubes reduces mucus and nasal congestion, helping sleep without injections or doctor visits at a price of 98 cents.
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