Earthquakes Hit Italy and Jetliner Crash Survivors
Reports from Italy describe a series of earthquakes causing deaths and injuries, with about 500,000 people displaced. In Brazil, 88 of 176 aboard the Araxian jetliner survived Monday night crash, while 15 dead and several missing were reported among the rest. In Britain, Dr. Robert Soblen faced deportation proceedings as a High Court writ of habeas corpus challenged the Home Office. Western diplomacy showed no progress on nuclear disarmament, with talks hinting at possible direct negotiations on delivery systems.
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Home Office
Food Stamp Expansion Planned for Knott County
Kentucky Governor Combs announced state and federal support to expand the Food Stamp Program to Knott County, with about 1,500 to 2,000 eligible families. The plan uses emergency funds to hire four social workers and adds federal money to cover voucher costs, aiming to feed hungry residents during a pilot phase that began in Floyd County.
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Ipt
Gav. Hert T Combs
Inchuwge Krall
Floyd County
Knott County
Combs
Hospital Notes Uddtlesboro Memorial Monohaly Visiting Hours
Hospital notes from Uddleboro Memorial list patient admittances and discharges. Names include Fletcher Insley Trene Sehavona and Buckner along with city affiliations such as Delle Fletcher and Ulis Buckner. Discharges include Victor Ely Cumberland Gap Curt Carter and others. admissions include Orling Enstridge and Clyde Mullins with various towns in Tennessee.
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Uddtlesboro
Monohaly
Wisaussals Delle Fletcher
Insley
Trene Sehavona
Bledsoe
Ulis Buckner
City
Adiussions
Hazel Baker
Jane Bostick
la Follette
Mabel Byrd
Duff Carre Callahan
Baxter Lavada Carson
Onelin
Mary Duff
Pineville
Harry G
Earle
Cily Nelle Hopkins
Field Mandy Maticoat
Clairfield
Delores Page
Cily
Wishing Houta
Victor Ely
Cumberland
Curt Carter
Eugene Jones
Rose
Margaret Rogan
Harley Daniels
Tare H Mars
Detih Wyrick
Joe Linwson
Cumberland Cap
Campaign manager outlines new purchases and ticket sales
Campbell notes an independent says ten spend and that George S Wright must approve all requests. He insists the new position is demanding but promises smooth operation once started. Middlesboro opens season 131 at Bradner Stadium as booster club sells season tickets for five dollars. Washington coverage: Kennedy press conference at 4 pm will be carried live by NBC and ABC. CBS shows a video at 5 pm EDT.
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Campbell
Middlesboro
Bradner Stadium
Jock
TV Washington
UPI
Kennedy
NBC
ABC Television
CBS Television
Daily News Middlesboro Rates and Delivery Details
The Daily News paper lists delivery options and subscription rates for Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding areas. Pricing includes carrier 35 cents a week and mail options for multiple counties with varying terms and durations.
Johnson Sets Trip To Middle East
Vice President Johnson and Mrs Johnson depart for a Middle East goodwill tour aimed at reassuring Iran Greece and Turkey of U S support. They will visit Lebanon and Other sites before a Rome stop for Italian American space talks.
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United Freas International
Washington
Org
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle East
Iran
Greece
Turkey
U.S
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Fannson
Lebanon
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Rome
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Dential Ved
America
Obituaries Mrs Eva Gully and Howard Meadows
Mrs Eva Gully of Pineville born October 27, 1883 and died after a four year illness. Survived by sisters C. C. Mullins and Lizzie Godsey, brother Mitchell Baker. Funeral August 23 at 7 p.m. Arnett Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. W. B. Bingham. Interment in Pineville Cemetery. Arnett Funeral Home in charge. Howard Meadows of Notoway City died August 21 1962. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Eva Gully
Angusina Donvile
Bor
Jim’ Baker
Margaret. Hinkle Baker
Knox County
Pineville
Manlio Kill Baptist Church
C. C. Mullins
Lizzie Godsey
Middlesboro
Mitchell Baker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard Meadows
Nottaway City
Cawood Funeral Home
Youth Charged Over Draft Noncompliance Arrest in London
Pat Howerton of North 6th Street was arrested by an FBI agent and local police yesterday for failing to report to the Selective Service Board. He was released on a $15,000 appearance bond to appear in US District Court. Commissioner Ketly Clore said the bond was signed by his father, Dock Howerton. The FBI said Howerton was to report to the Pineville Selective Service Board on August 8.
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North 6Th Street
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Focas
Selective Service
Howerton
Kentucky and Tennessee News Briefs Report Reapportionment Push
In Louisville a KCLU intervention petition seeks immediate reapportionment of Kentucky's legislature and senatorial districts. In Paradise TVA workers return after a court order halts picketing at the reactor project. Other items note a resignation of Kentucky insurance commissioner candidate and political race developments in Tennessee and a drowning accident involving a Knoxville youth.
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TVA
U.S
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Brooks
Suit Filed For $40,000 In Circuit Court
Peggy Sproles of Times & Michigan joins a West Virginia man as codefendants in a $40,000 suit filed in Tacewell Circuit Court. They seek $20,000 punitive damages from James Collins and Helen Evelyn Logan for a July 3 wreck on Highway 33 near Sand Uck Claiborne County. Sproles claims permanent injuries as a passenger while Berard Coffey drove. Collins crossed the center line and struck Coffey’s car. Logan, PontiacIdlich, was reported the driver of the other vehicle.
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Tenn
Peggy Sproles
Times
Michigan
West Virginia
James Collins
Helen Evelyn Logan
Highway 33
Sand Uck
Claiborne County
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Pontiac
Idlich
Collins
Sharpels
Wi. Va
Sproles
Iven
Berard Coffey
Alexedly
Coffey
Extra Sheriff Cars Placed in County
Bell County Sheriff Harry Ball says the county now has more marked patrol cars than ever, with no tax increase to support them. He notes volunteers supplement salaried deputies as the school year nears and cites efforts to curb drunken driving while reporting eight traffic deaths so far this year, up from six last year. In another item, Manatee County will admit Negro students to all white Manatee Junior College in September after board approval.
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Aleise
Pineville
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Evil Ataienen
Kentucky
More Sewer Work Scheduled Contd From Page One
City council discussed land needs for a proposed sewer project and possible protest by a neighboring group. Mayor McCauley said contract approval would come on a later reading as issues were resolved. The council also approved purchasing an electric typewriter for the City Planner’s Office for up to 325 dollars and sought insurance bids for Middlesboro Auxiliary Policemen with a minimum weekly disability benefit of 40 dollars. A patrolman was reinstated and an examination for a new police position set for September 3 at 2 pm after a 40 hour work week was approved. Street lighting was to be installed on several avenues. Public Health and Welfare committees agreed to inspect the jail with Mayor McCauley. Absent: several councilmen. Chester Woite arrived late.
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