Push for judge sparks constitutional fight in Franklin County
Franklin County leaders urged Governor Combs to name Janvis Bedburgh as judge of the new 430 Judicial District, but Leary warned the act creating the circuit may be unconstitutional. He cited population rules requiring 40 000 in county and 20 000 in city, noting Franklin County and Frankfort fall short, risking an unconstitutional move.
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Kennedy to make personal Tennessee campaign stops
Governor Ellington announced that Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy will personally campaign in Tennessee with potential stops in Knoxville Nashville Memphis and Chattanooga. Ellington said Kennedy plans extensive talks on the religion issue amid Tennessee’s mixed political landscape and urged visits across Middle and West Tennessee.
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Ohio Pair on Crime Spree Taken 40 Miles from Posse
Salem reports Johnson and Firman, both in their twenties, tied to a week of crime across southeastern Ohio including kidnappings, auto thefts, and burglaries. A 200-strong posse cornered them 40 miles from the jail break site after a police chase ended in a dead end. Johnson claimed escape from Coshocton County Jail.
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Williams to file suit over November election fraud claims
Williams will sue the Supreme Court of Ane to contest the November 3 election. The case centers on allegations that the Deno craig bloc cast 28 percent fraudulent votes and 24 steenastians agiatost the Deno.
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Shelbyville Receives Lawson in Desegregation Era
The Rev James Lawson, once expelled from Vanderbilt divinity school for sit in protests by Negro students, is assigned to serve a Negro church in Shelbyville Tennessee. Lawson helped push desegregation in Nashville area and is expected back at Boston University to receive a degree. He may lead Scott Memorial Ceathealist Church in Shelbyville though officials would not explain the assignment. The Nashville News Star publisher and other sit in organizers believe Nashville fears mounting protests.
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Farm policy clash frames Benson defense at press conference
President Eisenhower defended Agriculture Secretary Benson amid criticism from Sen. Kennedy over farm policy. He urged restraint, praised Benson's honesty, and criticized political use of debate over reforms. The president also endorsed public TV debates with Nixon and Kennedy. He warned against letting religion drive campaigns and commented on foreign policy issues including the U2 incident.
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Owensboro Plan For New School Expansion Unveiled
Owensboro School officials announced plans on Tuesday for Sit Owensboro Senior High to undergo a major expansion. The project aims to add 12 classrooms a new lunch room and a new Vocational Department while rehabbing the old gymnasium. Construction is expected to take six months and increases enrollment to about 131 students by the next school year.
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Hospital Notes reveal births and admissions across multiple cities
Hospital notes list admissions and births with numerous names tied to cities such as Shelby Wilder Civy Ave Wanda Puckeu Gsborne Mary Molfins and others. Entries mention baby girls births to Mrs Charles H Jones and Miss Batty Poore plus several individuals linked to City and Omega Daniels Caly Andrew Webb.
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Confession Repudiated At Roane County
Kingston Tenn UPI A Roane County election official denies a confession of participation in election machine rigging amid alleged coercion claims. Bil Ferguson custodian of voting machines and Vernal Kirkland face hearings on August 4 election charges. chief deputy Sartin says a taped confession exists detailing payments.
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Creation of Kentucky Division of Mental Retardation
FRANKFORT The 148 General Assembly created a new Division of Mental Retardation within the Department of Welfare. Carlos Oakley Trixday head the division which will coordinate and encourage development of programs for the mentally retarded across agencies. Agu has served in the Department of Health since 1903 and was a former instructor and coach at Jackson’s Junior College.
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Two Are Taken On Shine Raid In Tinkevllle
Two men, Ralph Suttles and Artavir Vanover, were arrested after authorities seized a 7 million gallon still and 150 gallons of mash in Lique Hollow. Sheriff Hiner Fusen, Deputy Charles Tunley, State Divertive Harold Barton and Alcohol Tax Unit agents led the raid. They are to appear before a judge.
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Hiner Fusen
Charles Tunley
Harold Barton
Combs Opens His Office In Maysville
Governor Combs opens a temporary headquarters in Maysville after two days in Mayfield western Kentucky. He plans more district offices if the Mayfield site fails, meeting over 500 visitors who discuss concerns mainly about raids and jobs. The trip included a visit to Eddyville State Prison and a stay at the Department of Economic Security building in Frankfort.
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Names Denied At Pineville NamesDenied At Pineville
Police Chief Charles Pincari faced a restraining order in Pineville Police Court as Judge Gills declined to release names of defendants. The court cited potential harm to reputations and indicated the policy may be temporary or indefinite, with Judge Stewart objecting to naming individuals in newspapers.
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Parolart
Airport plan debate stretches into Pennington
Waks said the airport project faced a definite vote in Pennington town, with Worley Rolter reporting that the corporation had raised money by selling stock to fund the venture. The plan could influence local development, reopening the discussion on commercializing the site.
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Pennington
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Permington
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Worley Rolter
Jamis
Man Charged With Petty Larceny in Hardware Clock Theft
Crewey of Milks appears before Magistrate Pat Paraois charged with petty larceny after allegedly stealing an electric clock from a hardware store. Parsons said the accusation stems from the incident this after noon.
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Spy Pilot's Parents Head Home From Moscow
The parents of U2 pilot Praiels Gary Powers left Moscow for the United States shortly after a brief visit with their son in a Soviet prison. Mrs. Oliver Powers and her husband, joined by their daughter and friends, spoke of heartbreak over the conviction but relief at returning home. They were accompanied by attorney Carl Maucatee and others, as Barbara Powers remained in Moscow seeking clemency.
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Cumberland Gap Man of the Year Presented to Dickenson
Dr. BH Dickenson of Lincoln Memorial University received the Cumberland Gap Development Association’s Man of the Year award. Spokesmen cited his promotion of the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, guidance of LMU students, and dedication to community service for the 1959 1960 local year. Ramsey was the first recipient, honored by the association.
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Local theatre board eyes Mid Midlands drive and new manager
A Stony leader outlined a plan for a combined Mid Midlands theatre board with a new general manager and promotional drive. He indicated a salary around 7000 to 8000 dollars yearly, cited comparable pay for similar shows, and noted private contributions of 8000 dollars and 1300 dollar program costs. A Pineville committee and local figures would join the board to back a united county effort.
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Feward Asher
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Whites Petition Davis Roanoke Order Given
New Orleans high school students ask Gov. Davis to keep schools open amid a federal investigation into integration. In Roanoke Virginia a federal judge ordered eight Chinese students admitted to white schools in Grayson and Floyd counties, as tensions rise ahead of the new term.
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GOP Bills South Drive As Biggest of Party
Washington dispatch details a large scale GOP effort in the South as the party eyes key electoral gains in 1980. Nixon plans southern visits, with top campaigners like Lodge and Goldwater shaping Operation Dixie as Republicans push to erode traditional Democratic control in the region. Eisenhower’s southern wins of the 1950s are cited as precedent for current strategy.
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Jury Plans Prison Visit
Davidson County grand jury plans to visit the slave penitentiary in Nashville to investigate alleged mistreatment and limits on prisoners. Jury foreman ML Gossett announced after prison psychologist Charles Cottle said he was dismissed for objecting to brutal treatment and urged private interviews away from a public “chamber of commerce” tour.
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