26 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1958
Page
1
New York report warns a UAW strike over contracts could ripple through the economy. One in seven workers rely on auto makers, and a walkout would hit steel and related industries while demand for new cars hinges on fall production and consumer vigor.
UPI report notes Kentucky coach Blanton Collier has six days of practice before the season start and only three weeks until the opener with Hawaii. Sept. 13 marks the earliest fall game in Kentucky history. Hawaii brings a strong roster and a history of upsets. Coached by Harry Vasconcellos, Hawaii features Nolan and Talbott George and Efary Genie, with a mixed roster from the islands and four mainland states.
Dismissals list includes Myrtle Littrett and James Goinanitson. Admissions feature Jessie McKinney Janice Smith Hen F Suttes Mitchell Robbins Oscar Massey Barbara Edwards C E Barnwell and more. Jumbled names reflect visiting hours and patient movements at Middlesboro Barbourville Knox region.
Mrs Margaret Cosgrove in her 20s faces charges after allegedly grabbing a man in a hallway and kissing him against his will in a Union City building. The incident is described as a damage suat and involves the landlady, Johannes Pries, who previously lived in the cited residence. The case centers on the alleged unwanted kiss and the resulting complaint.
Edward Williams of the Mitch community dies at 64 after a brief illness. He is survived by parents, siblings, and a half brother, with funeral planned at Flutrh Baptist Church, burial in Hensley Cemetery. Curtis Rice of Detroit dies, funeral at Moss Chapel on Log Mountain. Rev. Lee Uson and Milford Brooks officiate, burial in Smith Cemetery. Maude Johnson, 58, Straight Creek, dies after long illness. funeral at Straight Creek Old Baptist Church with burial in the OOF Cemetery. numerous grandchildren and extended family listed.
United Press International reviews television programs noting Concentration on NBC TV and Stars of Jazz on CBS TV. Hugh Downs gains praise for a steady delivery though some segments show uneven pacing. mixed comments on other shows including Lingers Bagels Masquerade Party and Patti Page Show. Mentions portend changes in TV hosting and production with industry context.
A Raleigh-style summary of party divisions shows 42 Republicans in the House and six in the Senate aligned against Eisenhower on three key issues. Representative Clevenger was the lone House dissenter on the defense reorganization bill, while the Senate tally included six Republicans and three Democrats opposing both foreign aid and reciprocal trade measures. The campaign team did not deem full support on all three issues essential for reelection, with several GOP leaders voting against the administration on one or more bills.
AT&T announced its regular quarterly dividend of 22 cents per share, the 150th straight payout. Analysts note no immediate move to raise the dividend or split the stock, despite market chatter and Standard & Poor's designation as stock of the month.
A quirky interlude outlines panelist Dashthy Hart discussing Pantonsine Quiz on ABCAL Y. She details a career spanning 20 motion pictures, marriage to a New York husband, and a shift to poetry, reading, and collecting clippings. Her Asheville roots and Cleveland education are noted.
At Atlantic City on Monday jockey Willie Hartack rode a troubled card, scoring three victories and finishing strongly in the big race, highlighting a day of surprising results in the racing program.
The United States remains the only nation taxing mutual life insurance firms with Canada exempting them from the income tax. Mutuals argue the levy harms savers while life insurers cite the vast U S market with about 11 million policyholders holding nearly 482 billion in policies. A temporary committee formed by mutuals urges Congress to rethink taxation while critics warn of rising rates and unequal treatment of savings instruments.
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