Rockefeller Seeks Common Ground With Conservative Republicans
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller, vacationing in Maine, says he is getting along better with Republican conservatives who once labeled him too liberal. At a lobster-and-cocktails fundraiser for the Maine State Republican Committee, more than 100 guests raised over 15000 dollars, while Rockefeller emphasized his lack of frustration in the No. 2 spot and his focus on Ford programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay FL Richards
Harbor, Maine
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
T Rockefeller
Maine
Washington
Rockefeller
New York City
Republican Committee
Rockefeller House
Abbey Aldrich Rockefeller
Alabama
South Carolina
Ford
New York
Johnnie Turner
Atlanta
Middlesboro
Sarah Turner
Clear Creek
Lung cancer causes and non smoker facts from Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb discusses non smoking lung cancer risk including fumes and a past pneumonia. Statistics show about 9 percent of men with lung cancer are non smokers and women show higher non smoking cases. Cancer type varies by smoking status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
Lamb
Church Homecomings and Gospel Events Across August
A sequence of church events listed for late August including Yeary's Chapel Pentecostal annual homecoming with The Carpenters and Melvin Jones Happy Four from Barbourville, plus the McKamey Family concert in Pineville during the CME Convention. Also scheduled are Heavenly Heirs, League Family Gospel Singers from Decatur, Richardson Chapel singing, Youth Rally at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church, barbecued dinners for building fund, Underwood Grove and Chenoa Homecomings, Mt Moriah pancake breakfast, and Bill Dunsroe Singers at West Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeary’s Chapel Pentecostal
The
Carpenters
Melvin Jones
Happy Four
Barbourville
McKamey
Clinton
Tennessee
First Baptist Church
Pineville
Kentucky
Heavenly Heirs
Richardson Chapel Baptist Church
League Family Gospel Singers
Decatur
Georgia
Esco. Capps
Bell County Baptist Association
Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church
Lincoln Homes
Thankful Baptist Church
Rev. McAfee
Old Yellow Creek
Underwood Grove Baptist Church
Chenoa Baptist Church
Richardson Chapel
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Bill Dunsroore
Harrogate
Tenn
Pineville Baptist Church
Lewis Jennings
Assault Charges Move in City Court Actions
Police arrested Ricky Davis 21 of Hinks Heights on first degree assault. Pat Guthrie 25 was charged with theft of services. Driving while intoxicated against James Dixon 34 was continued to August 26. Disorderly conduct and public drunkenness charges against Howard Overton 49 were continued to September 6. No operator license and improper registration against Bill Gower 34 were continued to August 26. Several individuals were fined 49 dollars for public drunkenness. A stolen bicycle report involved Billy Vaughn. Fire crews responded to a dumpster fire at the Marboro Hotel with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Davis
Hinks Heights
Davis
Ricky Eastridge
Pat Guthrie
Guthrie
George Wells
James Dixon
Noetown
Bill Gower
Carl Murrell
46Th Street
Kenneth Davis
Lake Hill
Bobby D. Asher
Leslie County
Glen Asher
Asher
James Howard
Cumberland Avenue
Billy Vaughn
Chasteen Drive
Marboro
North 19Th Street
Hoffa's Family Declines Florida Reward Offer
James Hoffa's son says his family rejects help from a Florida inventor who offered 100000 dollars for information on his father’s fate. Hoffa calls the man a fraud and says he does not want him involved. In Orlando Monroe Lerman stands by the offer, pledging to raise the prize if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bell
Netroit
UPI
James Hoffa
Florida
Teamsters International Union
James P. Hoffa
Orlando
Fla
Monroe Lerman
Lerman
Hoffa Case Photos Prompt New Reward Offer
The FBI reviewed recently released photos of Hoffa after his 1975 disappearance. Lerman, Hoffa’s friend, says he sent them to share a newer image rather than older grim ones. Hoffa’s son calls Lerman’s actions cruel and unfounded, while the reward total reaches 375000 dollars from Teamsters and others. Authorities maintain no concrete clues exist despite ongoing investigations.
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Hoffa
FBI
Detroit
Lerman
Orlando
Michigan
Teamsters Union
National Union For Handicapped Persons
Roffa
August 26 through 31 local events listed in Middlesboro area
Community notices outline meetings and gatherings including a Middlesboro High School band parents meeting at 7 20 p m on August 26 in the MHS bandroom, a Bell County Senior Citizens picnic at Pineville Mint Park from noon to 2 p m on August 28, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10236 reorganization meeting at 7 30 p m on August 29 at the Post Home in Dunnlap Hollow. Also listed are Balkan Homecoming on August 31 at Balkan School House, Rowlett reunion at Curtis Rowlett’s home in Ewing Virginia at noon, and the Crumley family reunion at Civitan Park in Ewing Virginia with a 11 a m start on August 31.
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Middlesboro
MHS
Bell County
Pineville Mint Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Kentucky
Post Home
Eagles Club
Dunnlap Hollow
Balkan School House
Balkan
Rowlett
Curtis Rowlett
Ewing
R. l. Crumley
Civitan Park
R. L.crumley
Civitan
Sherman Moody dies at 74 in Middlesboro Kentucky
Sherman Moody 74 of 135 West Winchester Avenue died at home August 23 1975 born July 4 1901 in Andersonville Tennessee son of late Joseph Moody and Florence Stookesbury Moody resident of Middlesboro since 1932 retired from Blakeman Oil Company charter member of Southside Baptist Church deacon member of Junior Order of United American Mechanics survived by wife Margaret Moody two daughters Mildred Shumate Marietta Moyers two sons William E Moody Sherman Moody III two sisters Mrs Elle Bradley Mrs Ada Mason six grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews funeral held 2 pm Monday at Southside Baptist Church with Rev Dennis Price and Rev R B Moyers officiating burial in Middelboro Cemetery active pallbearers listed honorary pallbearers listed Shumate Funeral Home in charge
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Sherman Moody
Winchester Avenue
Andersonville
Tennessee
Joseph Moody
Florence Stookesbury Moody
Middlesboro
Blakeman Oil Company
Southside Baptist Church
Order of United American Mechanics
Margaret Williams
Moody
Mildred Shumate
Louisville
Kentucky
Marietta Moyers
Campbellsville
Wiliam E. Moody
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Elle Bradley
Ada Mason
Pineville
Joe Moyers
William David Moyers
Kenneth Ray Moyers
Becky Moody
Glen Shumate
Sherman Moody III
Dennis Price
R. B. Moyers
Middelbore
Bob Dixon
Ben Hickman
George Carson
Lester Marsee
Chester Marsee
Mack Johnson
Kenneth Hayes
Lewis Daniels
Marion
Dora Wilder
Pineville Community Hospital
Bell County
Kyard
John Edmondson
Florida Webb Edmondson
Charles Wilder
Geraldine Jeffery
Barbourville
Shirley Wilder
Debra Wilder
Louise Wilder
U.S.M.C
North Carolina
Arlis Wayne Wilder
Tony Curtis Wilder
Florida Edmonison
Leora Alfred
Addie Patterson
James Edmondson
Ike Edmondson
Perry Edmondson
Percy Edmondson
Frank Edmondson
Tinsley
Robbie Jeffery
Sarbourville
East Jellico Baptist Church
Loren Camfield
Mills
Durham
Durham Funeral Home
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United Press International
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Krakatoa
Dutch East Indies
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Sally
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Howard Overton
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Norma J. Adkins
City
Lillian Brown
Cumberland Gap
Willard J. Brown
William G. Colson
Judy Crutchfield
Vickie Daniels
Renae Dorion
Miracle
Cecil Green
Hazel R. Lowe
Barbara Jean McFarland
Williamsburg
Nadine Miller
Arjay
Prudy Ann Overbay
Lester E. Owens, Jr
Everett Partin
George Partin
Cheryl R. Peace
Anna Smith
Elmira
Sue Smith
James E. Sparks
Manchester
Betty Swim
Opal
Geraldine Wilder
Leona Shackleford
Velma Webb
Clairfield
Motorola
RCA
T.V
White Furniture Co
Lothbury Avenue
Middlesboro, Kentucky
Laws
John Bull
J. H. Brooks
T. L. Epperson
Ed Taylor
Jimmy Sharpe
Silas Whitaker
J. W. Ridings
Benton Epperson
Shumate Funeral Home
Cumberland College
Bell County Center
DEPT
Physical Fitness
Milvarke
Charles C. Smith
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