Police Expect Break Soon In Bomb Case
Paducah Kentucky police said a suspect in the Chaudet murder questioned investigators and hinted a breakthrough was near. The blast killed Samuel Chaudet at his car, injuring nearby, with FBI lab analysis awaited. Chaudet, a 32 year old salesman, was to move into a new house with Dorothy Mitchell when the bomb exploded. The fire at the Chaudet home caused about $15,000 in damage. Funeral plans were announced for the victim.
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Liveoak
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Freretty
Chaudet
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Tome
Florida
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Roth
WE Burdala
Mouat Weaton
Stanley Offers School Plan to Preserve Segregation Funds
Virginia Governor Thomas B. Stanley proposed a plan to cut state funding to any locality that challenges segregation, urging adoption of a program allowing cities and towns to choose voluntary segregation with state money as a bonus. The package includes an amendment to the General Appropriations Act to withhold roughly a third of operating costs from districts with mixed race attendance, as Charlottesville and Arlington face federal desegregation orders.
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Rouze
Reader's Digest aids Appalachian medical care outreach
In Southern Appalachian hill towns residents suffer from medical care shortages. The United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund, with miners and employers, funds modern hospitals and up-to-date care in the region. September issue highlights 42 articles condensed for quick reading.
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Reader's Digest
United Mine Workers' Welfare and
Clinton High School Integrates as Picket Line Forms
Clinton High School enrolls 12 Black students amid a picket line and police presence. Reported chaos includes white parents and teachers guiding evacuees into the building as federal court orders integration. Local officials and observers describe mixed reactions while Oklahoma City style rhetoric circulates around segregation groups.
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Clinton High School
Obituary notices from Middlesboro and nearby towns
Obituaries for Clifford and David Terrell of Middlesboro report their deaths and list survivors including Therman Herell and Nora Loder. services planned at Watts Ore Mines Cemetery with pallbearers to be chosen by family. Additional notices include Sarah Jane Gibson Hembree of Tinsley and Milton Branson of Auburn Indiana. services at East Dellivo Baptist Church and Yellow Creek Baptist Church respectively, with burial in Carmi and Yeary Cemeteries.
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Knox County
Andrew Hembree
Tinsley
Jack Hembree
Baybeurville
George Hembree
Teasper
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Berea
East Dellivo Baptist Church
Johnny Partin
Pascal Davis
Carmi Cemetery
Pamry Friends
Arnett Funeral Memo
Pineville
Milton
Branson
Auburn
Ind
Oni Yellow Creek Baptist Church
Fern B. Robinson
Luke
Robinson
Piattsy
Yewysun
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Serviers
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Binghamtown Baptist Church
Hoy
W. B. Bingham
Economy
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E. A. Greer
Fd Hamlett
Bi Hamlett
Llayd Idyl, Sr
Bayd Wol, Sr
Arbig Renfro
Mary Alice Jackson
Hospital Notes and Births Highlight Local Web of Names
Hospital notes list many patients and visitors from Middlesboro and surrounding towns, including Mrs. Robert Fiscots, Shirley Ann Coffey, Ralph Lybrand, Mrs. John Isaacs, Mrs. CR. Trowland, Mrs. James Parkey, and others. Births announced for Mrs. Eugene Owens and Orville Burs. A new solarium in Victoria, Canada, costing 1.9 million dollars, plus 300 thousand for equipment, planned at Cordons Head.
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Shirley Ann Coffey
New Kezew
Ralph Lybrand
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Cinar Creek Springs
CR. Trowland
James Parkey
Tyzewell
George Carter
C. ©. Sulleiden
Bis
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Adsiaissons
Arthur Dalton
Eichtor
Orville Burs
Solarium
Victoria
Canada
Cordon Head
Campaigns Heat Up as GOP and Democratic Leaders Vie
Daily investings with Parks leaders to Vancouver and Sioux City previews as Nixon leads Republicans while Eisenhower eyes a San Francisco convention. Stevenson plans Sept 3 Labor Day kickoff. AFL CIO weighs endorsing Democratic ticket. Texas primary hints at a tight gubernatorial race with Daniel, Yarborough outcomes. Maryland considers Tytings for Senate seat. Mahoney also vies for Democratic nomination.
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Acthiie+ Stevenson
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Cal Kaux
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Nixon
Whittier
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Isonte
Washington
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Price Daniel
Ralph Yarborough
Baireau
Maryland
Millant E. Tytings
Democratic
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Tydings
Powerse P Mahoney
Leelion
Body May Be Acid Case Link In New Cassel
Detectives linked a mutilated headshot body found in a vacant lot to the hijacking case involving Louis J. Musto, a friend of Abraham Telsi, suspected acid thrower in the Riesel-Telsi blinding. Both Musto and Telsi were connected to a web of gang violence and recent murders in the area.
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Wisconsin GOP Senate Battle Faces Wiley and Davis
Wisconsin Republicans gear for a Sept primary pitting Sen Wiley backed by party old guards against Rep Davis as conservatives rally. Wiley, 72, veteran of 18 Senate years, touts experience while Davis leverages House tenure and a broad Wisconsin network. Campaigns hinge on foreign policy stance, Bricker amendments and fund-raising support amid intra party friction.
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Ty Davis
Coleman
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laCrosse
Looks Are Deceiving Kefauver and Nixon Have Much in Common
The rival vice presidential candidates Kefauver and Nixon share ambition and drive but differ in style. Kefauver, older, rumpled and slow of speech, contrasts with Nixon’s alert, aggressive, highly polished persona. Both men run as one-man operators with keen political instincts and a knack for adapting to local dynamics.
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AFL-CIO Executive Board expected to back Democrats
Forest Park Pennsylvania reports that AFL-CIO leaders move toward endorsing the Democratic ticket in 1956. The 28 member council, meeting at Unity House, likely to delay final endorsement while preparing to present the issue to the general board for a possible decision. Several members oppose immediate action though most lean toward backing the Democrats.
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Aft-Cio
Aflcio
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Kelgover
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garm¢mnt Workers
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Meany
Dave Beck
Giant
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Beck
Eisenhower
KFL Backs Adlai and Bypasses Senate Endorsements
The Kentucky Federation of Labor formed a Stevenson for president committee in Louisville, naming seven vice presidents to lead. The federation’s executive council did not endorse any Kentucky senatorial candidate, with Democratic nominees Earle C. Clements and Lawrence Wetherby and Republicans John Sherman Cooper and Thruston Morton as the field.
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Kentucky Federation of Lator Parks
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kentucky Labor Committee
Stevenson
Kentucky
Senate
Earle C. Clements
Lawrence Wetherby
John Sherman Cooser
Thruston B. Morton
Pleasant Shock SezIa Traly CF Dino Piag Varoli
Dino Piag Varoli 63 was recovering after a shock and insomnia when he learned that someone died in Argentina saving him a $119,300 estate. Doctors said he lost control briefly but is now improving.
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