East Berlin border guard escapes to West in daylight
West Berlin police report an East Berlin border guard slipped past Soviet sector guards in broad daylight through barbed wire near the French sector. Three other East Germans flee across the curtain, risking death as they seek freedom, despite 41 killings by border guards in the past year.
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Wire To Freedom
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Comemayrisl
Deaths and Funerals in Middlesboro Extends Family Ties
An obituary notice from Mire Melboro reports the death of ASHA EWNA HAYNES WYRICK at 48, with funeral set for the Binghemtown Baptist Church at 2:30 pm tomorrow, burial in Murst Cemetery, and survivors including husband John Wyrick and several children, siblings, and other relatives. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Mary Luckadoo of Ferry Lake at 7:00 pm yesterday, age 13, with services at Canomi Funeral Home Wednesday at 2:30 pm and burial at Fanny Cemetery. survivors include husband Wylie S. Luckadoo and multiple children and relatives.
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Ewna Haynes Wyrick
Fain Haynes Wyrick Mir
Willow Street
Mire Melboro
Bryson
Tenn
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John Wyrick
Vivee Iona
Bobble Ty Dick
James Gayid Wyrick
Middlesbora
Misses Belly
Margaret Sue Wyrick
W. JT. Haynes
Momophin
Fravid Maynes
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Onto
Marton Drewer
Calcayo
Hetty Brown
Memphis
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Tha Imaynes
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Ethel Janmbert
Binghemtown
Valve
Two & O'Clock
Shumate
Garden Funeral
Haine
Chavee
Mils
Mahy J.ucka
Mary Luckadoo
Ferrylake
Austiteshore
Chhiborne County
Louis Goch
Maggie Cross Gow
Wylie J. Luckadoo
Ure MI. Zon Baptist Church
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Cawood Funeral Fame
Abe
Tomorrest
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Fanny Cemetery
Enwvoud Funeral Home
Clairge
Kentucky News Briefs Highlights and arrests across state
Multiple short items report suspensions under Kentucky’s penalty point system affecting 47 drivers, including 15 from Louisville area. James Upholstery owner charged with arson following a $40,000 plant fire. Governor Wyatt’s Democratic Senate campaign kickoff planned in Franklin County. Deputy Gannon arrested for transporting contraband beverages with whisky and beer found in his trunk. A small plane incident near Miz with damage after landing mishap. Former Soviet boxing champ Voroshin sentenced to five years for espionage in foreign equipment.
Clinton Livestock Auction Co Suspended For Seven Days
Nashville report from UPI states Clinton Livestock Auction Co Inc faced a seven day business suspension by the Agriculture Department for weight and name misstatements in sales. Charges include using incorrect weighs or assumed names, allowing buyers to speculate, withholding true consignor information, and restricting party participation in management.
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Wroigh
Charles Riley
Clinton Livestock Auction Co, Inc
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Trme
Poll Tax Change Debate Set as Kennedy Programs Move
House leaders schedule abbreviated debate and rapid votes on two Kennedy measures a constitutional poll tax amendment and a nationwide satellite communications bill. The poll tax plan targets voter fees in five southern states and requires three fourths ratification. The satellite bill envisions a privately owned, government supervised global relay system with stock potentially owned by communications campaigns.
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Hotly House
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Kefauver urges ICC to halt rail mergers
Senator Estes Kefauver called for the Interstate Commerce Commission to block all railroad mergers until the Pennsylvania Central case is settled. He warned that a Penn Central tie up could set a dangerous precedent, stressing the need to curb consolidation that could harm competition and jobs.
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ICC
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National poll shows broad support for right to work
Washington report states a nationwide poll indicates most Americans support right to work provisions. Workers push to join unions amid labor movement concerns.
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Washington
Hospital Notes Dismissals Admissions and Births at Local Hospitals
Dismissals list includes Thomas Lamb Dull Mack Hammond City Luster Silo Dutt John N Wagner and others. Admissions feature Mra Murray Combs Mary V Lackadee Flore Dillmen and Kelly Hoskins. Births noted for Eugene West Harvey Barnett with hospital details. Additional dismissals and admissions across Bilddlenboro Ollnio Viniting hours. Continuous names of patients and relatives follow in a dense local notice style.
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Dull Mack Hammond
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Dutt
John N, Wagner
Lake City
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Ruby Wright
Cir
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Qaughter
Arjay
James Jovine
Johnnie Myrd
Johinie Byrd
Dull
Murray Combs
Mary V. Lackadee
Flore Dillmen
Rose Hill
Kelly Hoskins
Appelachia
Eugene West
Ae Harvey Barnett
Eil
Cuban Air Space Violations Claim Tension Grows
Cuba accuses U S planes of violating its air space near Guantanamo as Soviet bloc military technicians and missiles arrive. U S officials warn of heightened Cuban American strains amid rapid buildup and reports of shelling a Havana theater during a supposed technicians’ meeting.
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Mariel
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Althoush Washington
Mudl
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Cuban Revolutotary Council
Mara
Weekend state road toll rises with 13 deaths across Kentucky
UPI reports a weekend of fatal crashes in Kentucky left 13 people dead across multiple counties. Among the victims were five from Garner in an eastern Kentucky wreck off Ky 80 near James Fors Mountain, plus others on US 40, US 60, and local roads. The toll this year nears 523, higher than last year, as state police investigate causes and safety officials push for stricter highway measures.
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UPI
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Holt
Commonworth
Eastern Kentucky
Jenes Fors Mountain
Garmin
Senator Short Rites Today
Funeral services were scheduled in Jackson for State Sen Keith Short aged 58 who died of a heart attack Saturday He had been mentioned as a possible Senate speaker and was renominated August 2 without opposition as senator from Madison and Henderson counties An Italian climber Pietro Fige 39 of Bolzano fell eighty two feet on Gran Zebu mountain near here Sunday and died after sliding into fresh snow to cushion his fall.
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UPI
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Pietro Fige
Bolzaro
Holidays Yet to Come Toll Nears 500 For 1962 Road Deaths
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL reports Tennessee highway deaths near five hundred as three major holiday weekends remain. The toll is about nine percent higher than last year with incidents over the weekend near Maryville Blount County and near Cleveland. Victims include Henry Key, 28, of Louisville Tennessee, killed when his car left the road near Maryville. Lloyd Miller, 27, of Cleveland, killed in an accident on Bulls Pike. and Vesta Scoupina, 8, of Col Tegedale, plus Forrest Robertson of Ringgold, Ga, who died in a separate crash north east of Chattanooga. Two other occupants survived.
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Ben Khedda Returns as Algeria Moves to Elect
Informed sources report former prime minister Ben Khedda pushing to revise candidate lists for a 19 seat constituent assembly while Ben Bella gains military backing in western Algeria. The Western Algeria command supports Ben Bella's Political Bureau, signaling a rapid path to a constituent assembly and cancellation of the September 2 national assembly elections.
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Aurea
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National Assembly
Tax Revision Battle Seen In Senate
The Senate moves into a week of stormy debate over the amended tax measure backed by administration supporters. Opponents, including conservatives and liberals, target the proposed 1 billion dollar annual tax credit for business, arguing it spurs waste and favors investors. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Harry Burr signals the credit may be stripped from the bill as Sen. William Proxmire of Wisconsin denounces it as a gimmick and subsidy businessmen reportedly do not want.
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William Proxmire
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Soviet Blast Ts Detected At Arctic Test Grounds
Swedish scientists reported a power Soviets bomb estimated at 14 to 15 million tons of TNT. The blast was the seventh Western monitor since the new Soviet series began at Novaya Zemlya earlier this month. Russians reportedly set off fifth and sixth blasts Saturday in the 2 to 11 megaton range.
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Sweden
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Novaya Semlya
Reds Probe West Status On Market
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet economists meeting to discuss Western economic challenges led by Pravda. The conference theme centers on modern capitalism with criticism of the Common Market nations and Germany. Khrushchev attacks the Common Market in Komminist magazine, echoing party lines against imperialist blocs.
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