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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1961

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Officials Meet on Proposed Park Between Kentucky Lake and Barkley Lake

Tennessee and Kentucky officials convene to discuss creating a regional park between Kentucky Lake and Barkley Lake near the Tennessee and Kentucky border. The plan envisions land mostly in western Tennessee with some in southwestern Kentucky, to be formed as Barkley Dam and Kentucky Lake area develop. Attendees include TVA leaders, Interior Secretary Udall, and state park and conservation chiefs, with hearings planned on the park concept and its impact.

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Pat Connor obituary notices amid Germantown deaths

Obituary records Pat Connor of Middleshore dying last night after a decline in health. Survivors include wife and several daughters in Ohio and California, with services at the church in Germantown and burial in Avalon Cemetery. Sword Funeral Home handling arrangements. Funeral details set for later. family to receive friends this afternoon.

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Kentucky capital ceremonies mark 175th anniversary pageant

Frankfort ceremonies opened the Kentucky capital’s 175th anniversary with a parade and a historical pageant about The Bend in the River. Officials noted a week of events ending with performances and related programs through Friday.

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Grave discovery in remote Virginia grave region

In Tazewell County Virginia sheriff Clarence Davis reports berry pickers found a disturbed grave believed to be Benjamin Beon. The incident occurred in a remote mountain area as authorities investigate the grave scene and date details from September.

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Freeman to Visit London and Brussels on Trade Tour

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will visit London and Brussels in September to discuss US agricultural trade with Europe, the chief export market for American farmers.

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UAW Seeks to Apply AMC Pact to Industry

UAW aims to extend AMC style profit sharing and wage safeguards to auto makers. The union presses for a broader industry agreement amid negotiations with Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors as they seek to match AMC terms. Industry-wide shifts follow marathon talks with AMC presenting improved fringe benefits and insurance reductions.

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Hospital Notes Wining and Admissions Roundup

A garbled hospital notes page lists admissions and patient movements with numerous names and towns such as Mas Kester, Mrs A He Straus, Guy Kiblas, Chastera, Harrogate Wheeler Wilkins, Jennsville, Tazewell Mine, and Elbert West. The entry mixes admissions, transfers, visiting hours, and staff mentions with unclear dates and locations, reflecting a clipped historical case log.

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Man Gives Up In Wisconsin

Lyndon Station Wisconsin reports a captured fugitive ending a large manhunt. William J Welter Jr 23 surrendered near the village dump after deputies pursued three desperadoes tied to the deputy sheriff killing at Lake Delton and Baraboo. Welter unarmed and in poor shape was examined and declared safe.

Lyndon Station Wis Wisconsin William J. Welter Jr Lake Delton Selferson Leroy Barer Weller Welter Jaawrence Nutley Richard Nick Srespeck Heights

Luken Claims Debate Win Amid Teamster Tensions

Janos T. Luken, leading a Citicmneciti rebellion of 4 000 Teamsters, claimed victory in a Sunday news conference as rival James R. Hoffa did not attend. The scene drew 1 500 to 2 000 supporters at a rally while Hoch Hoffa addressed a separate audience.

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Gambling Hearings Resume Focus on Sneaking Track Bets

United States hearings resume as the Senate investigations subcommittee weighs a bill to curb underground gambling information. Jon L. McClellan says a measure could target horse racing information services that relay track data to bookmakers nationwide and may seek to bar transmissions back to home bases. A separate foreign aid conferees begin week two, while defense and procurement debates surface amid Navy cost concerns.

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Watfish and Nickel Plate Split Merger Plan Reported

Roanoke VA reports Stuart T Saunders says Norfolk Western and Nickel Plate lines would form Nickel Plate and Wabash regions within a Norfolk Western Western system. The proposed multi state route would extend from the Ohio Valley to the Great Lakes, linking major rail partners with regional service, with formal hearings planned.

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Tiny Primatene tablet promises asthma hay fever relief

A new tiny tablet named Primatene is marketed as fast acting relief for asthma and hay fever. It claims minutes to hours of relief without prescription in many states and is suitable for private patients seeking non injections.

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Rates Rise on Turnpike Fees Stir Debate

Frankfort Wy.UP Pipher and Kentucky transport officials push higher tolls on the Kentucky Turnpike opened in 1936. Commissioner Henry Ward notes suggested rate hikes by Calpitts of New York to fund interest and principal on bonds, with revenue last year near £2,000,060 failing to cover all costs. He cites plan to raise axle fees and per-mile charges across the system to meet bond obligations.

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Tower Helps Orphans Amid Typhoon Disaster Appeal

A charitable drive by Catholic and Jewish groups supports orphans and survivors after a typhoon. Volunteers collect clothing, food, medical supplies, education aid, and equipment for millions in need, highlighting ongoing overseas relief programs and community fundraising efforts.

TOWER Korvathry Gee Surplus Appeal Catrolic Bishons Jemish—United Jewish Appeal

50 Arrested At Race Rift In NC

Monroe North Carolina riots drew more than 7 000 whites during a tense weekend. Police detained over 50 people on riot and incitement charges as clashes erupted between white demonstrators and Black residents amid a citywide push to integrate. A larger council emergency session followed the unrest.

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U.N Seizes Whites in Congo Amid Conflicting Claims

The United Nations reports seizure of white officers in Elisabethville as troops move to take control, with U.N. civilian representative Conrad O'Brien claiming Tshumbe will cooperate after talks with President Moise Tshwane, while tensions rise over nuclear proliferation concerns raised by Arthur Dean about China.

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Africanized Church Plan Stuns Guinea Meeting

UPL President Toure declared at a Democratic Central Committee meeting in Conakry that Guinea will Africanize the Catholic Church. He said no Catholic prelate will be accredited unless African, from any African country, outlining a sweeping church policy shift.

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Berlin Crisis Deepens as Nehru Sees Western Rights

A chaotic Berlin centerpiece dominates East West tensions as Nehru signals Western access rights may exist, prompting mixed reactions across Asia and Africa. West German officials fear neutral talks at Belgrade could bolster Nehru’s stance while dangers mount from deep East Berlin exposure and regional unrest. In Nepal, massive floods devastate southern districts with thousands reported missing or displaced.

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Rise in Japanese gangs fears police estimate

Tokyo officials report an uptick in organized crime with about 8 gangs operating nationwide. Police say combined membership nears 251,708, signaling growing criminal central activities across Japan.

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