Nixon Eyes Southern States In Early Campaign Tour
Washington reports Vice President Richard Nixon believes he can win some of the traditionally Democratic South in the upcoming race though he cannot name states yet. An aide said Nixon is encouraged by his first two forays into the Dixieland and plans at least two more stops in the region. Nixon was set to speak in Jackson Mississippi on Sept 7 and would preside at a Senate session, with future speeches and a GOP bar association clinic for 150 House candidates on the agenda.
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FBI Seeks Kidnap Thug In Teen Waitress Case
FBI intensifies hunt for a kidnapper and killer linked to the abduction of 17 year old Mary Lily Roberts. Her body was found in a well near an abandoned farm about 45 miles from the lovers lane where she was taken. Authorities identified the victim, and coroner reports indicate a fatal gunshot wound. Her boyfriend Bryant, 20, was wounded while trying to intervene and is hospitalized in critical condition. Local investigators question Bryant as a person of interest.
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Clerk's Office to Stay Open for Registration Event
Mrs Martha L Brock announced the County Court Clerk office in Pineville will stay open Tuesday night August 14 from 6 to 10 p m for Young Democratic Registration to allow anyone to register before the Young Democratic organizational meeting to be held Tuesday August 30 at the Court House at 7 30 p m
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Racial Turmoil Flares in Jacksonville Violence and Orders
Racial tension erupts in Jacksonville as weekend violence prompts Mayor Burns to ban large gatherings and the NAACP to cancel planned demonstrations. Police deploy emergency measures while arrests for inciting riot and disorderly conduct rise. several injuries reported amid clashes between crowds and police.
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French Plane Carrying 63 Falls in Sea
A French Air France Super Constellation crashed during a third attempt to land at Dakar in heavy rain, killing most of the 99 aboard. Initial reports cite 63 deaths with 28 passengers bound for Dakar, seven for Abidjan, and six Air France employees among the crew.
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Long Elected In Louisiana
In Alexandria Louisiana Congressman Long defeated incumbent Marold R McSween by about 6 000 votes to win the Louisiana 58th district seat amid a fierce campaign Long a veteran figure in Louisiana politics tallied over 40 000 votes in gubernatorial races while Meekween trailed with around 34 000 in a bitter contest revealed here by early returns and local reporting
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World Population Up 48 Million, UN Report Says
United Nations report indicates world population rose by more than 48 million in a year. India trails with about 408 million, Asia leads, followed by the United States at 178 million. the article notes U S diplomatic power ranking beside the presidency.
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Center for Cumberland Area Extends University Link
A citizen committee, after consulting Gov. Chandler and others, selected Cumberland as the site for a university extension center. Land donated by International Harvester was deeded to Sheshire for the center. Groundbreaking occurred in May 1959 with remarks by Mayor H W Jacobs. Sam Jesne led ceremonies, while Marts Scott announced the UK fund drive and presented President Dickey a $20,000 token from local supporters.
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Kennedy to Launch Campaign From Cape Cod Friday
UPI reports Senator Kennedy returns to Washington for a weekend of family time before a Cape Cod launch. He will fly to Boston for a noon session with New England businessmen, then proceed to Washington for Senate conferee meetings on minimum wage legislation. Salinger announced a Tuesday 10 am conference to address civil rights as Kennedy eyes key issues. A Wednesday side-by-side with Nixon is planned amid GOP carping over party unity.
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Wreck and minor incidents reported in Middlesboro area
A public drunkenness fine for James P. Miller and a no license charge for Calvin R. Miller were issued by Magistrate Pat Parsons. Burglary at Har ns Grocery on 26th Street and Balmoral Road involved missing cash and cigarette cartons. Reports of a motor vehicle collision between Earl Southern and Tommy Stapleton, property damage to a porch, and a street incident involving John Parker and Jody West were logged. A city woman said her daughter left home with three men and one woman after 10:30 pm Saturday and had not returned.
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Tommy Stapleton
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Jody West
Parker Lane
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Labor Day Funeral Set for Archbishop O Hara
Philadelphia report details Cardinal O Hara death at 72 after long illness. Funeral plans include a Pontifical Mass at the Cathedral of St Peter and Paul. Cardinal Spellman Cardinal Cushing Cardinal Meyer and others expected to attend. Body to lie in state starting Thursday as Vatican appoints administrator pending successor. Cardinal O Hara previously led Notre Dame and Buffalo archdiocese before 1952 appointment.
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Sewers Rates Meeting Draws No Attendees
A continuation notes residents did not attend the meeting on sewer rate hikes despite advance notice. The piece emphasizes defiant commentary about the lack of turnout and the raised rates.
Guards at villa gate smile as Olympian women parade
In Rome during the Olympic Village, guards posted at the women’s area say they are the happiest men, joking about who they permit inside and describing the parade of athletes. A former hairdresser and a movie extra share playful remarks about the beauty of competitors from Hungary, Japan, Sweden, and the Czech Republic as they pass by.
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Hospital Notes of Names and Admitted List
Admitting notes list numerous individuals including Burton Parks Lewis Paul Bolton Ruby Dishman Mrs Robert Thesnus Mrs Ray Fugale and several others associated with Ewing City Pine and Cumberland Gap. The text reads as a roster of patient names plus supervising doctors Amara Harris and Ewing.
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Middlesborn Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Mixed Names
At Middlesborn Memorial Hospital hours 2 4 dismissed include Frank Jones Nora Hughes Lone Valley James Roscoe Haker Evan Bunch Ada Middleton Paralee Williams Annie Cosby Denny Bruce Callett Mrs Carlie Thompson S Harrogate Catherine Hurst Lee Phillips Chester Powers Mary Phillips Caryville Mrs Bike Jean McDade Midlesbore boy Mrs William Shackleford girl Mrs Henry Wright Barbour Bay Me.
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Raby Surrenders After Manhunt Across Tennessee
Clarence Leo Raby, 27, once listed among FBI's 10 most wanted, surrendered Sunday after a four hour talk with his brother Frank in the woods near their home. Raby had tied a spree of killings and kidnappings since escaping a Knox County workhouse on July 7 and resurfaced Aug. 1 in Heiskell area, triggering a widespread posse search. His brother Frank described days of tracking before the confession and surrender.
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Infant Vicki Partin Dies in Middlesboro Hospital
Infant Vicki Lynn Partin died in a Middlesboro hospital yesterday. She is survived by her parents Virgil Lee Partin and Mrs. Partin, one brother Ricky Lee Partin, grandparents Mrs. Tuth Wade and Mrs. Matt Pure, and great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Wilder, all of Middlesboro. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Willan Wilder home, with Rev. Woodrow Gilbert officiating. burial will follow in the family cemetery. Reece Funeral Home of New Tazewell is handling arrangements.
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Kids Crusade In Third Day At Louisville Show
The WHAS Crusade For Children in Louisville enters its third day with a grand show on the Ohio River. About 23,000 spectators attended Saturday’s riverbank spectacle featuring the Tommy Bartell Water Ski Snow troupe, a U.S. team comprising eight performers: four men and four women.
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Louisville
UPI
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Graham preaches end of world to large crowd
Evangelist Bul ly Graham addressed about 15 000 listeners Sunday warning the end of world is near. He repeated the message three days earlier in Bomn urging readiness as Jesus Christ will come soon.
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