Kennedy Pushes Aid to Jobless Areas in Campaign
Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy moved to press aid to regions in chronic economic distress during his campaign. He criticized the Eisenhower administration’s record on area redevelopment and noted past vetoes as he prepared to hit the campaign trail after a Capitol weekend. He voted for medical care for the aged, then returned to Washington to advance his moving wage and housing ideas.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Kenedy
Afl-Cio New
America
Senate
Cape Cod
Capitol
Pearisburg Mother Charged With Arsenic Deaths
Pearisburg Virginia upi report says Mary Elizabeth Giles a 25 year old mother of four vowed to kill her children to prevent custody by husband and was charged with murder after two year old Terry Giles died from arsenic poisoning. The sheriff said she also allegedly poisoned other children and is five months pregnant. Teresa Ann remained critical while Sam Sue John Russell and Teresa Ann were reported improving.
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Pearisburg
UPI
Harlesl Seith
John Hopkins
Mary Elizabeth Giles
West Virginia
Pearisburg Hospital
Samva Sue
John Russell
Teresa Ann
Mopkins
Aged-Resort Idea Discussed For Growth Of Tourism
A town council and planning commission explored a retirement resort concept to attract longer tourist stays. Financing and securing a park road were key hurdles, with state and federal aid cited as potential support. Land is held by the American Association, and progress hinges on locating a new state road. Ramsey urged cooperation to grow the city and capitalize on national park proximity.
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Hugh Howard
Moyard
American Association
Ramsey
Hochman
Mapa
Council and Planning Commission
Councituon
Planning Commission
Ed Babb
Henry Morse
Tennessee State Planning Commission
Hopson
Hospital Notes Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Roster
Admission list and dismissals at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital and Clinic include patients and staff. Names appear with locations such as Middlesboro, Corbin, Duff, Jellico, and Speedwell, highlighting admissionsThomas W. Ryan and others and discharges of Albert Head and Mary Mullins among the entries.
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Mary Mullins
City Admissions
Thomas W. Ryan
Corbin
Lucy Brummett
AGC de Middleshore
Moory
Albert Head
City
Joe Haley
Rose Hull
Charlie Caikivess
Garry Albert Taylor
Saving
Lloyd Capps
Speedwell
Raymond Hicks
Michael Cobb
Pearl
Bill Shumate
Clarence Lansbdin
Ardery Asked To Alter Rule On Vet Bonus
FRANKFORT KY AP A district judge scheduled a hearing on a motion by the assistant attorney general to modify his ruling that Kentucky Veterans Bonus Act residence requirements are unconstitutional. The motion argues for a new trial or amended opinion to align with a state appeals court decision upholding the act. The appeals ruling followed suits by out-of-state veterans from Ohio and Indiana and was part of ongoing actions by Louisville and Bowling Green lawyers. The lower court previously held the strict residence rules can be severed from the act. the appellate court upheld the entire act.
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Frankfort
UPD
Franklin Circuit
Willam J. Ardery
Roy Savage
Ardery
State Court of Appeals
Charles Combs
Merbert Sacre Jr
Ohio
Walter B. Arnold
Indiana
Payturn Watkins
Louisville
Jefferson
Richard Grise
Bowling Green
Warren Circuit
Kentucky
Jurors Named From Vase One In Local Panel
A list of summoned jurors reads many names including George Pe Mrs Re Caw thome Napier Tennett Meyers Ed Baker Headley Card Sarah J. Lee Vernon Lee Eva Jine Hoskins Felix Miller Blanche Ralph Mercum Mrs Gillis Carlier Julia Poa Ingram George Green Alys Miracle Mu Len Mrs George Rogers Avjay Elmer Partin Cienca Silas Miracle Frank Overton Maudie Lee Beverly Luke Madden Crenna Lonnie Parlin Chenoa Garrett Tinsley Eugene Maiden Pearl.
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Sarah J. Lee
Vernon Lee
Eva- Jine Hoskins
Cubage
Felix Miller
Blanche
Ralph Mercum
Fonde
Gillis Carlier, Jr
Clear Creek
Julia Poa Ingram
George Green
Galvin
Alys Miracle
George Rogers
Elmer Partin
Cienca
Silas C. Miracle
Miracle
Frank Overton
Four Mile
Maudie Lee
Beverly
Luke Madden
Crenna
Lonnie Parlin
Chenoa
Garrett Russ
Tinsley
Eugene Maiden
Pearl
Jacksonville Rift Causes One Death in Racial Strife
In Jacksonville Florida a man died during early rioting as gunfire and Molotov cocktails targeted three white owned stores. Police restrained rioters after midnight but unrest continued with a patrolman pursuing suspects and a deadly crash after a car fled a checkpoint.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPD
Nestroca
Florida
Port City
Goin R. Mulligan
Willie Green
Woman Fined In Police Court For Public Drunkenness
Geraldine Yoakum of Middlesboro was fined 14.25 dollars for public drunkenness in police court yesterday. Huey Eldridge of Middlesboro was to appear this morning on a related charge. The Perma-Pipe Corporation was cited for a parking meter violation. Police recovered a bicycle stolen from Samntie Mays at 9 20 p m yesterday, found on Winchester Avenue.
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Geraldine Yoakum
Middlesboro
Huey Eldridge
Perma-Pipe Corporation
Samntie Mays
Cumberland Ave
Winchester Avenue
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