Nixon Counts on Lodge While He's Recovering
Vice President Nixon counts on his running mate Henry Cabot Lodge to cover the Republican campaign while Nixon recovers from a knee infection. Lodge will not replace Nixon at upcoming out of town appearances but will campaign in Massachusetts and Boston as Lodge heads on the road for four days. Nixon's knee infection has kept him in Walter Reed Army Hospital for about two weeks with no fever and good appetite as doctors treat with antibiotics.
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UPI
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Nixon
Henry Cabek Sage
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GOP
Jackson
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Charleston
New York City
Teblge
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Lorge
Worcester
Lowell
Mass
Boston
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dodors
Industry Aid In Space Ship Proposed By U S Industry
Washington NASA asked American industry to help design a maneuverable three man spaceship to fly around the moon and back within the next decade. A bidders conference is set for September 12 at Langley Field Virginia to discuss study contracts. Up to three contracts may be awarded, each up to 300000 dollars, with studies due by May 15. Construction tentatively planned for 1962. The craft would operate in space for weeks under crew control and serve as forerunner to manned space stations and lunar missions.
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APD
Moon
Wittiam Aeronautics & Space Administration
NASA
Langley Field
Indies
Drunkenness and Fire Fight Interrupt 1th Street Intersection
Fragmentary report describes a drunken disturbance at the 1th Street intersection leading to a fire fight and vehicle damage. Rog art 1, Venable, of Tacewell, reportedly injured. Avers' car and the Wack frame sustained damage. Middleshore Milling official on Kitzpatrick Avenue reported a theft of nearly two blocks of gasoline siphoned from a barn late last night.
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Venable
Tacewell
Avers
Middleshore Milling Company
Kitzpatrick Avene
Samteane
Racial Death Probe Nears Findings In Jacksonville
Jacksonville police questioned three white men linked to a speeding pursuit and gunfire at a car carrying a Negro passenger after a fatal crash. Ex-convict Charlie Davis, 27, was shot in the head. his companion Willie Green, 47, was badly wounded. Investigators noted the night was unusually calm amid ongoing racial violence with dozens injured and arrests.
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Tacksonville
Fla
UPD
Polie
Comvict
Charlie Edward Davis
Davis
Lnjseries
W. C. Barber
Jacksonville
Cartier Incidayl
Barber Gald
Davia Companion
Willie Green
Palier
WMIK Radio Covers Chilbornine County Fair Week
WMIK broadcasts special programs from the Chilbornine County Fair Thursday through Sunday starting February 11 11 02 a m with Rebecca Hua at 11 02 am daily Delbert Eaghind Gill Sip and Rick Baker host the microphones each day offering music interviews news and features from the fair An added attraction offers visitors a chance to win a clock million and subscriptions to the Devil News
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WMI Radio
Chilbornine County Fair
Suunis
Delbert Eaghind
Gill Sip
Rikl Baker
Hospital Notes From Ruiddleshoro and Middleshum Memorial
Hospital notes list visiting hours and admissions for multiple patients across several towns. Names include Garry Taylor Ewhg Traymond Wicks Burton Parks Loyd Capps Davis Hall Bolton Susie Nelson J L Crawford Clyde Dalton and son and others. Admissions cover Cilifera Ayers Kenneth Daniele Gilbert Miller Lilly Me ey Pauline Matlock George Miracle Elizabeth Sinkus Rose Fite Tom Curtain Bill Jones Allie Jean McDade Madge Shackleford Russell Orndorott Alasia Johnson Robert Moses Lenora Fannon Martha Parton Karen Hamblin Teresa Polk Kendall Clark Mary Carmack Barkley Ramsey and Madge Moyers Jewelladine Shackleford.
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Ruiddleshoro Hospital
Clie
Middleshum Memorial
Pauline Matlock
George W. Miracle
Pineville
Elizabeth Sinkus
Evarts
General Rose
Tom J. Curtain
Clairfield
Bill Jones
Proden
Allie Jean McDade
Madge Shackleford
Russell Orndorott
Mapit
Alasia Johnson
Robert D. Moses
Pleasant View
Lenora Fannon
Stonepe
Martha Parton
Karen Jana Hamblin
Teresa Polk
Kendall Clark
Mary K. Carmack
Barkley Ramsey
Stoney Fork
Alnths
Madge Moyers
Jewelladine Shackleford
PRR Strike Slated On Thursday Over Key Bargaining Issues
Gov David Lawrence met with PRR officials and TWU leaders as a strike by about 20,000 maintenance workers loomed, set to begin Thursday at 2:01 a.m. Union chief Michael J. Quill warned the deadlock remained unbroken despite subcommittee talks. Top negotiators planned further talks as governors and officials pressed for a settlement on scope rules and job classifications to avert a possible shutdown of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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UPT
David Lt
Lawrence
Seyi
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Tod O'Neill
Quill
Pennsylvania
Tawrence
Kowrowce
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
City Auction Results Told
Calves brought 2910 per hundred at the Middleshoro Livestock Auction Friday. Other sales ranged per hundred weight with steers calves hogs and horses. Prices cited include hogs and hills from 14 to 14.50 per hundred, miles and horses selling 45 to 120 a head.
Watkins James M Sr longtime Calvin resident dies
James M. Watkins Sr of Calvin born February 1 1881 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Fred Fore Pineville home after a long illness. Survived by three sons John James Jr and Joe and five daughters with 33 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at River View Baptist Church Calvin Thursday at 2 pm with two ministers officiating. Burial in Hurst Cemetery. Amnett Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
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James M. Watkins
Calvin
Fred Fore
Pineville
Elizabeth Kersey P Watkins
Thomas Watkins
John Watkins
James MM. Watkins, Jr
Route 1
Joe Watkins
George Fads
Fred Terre
Hurst Cemetery
Fore
Cumatalid Avenue
Fineville
Amnett Funeral Home
Shy
William T. Mirielo
iMidhlboro
Oscar L
Sewell
Raymond
Middlesboro
Olta Miracle
Dayton
Ohio
Mira
St. Petersburg
Pla
William J. Miracle
Grind Blanc
Mich
Grace Owens
Speedwell
James J. Fitson
Ora Afason
Sandy Hook Man Sentenced to Death in Florida Case
In Key West Florida Ammett Spacer of Sandy Hook Kentucky received the death penalty for the murder of Jon T. Keen after the jury found him guilty. Judge Anniline Lopes Jr denied a motion for a new trial as defense may appeal. Spacer to be moved to state prison near Raith as Mary Catherine Hampson testified as a witness in the trial.
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Key West
Fin
Ammett Spacer
Sandy Vioak
T! Apsl
Jon T. Keen
Lesee
Anniline Lopes Jr
Spencer
Raitih
Kentucky
Desparada
Mary Catherine Hampson
Spender
Indus
Bee
Ag A
Abe
Wells Roger Hall
Cumberland Adds Classes at Williamsburg Cumberland College
Cumberland College announces a Saturday and Evening School Department for the next year. President J. M. Boswell says course offerings depend on student interest. Enrollment guidance at 4 am. Classes may cover science, health, fish, professional education, physical education, religion, risk, and history at the Galtuf Building on campus.
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Williamsburg — Cumberlark
J. M. Boswell
Galtuf
Pearisburg Woman and Husband at Funeral for Poisoned Child
In Pearisburg Virginia Mary Giles and her husband John attended the funeral for Terry Giles, a three year old who died after arsenic poisoning. Investigators report the mother confessed a wish to kill all four children if she could not keep them, while three siblings remain hospitalized with arsenic symptoms. Authorities note prior hospitalizations with similar signs occurred last January as part of the case being explored.
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Pearisburg
Nao
Mary Lizabeth Giles
John
Giles
Giles County
Jehq Hopkins
Telveriog Terry
Aim
Sandra Sue
John Hassell
Teresa Ann
West Virginia
Bluefield
Mary
John Giles
Terry
Itt Mormon Church
Bend
Democratic campaigners rally in Bell County and district
Dennis Smith of Middlestate leads Democratic campaign efforts in the Eighth District. He urges voters to back a Kentucky senator aligned with the Kennedy Johnson administration. Democratic officials are introduced in Bell County as part of the push.
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Senne
Dennis Smith
Middlestare
Bell County
Water bills and sewer charges discussed for bond plan
The council debated water and sewer bills showing various monthly figures and 70 percent water use impact. Mayor White said the public would have ample opportunity to comment on any council plan to finance the proposed bond issue.
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Hubert F. White
Kennedy Plans Swing Through Seventeen States in 18 Days
Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy will tour 17 states over 18 days starting in Nebraska and continuing to New Hampshire Maine Alaska Michigan Idaho Washington Oregon California Texas Missouri New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland North Carolina and West Virginia. He will push civil rights medical care economic issues and urban and farm troubles while framing his critique of Eisenhower defense policy as vigorous yet constructive. The trip follows a periodic congressional session and aligns with a broader campaign rollout.
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UPS
White House
John F. Kennedy
Heston
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Maine
Alaska
Michigan
Ida
Washington State
Oregon
California
Texas
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
West Virginia
Campélen
Eisenhower
Congress
Miner union leaders react to petition wars in District 19
Cummins says outside Tell County that all were welcome at the meeting. District president James W. Ridings and secretary treasurer Albert Pass declined comment. Pass said he had not heard of the petition wars and could not say how many miners held benefit cards as prices rose.
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Alo
James MM. Symes
Waill
Ng Tie
Tell County
Cummins
James W. Ridings
Neve
Albert Pass
Pass
Hiad
Sewers Financing Urged Amid Population Decline
Article argues continued study of sewer financing as 7,000 people were lost over the last decade. It stresses reviewing the economic impact and weighing different financing plans to address urban infrastructure needs and potential growth.
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