Officials From 39 States Hit Federal Highway Program
Officials from 39 states met at Whites Sulphur Springs amid a three day conference. The National Governors Conference and the Caanci on State Governments sponsored sessions with sixteen governors in attendance. Critics argued restrictive federal policies on matching funds and the diversion of highway taxes into general funds hurt transit. Mrs. Bernice Van Der Vries urged more focus on mass transit and noted highways are built to move cars, not people. The governors committee said it would act to sidestack a proposed reduction in federal highway grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hutman
United Press International
Whites Sulphur Springs
W. Ys
UPD
National Governors’ Conference
Caanci
Te Council
Ederl
Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Hell
Governors’ Conference Committee On Roads and Highway Safety
Burley Continues From Page One Financial Totals
A summary of regional cattle and hog values shows Burley, Sweethwater, Knoxville, Greeneville, Morristown, Newport, Mountain City and other towns reporting totals and averages. United Press International figures list state wide pounds money averages and totals, with multiple cities contributing to the overall 18,972,645 and 17,329,247 figures, concluding at 55 dollars and 62 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Newport
Tehosonr City
Mountain City
United Press International Aainst - Pounds - Money Vera
Ames
Ine Green
ST. Carlston
Franklin - No Sair Saigon
Eensburg
Lexington
Wise
Shiburie
President Eisenhower Calls for Moral Unity and Steel Settlement
In a White House address, Eisenhower urged renewed American moral and spiritual resolve to pursue freedom, justice, and peace. He pressed for an immediate steel settlement fair to workers and management, and outlined steps to reduce world tensions including mutual disarmament. He emphasized faith in God permeating public life and noted America’s ongoing effort toward a more perfect society.
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White House
America
United States
Eisenhover
Bus Stop cast praised for charm and timing in Middlesboro
Walter Hafer as Bus Stop lines up well with Richard Parks commendable Virgil and Paul Braden strong Bo though some scenes show him mechanical with audience contact early. Shirley McCulley shines as Cherie with an excellent characterization and Provocative walk. Madelyn Kirkpatrick earns praise for timing and pacing. The Little Theatre earns high marks for an evening of food theatre and humor. Cast list includes Elma Okie Lee Turner Paul Braden Grace Mrs J Ausmus Will David Colson Virgil Richard Parks Sherio Shirley McCulley Carl Walt Hater Dr Ly Kelly Clore. Show runs again tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm in Central School Auditorium. The Golden Mask for best last year’s play went to Tara Lord who has left Middlesboro. The Silver Mask went to Sue Stubbs. Tonight Mrs Flowers will present the Gold Medallion to the best actor in Middlesboro High School’s Onions in the Stew.
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Walter Hafer
Carswell
Richard Parks
Virgil
Paul Braden
Orchids
Shirley McCulley
Cherie
Madelyn Kirkpatrick
Walt Hater
Dr. Ly
Kelly Clore
Bus Ston
Central School
Tara Lord
Middlesboro
Sue Stubbs
City council motions on voting reform and finance matters
City council debated reimbursing Jaycees for costs and whether to grant a commission. Attorney Irbell was authorized to file a test suit over voting procedure, with a $90 fee. Motion to rotate candidates on ballots faced opposition. Other actions included street lighting, closures for the National Guard Armory and Jaycee Center, a civil suit dismissal, sewer rent relief, airport survey funding, and a Christmas tree sale permit. A 7 p m meeting was set to review a sewage extension survey in Middlesboro.
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Conracd
Hubert F. White
Wardrup
William S.irbell
Kentucky
Bell County
Exeter
Seth Street
Bell Road
Secon
Mist Street
Chichester Avenue
New
National Guard Armory
Cirencester
List Street
Jaycee Center
Virginia Chadwell
E. L. Frost
Clarence Lambdin
Claiborne County
Weld
East Cumberland Avenue
Italians Praise Eisenhower Visit Amid Unity Show
Gronchi stresses unanimous Italian support for Eisenhower as he notes a multi party Sicilian system including a Communist faction. Eisenhower travels by limousine along the Appian Way past the Circus Maximus and Baths of Caracalla, with tight airport security and cautious government stance on possible incidents.
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Constantine
Italy
the Communist Party
Middlesboro Hospital Notes Dismissals Admissions and Births
Hospital notes from Middlesboro Memorial Hospital list dismissals including Verda Morris and Mildred Riggs with multiple LaFollette and City residents, admissions for Laura Shackleford Mary Hall Robert Davis and others, and a birth noted for Mrs James Williams Evving. Additional names cover Chapel locations and surrounding towns with varied wards and visiting hours referenced.
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Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Verda Morris
City Big
Mildred’ Riggs
LaFollette
Middlesborn Hospital
A. M. Gregory
Cumber and Gap
Waymon Gordon
Jim
Goins
Marrogale
J. RB. Mincey
City
George Rowland
Tazewell
Billy Ray Hammack
Kenneth Price
Kenneth Bolton
Shawanee
J. J. Evans
Speedwell
Mickey Wells
Carl C. Adams
Clairfield
James Williams
Evving
Mansion Bare at Frankfort Ex ecutive Mansion
The Executive Mansion in Frankfort sits vacant awaiting new tenants Gov. and Mrs Bert Combs as moving vans transport the Chandlers to Versailles where they have long resided and where his legal practice and The Woodford Sun newspaper are based.
Obituary for William P Ely Detroit coal miner dies at 37
William Porter Ely aged 37 of Detroit died December 2 at Lakeside General Hospital. Born in Middlesboro he moved to Michigan in 1954 and worked for American Metal Products. Survived by wife Esthel, seven Ely children, mother Dora Ely and multiple siblings. Funeral Sunday at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Robinson and Rev. Bingham. burial Alexandria Cemetery.
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William Porter Ely
Detroit
Mich
Lakeside Gewert Hospital
Tormessee
Dara Gray Fly
William Ely
Ethel Sawders
Michigan
Premier Coal Company
American Metal Products Company
Cawood Funeral Home
Massie Hamlett
Winchester Avenue
UK Steel
Esthel Dly
Willard Ely
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenneth
Henry
James
Edward Ely
Eugene Peters
Batty Rae
Marjorie Ann Ely
Detrwit
Dora Ely
Middlesboro
Raby Trotman
Haclan
Lillie Smith
Christine Flees
Natinie Ferman
Maze Richardson
Mattimore
Ene
Old Yellow Creek
Eisenhower seeks quick talks to end steel dispute
In Washington, Eisenhower and United Steelworkers union proposals were rejected quickly by industry. Finnegan resumes mediation as Eisenhower urges round the clock talks before his December 22 return. McDonald calls for board recommendations. Cooper resists government-imposed settlement. The president warns government action if the Jan. 26 Taft-Hartley injunction expires.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers Union
USI
David J. McDonald
Federal
Joseph F. Finnegan
McDonald
Ind-Tviding Board
R. Conrad Cooper
Manament
Ifo
Taft-Harley
Anderson to Visit Middlesboro for Legion Santa Gift List
Paul Anderson will visit Middlesboro next Tuesday at noon for a Christmas event with Santa Claus to distribute gifts to children of JOCO representatives. He will be at the Corl House.
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State
American Legion Comamandes
Paul Anderson
Middlesboro
Luesday
Santa Claus
Joco Repiainaires
Corl House
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Federal Highway Program
Burley
Sweethwater
Knoxville
Greeneville
Blue
Denim
Jung
Janes A. Friedrich
Presente
Acestury Films Product OM
Christ
Lee J. Cobb
Robert Wilson
James Griffith
Joanne Druss
David Ansuriza
San Francisco
Edgar Whitehead
Wes
Ansuriza
Whitehead
Whitchernd
Jaycees
Insurance Agency
Jack mi Tie Beens
Atte Ees
Frankfort
Eisole
Tendeg the Great Bernd
Chou
Smith-Cawood Hardware
Pineville
Ike
Anderson
FDC
FBI
SAT
SUN
Kathy Malone
Robert Armstrong
Eve Meyer
Ann Appleton
BY Noors
Kentucky Home Improvements
A. J. Nolze
Bard
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell, Tenn
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