De Gaulle Heads To Runoff Against Mitterrand
President Charles de Gaulle will face leftist Francois Mitterrand in the Dec. 18 runoff after official word from Information Sister Alain Peyrefitte. Polls show de Gaulle leading 60 to 40 and he plans a vigorous seven year Elysee tenure with early campaigning.
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Peyrefilte
del Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Gaulle
Mitterrand
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Paris
Groves
Pompidon
Pope Paul II closes Ecumenical Council amid landmark reforms
Pope Paul VI ends the Ecumenical Council in St. Peter's Square after four years of sessions that reshaped Catholicism. Decrees advance ecumenism, modern languages in Mass, religious liberty, and collegial church governance while creating a church senate and redefining papal infallibility.
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Rufus
Goodwin
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Square
Pope and Xag
Joan
Paul
Pone Paul
Senate
Robert McEnfee Brown
Stanford University
CBS Reports Tackles Watts Riots In One Hour Review
Hollywood critics assess CBS Reports on Watts in Los Angeles. The hour includes McCone Commission material and Moynihan analysis but is seen as a concise summary lacking deeper, long term context. Pivotal figures like Police Chief Parker are highlighted and job issues emerge as central themes.
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Hollywood
UPI
Watts
Los Angeles
CBS
Governor's Commission
Wails
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
CRS
McCone
Stout
Jack Beck
William Parker
Daniel Moynihan
Nbc-Tvw
Meet the Press
Postage rates and republication rights notice
The notice outlines United Press International rights to focal news and republication, with pricing for mail and carrier delivery. It lists subscription options for Middlesboro area residents including Bell and Knox Counties Kentucky Ire County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee with yearly six month and monthly rates.
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Middlesbore
Kentucky
United Press International
U.P. News
Middlesboro
Bell and Enox Counties
Ire County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Obituary for Royd Wilson of Oak Ridge Kentucky
Royd Wilson, 72, died Tuesday at Paineville Community Hospital after an earlier injury. He was a longtime bookkeeper at Liberty Coal and Coke in Straight Creek, KY after teaching for three years, and also worked for Whipple Coal and Ely Coal before retirement. Survivors include his wife Leelon Kenningham and children Charles Brown, Carl Brunch, Martha Lois Park, plus a sister and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home chapel, with Rev. Thas F. Jones officiating. Pallbearers listed. burial in the 10.0.F. Cemetery. Burial organized by Arnett Funeral Home, Pineville.
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Royd Wilson
Paineville Comunity Hospital
EL J. Wilson
Amada
Sys
Charles Brown
Car
Martha Lois Park
Oak Ridge
Tenn
C. M. Kenningham
Walker
Funeral Home Chapel
Thats F. Jones
Bill Stewart
Funeral notices for Madon and Romine families
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ves ta Marie Madon of Speedwell Tennessee at Red Hill Baptist Church on December 7. Burial followed in Red Hill Cemetery with Shumate Funeral Home in charge. Also noted is the death of Mrs Chelsie Romine of Middlesboro Kentucky with services at Shumate Funeral Home and burial in Browning Cemetery.
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Vesta Marie Madon
Route 1
Speedwell
Tenn
Red Hill Baptist Church
Madon Howard
Olard Reedy
Red Hill Cemetery
Shumate Funeral Home
Mrs Alma Grubbs Carroll Dies in Baltimore
Mrs Alma Grubbs Carroll age 47 of Beechfield Avenue Baltimore Maryland died December 7 1965 at Saint Agnes Hospital. She was born January 1918 in Claiborne County Tennessee and lived in Middleshore until ten years ago. Survived by husband Shan Carroll of Baltimore daughter Mrs Robert Allen four sons Ronald Ronald Michael Bruce Carroll five sisters and ten brothers plus five grandchildren. Funeral December 11 at 2pm at Old Yellow Creek Fao dst Church with Rev Frande Robinson and Rev T M Cody officiating. Interment at Must Cemetery. Family receives friends December 10 7 to 9 pm at funeral home.
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Chelsie Romine
Chelsie Robine
Noetown
City
Middlesboro
Shumate Funeral Home
Alma Grubbs Carroll
Beechfield Avenue
Baltimore
Saint Agnes Hospital
Sp.mn
Aes
Carroll
Claiborne County
Tenn
Middleshore
Mamie FE. Grubbs
Shan Carroll
Robert Allen
Ronald
Michael
Bruce Carroll
James M Grubbs
Pineville
Viola Drummond
Mary Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Benny Abpott
Hamilton
Henrietta Coatney
Muriel Wyatt
Funera
SAC Revolves Bombers as Nuclear Strategy Rides Change
The United States discloses SAC will reduce bomber strength by about one third over five years. Defense Secretary McNamara, announcing cutbacks, also hints at a bomber version of the F-111 fighter and a shift toward missiles, sparking debate on the mix of missiles and bombers in strategic deterrence.
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SAC
Washington
UPI
Ovicg
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Bas
Bas Bambers
Sacs
U.S
Supreme Court Considers Obscenity Case Across States
The court weighs whether Faro ny Hill should be banned in Boston or circulated in New York. Massachusetts upholds a ban while New York allows distribution, highlighting conflict over First Amendment limits and obscenity law. Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke argues the case tests state power versus free speech.
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Washington
OFI
US Supreme Court
Farony Hill
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
John
Cleland
Supreme Court
Edward W. Brooke
AFL-CIO press for higher wage gains at 196
The AFL-CIO Executive Council urged bigger wage increases and a $2.00 per hour minimum wage, arguing current $1.25 baselines leave workers below living standards. George Meany said rising wages are needed to boost buying power and reduce unemployment amid inflation fears.
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San Francisco
UPI
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Big
Labor Federation
George Meany
Afl-Cio
U.S
M-member Council
Nathaniel Goldfinger
ATL
CLO
Hospital Notes Visiting Hours And Dismissals List
A hospital notes page lists visiting hours 1 to 2 and 1 percent dismissals. Names include Mrs General Cox Mrs Dennis Edwards Mrs Harry Ginsburg and others from City Frakes Tazewell Pineville and Harlan with admissions Vibert Gilbert Mrs Glen Weaver and more in Appalachian Regional Hospital records.
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General Cox
Dennis Edwards
Speedwell
Harry Ginsburg
City
Mary Partin
Frakes
Kenneth Venable
Tazewell
Sherry Walker
New Tazewell
Vibert Gilbert
Glen Weaver
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Mary Hledsoe
Pennington Gap
Doxie Buell
Gary Jones
William A. Johnson
Vivia Newby
Pineville
Arthur McVey
Dennis M. Robertson
Spredwelt
Doen Shackleford
Levi Dugeer
Grays
Clyde Ray
Rose Hill
Locks Must Go Boston Ruling On Student Haircut
The States Supreme Court ruled that 17 year old George Leonard Jr must get a half haircut to return to school even if his Beatles style rock and roll persona could be hurt.
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Boston
UPI
States Supreme Court
George
Georgie Porgie) Leonard Jr
19 Americans Killed 161 Wounded in Past Week
UPI reports a week of heavy combat in Vietnam with 19 American deaths and 161 wounded. A second U.S. Phantom crashed in South Viet Nam, killing the crew. 13 Americans were listed missing or dead in the week.
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Rewydeya Ra
Michael TJ Malloy
United Press
Leterme Saigon
UPI
North Viet Nam
Secon American
South Viet Nam
Ae Jweak
Questioned in trial over minister’s fatal beating
In Selma Alabama three men stand trial for murder in the death of Boston minister James Reed. Rev Clark Olson testified he was unsure about identifying suspects due to glasses and dim light. He named Elmer Cook but could not confirm the other defendants Namon O Neal Hoggle and William Stanley Hoggle. The case ties to local racial tensions as protests swelled last winter.
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Selma
Ala
UPI
Boston
James Reed
Atorney
Joe Pilcher
Clark Olson
Berkeley
Calif
Olson
Reed
Orloff Miller
Elmer Cook
Als
Cook
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
William Stanley Hoggle
New Computer Set To Guide Gemini 6
Cape Kennedy reports a replacement computer for Gemini 6 aboard ship after the original unit failed to guide a rendezvous with Gemini 7. Technicians race to meet Monday launch, with Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford aboard the chase mission and Frank Borman and James Lovell recently in space aboard Gemini 7.
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al Rossiter Jr
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Gemini
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Schitra
Fed boards rate hike triggers congressional hearings
The seven member Federal Reserve Board faced a push to explain why it raised bank interest rates over President Johnson's wishes. Rep. Patman announced hearings for next week to probe who is in charge, while a chairman speech was expected to defend the move aimed at cooling mounting loan demand that could fuel inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Federall Reserve Board
Congressional Committee
Johnson
Wright Patan
D-Tex
Hesse-Senate
Economic Committee
William McChesney
Martin, Jr
Life Insurance New York
Reserve Board Cources
Patman
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Kentucky colleges seek budgets as council approves requests
The Council on Public Higher Education in Kentucky approved about 142.9 million dollars in budget requests for 1066-1964 from five colleges. Western Kentucky State College declined to submit a request, citing unresolved formula factors and equity concerns.
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Frankfort
UPS
Kentucky
Council In Public Higher Education
Western Kentucky State College
Kelly Thompson
Western
Thompson
Wester
University of Kentucky
32 Killed as Spanish Airliner Crashes in Canary Islands
A Spanish two engine airliner with 32 aboard crashed into a hillside near Santa Cruz de Tenerife during a rainstorm minutes after takeoff from Los Rodeos. Most passengers were Norwegian Danish or Swedish vacationers. Four crew members were Spanish.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerifo
Canary Islands
UPI
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spantax Airiines
Los Rodeos
Las Palmas
Grand Canary Island
Juan Miranda
Chubby Checker Sues Records Co For Damages
Unverified filings allege Chubby Checker real name Ernest Evans sought $250000 in damages from Damon Paves Records Co after a $500000 payment. He claims the firm failed to record contract minimums and seeks $27000 in royalties and $10 for three months.
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Phinadelpina
UPR
Reek ‘N' Wall
Chubby Checker
Damon Paves Records Co
Ernest Evans
Efeht Records
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Piel Me
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Madon
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Res
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Raison
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U.S. Lst Air Cavalry Division
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SS. Air Force Skyraider
Michelin Tuber
Saigon
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Richard Chamberlain
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Ære Oe
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James Bond
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