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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1974

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Indian Says Treaty Broken by Whiteman at Wounded Knee Trial

Edith Bull Bear, daughter of a wounded Sioux fighter, testifies in a federal trial in Lincoln that the 1868 treaty granted half of South Dakota to Indians. She alleges whites liquorized tribes to coerce signing. Marlon Brando attends as spectator urging treaty respect. government resists treaty defense. judge promises a special hearing on the document.

Lincoln Neb UPI Battle of Wounded Knee South Dakota Edith Bull Bear Bull Bear Marlon Brando S.D Warren Urbam

Rockefeller confirmation expected by tomorrow

The final committee report finds Nelson Rockefeller qualified as vice president and plans for his confirmation and swearing in Thursday are under way. The House will vote Thursday with the Senate allowing television cameras in the chamber for the oath an hour after the House vote. The Rules Committee sets eight hours for floor debate amid liberal opposition that seeks to delay action.

Clay F. Richards Washington UPI Nelson Rockefeller House Rockefeller Senate Rockefelier Congress House Judiciary Committee

Pineville City Schools Sealed Bid Notice 1875

Pineville Ky bidders must submit sealed bids by January 10 1875 at 10 06 AM in the Superintendent's Office. Items include 3 SMEW CHD filters with pipe to return line, salt to blow out gutterlines, 1 H60 4 MEC O Matic solution feeder, 1 WC gas chlorinator, remove 3 meter stands and install meter stand Paddock No 4052. Submissions to Robert K Strickland Jr Superintendent. Board reserves right to reject all bids.

Pineville Superintudent Robert K. Strickland, Jr Pineville City Schools Pineville City

Ford critical of U S Steel price rise in 8 percent hike

President Ford expressed disappointment over U S Steel Corp raising prices by about eight percent with no call to roll back. A government official warned that if other firms follow, hearings on pricing could be held. Nessen said Ford is very disappointed by steel price increases.

Washington UPI Ford U.S. Steel Corp House Ron Nelsen Albert Rees Council On U.S. Steel Wilbert A. Walker Kennedy Johnson Nessen General Motors Rashid Solh Lebanon Beirut Solh Egypt Syria Middle East Sabra Chatilla Kamel Asaad

Leaf Prices Hold Steady in Burley Auctions

Burley tobacco prices held steady or dipped slightly as auctions close for Christmas. In New Tazewell 126,048 pounds sold for 151,105.70 at 111.97 per 100 pounds, and Pennington Gap moved 150,718 pounds for 176,401.28 at 116.20 per cwt. Kentucky totals reach 21,208,336 pounds for 24,855,327.87 at 117.20 per cwt. Springfield led at 119.69 while Lonon was 107.80. Four Kentucky markets exceeded a million pounds each: Lexington, Maysville, Shelbyville, Carrollton. Auctions pause after Thursday for holidays and resume January 6.

New Tazewell Pennington Gap Kentucky Springfield Lonon Lexington Maysville Shelbyville Carrollton Burley

Watergate Witness Admired Mitchell Says Parkinson Testified

Kenneth Parkinson testified he admired former Attorney General John Mitchell for his legal brilliance and reputation. He asserted the burglars acted alone with no ties to the Committee to Re-Elect the President, and described his role defending the Democratic National Committee damage suit. The trial nears final arguments with jurors likely to be chosen after Christmas.

Wesley G. Pippert Washington UPI Kenneth Parkinson John Mitchell Mitchell Parkinson Mitchell Hend James F. Neal John Sitica Richard Nixon Demcratic National Committee Democratic Party Robert Marcian CRP

Fire damages warehouse in Paducah tobacco storage

A Paducah warehouse fire caused about 400000 dollars in tobacco damage. Don Watson and Winfred Hopgood owned the wood and tin building. Firemen saved two lumber yards and two railway tobacco cars, though two trucks and a forklift were destroyed. Fire Chief Leon Dodge reported the roof was one quarter ablaze on arrival.

Paducah UPL R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Don Watson Winfred Hopgood Leon Dodge

Christmas Church Events and Choirs December Schedule

Churches across the region announce December activities from trees and carols to cantatas and public sings. Families and youth are urged to attend events at East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Hensley First Baptist Middlesboro Village Square Mall Pineville Pine Grove Hutch Wise Dunlap Army Bethany Cherry Street.

Ra's East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church Elmer Cole Hensley Baptist Church First Baptist Church Beans Fork Villiage Square ARP Bell Baptist Pine Grove Baptist Church Hutch Clifford Milla Cook Wise the Army Baptist Church Bethany Christian Church Ewing Landmark Baptist Church Christ Church of God Cherry Street Pineville

Israeli Troops Raid Village in Lebanon

Israeli helicopter raids hit Majdal Zoun in Lebanon blowing up six houses and reportedly kidnapping four villagers while wounding a child. Palestinian guerrillas also breached a border fence and launched grenades at an Israeli settlement Hanita nearby. Lebanese and Israeli officials gave varying casualty and capture claims amid cross border clashes and regional reactions.

United Press Israel Majdal Zoun Lebanon Tel Aviv Hanita Beirut

Treasury official cites gold sale plans and value shifts

Deputy secretary Jack Bennett of the Treasury says the United States could sell more than the 2 million ounces planned for auction on January 6 as market prices and demand after the gold ban are uncertain. He notes future sales depend on U S demand when the ban is lifted in December 31.

U.S Jack Bennett Treasury Department United States

Cumberland River Center on WLEX Telecast

A special 5 20 p m telecast on WLEX TV channel 18 Lexington highlights Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Center serving Middlesboro Bell County. The Lexington airing informs viewers about the center and its regional impact.

Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Center Middlesboro Bell County Wlex-Tv Lexington

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