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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1969

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Dogs Sniff Out Marijuana Before Festival Opens

Hollywood Florida police dogs sweep the Miami Rock Festival site under a Broward County order to stop and frisk. They recovered a few marijuana packets as 36,000 youths prepared for a 71 hour event amid windy, cool weather and a Billy Graham sermon planned for Sunday.

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Funds to Aid College Work-Study Students in Region

HEW approves 1.24 million in grants for 5 190 students across 11 Kentucky colleges for the Jan 1 to June 30, 1970 period. National totals exceed 346 million to 234 000 students at about 2 000 institutions. Kentucky grants include 142 085 to the University of Kentucky and 162 293 to Western Kentucky University with other allocations to Eastern Kentucky University and Morehead State University.

Atlanta UPS Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Priday Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Puerto Rico The Virgin Islands District of Columbia Hare University of Kentucky Western Kentucky University Eastern Kentucky University Morehead State University

KEA Seeks Expanded Benefits for Kentucky Teachers

The Kentucky Education Association asks the 1970 General Assembly to empower local boards of education to provide life and health insurance for certificated staff, keep the retirement system independent, and allow sabbatical leaves for advanced study or research, aiming for better schools and fuller funding.

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Publication policy and distribution details of The Daily News

The Daily News full seased wires of United Press International is published afternoons except Sundays by Citizens News. It lists mailing addresses, subscription rates, and service areas including Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee counties with annual and monthly pricing and a 5 percent Kentucky tax.

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House Panel Probes Wheelus Base Transfer to Libya

Rep Podell says House Armed Services Committee will investigate the planned turnover of Wheelus Air Force Base to Libya. He notes committee chair L Mendel Rivers promised to seek more information and raise concerns about possible impacts on American interests.

Washington UPI Bertram L. Podell D-N.y House Armed Services Committee Wheelus Air Force Base Podell L. Mendel Rivers D-S/C

Proxmire Previews 1970 Congress Priority Debate

Sen William Proxmire predicts the 1970 Congress will open with a major debate over national priorities. He says a $20 billion health education welfare and labor funding bill the Nixon administration threatens to veto could delay the debate.

Washington UPI William Proxmir DB Wise Congress Proxmire Nixon

Hospital Notes From Middlemore Anpuat Visiting Hours Updated

Admissions include Julia Givens America Jones Ruby Alaxwall Velen Robinson Donne reece Speedwell Dismissals list Edith Clifton Reginald Hooper Mrs Joe Edds and daughter Mrs Chesley Miraghter Mrs Spiros Sirgrimis and son Mickey A Bullins Joe W Capps Lawrence Gray Willie Hamblin Timothy Holman Edna Kyle Barbara Lambdin Mary Prustie Erma N Parks Mattie Slusher Lena Treadway Dallas Webb Bessie Wilson Calloway Wyatt Births Mrs David L Parks New Yaxewell Girt Mrs Chester Prices Boy noted.

Edith Clifton Reginald Hooper City Joe Edds Ewing Chesley Miraghter Frakes Spiros Sirgrimis Lily Mickey A. Bullins Joe W. Capps Lawrence Gray Dilty Willie Hamblin Timothy Holman Edna Kyle Barbara Lambdin Mary Prustie Erma N. Parks New Tazewell Mattie Slusher Lena Treadway Cumberland Gap Dallas Webb Bessie Wilson Calloway Wyatt David L. Parks New Yaxewell Girt Chester Prices

Cuban Students Seek Asylum After Stowaway Arrival

Two Cuban students who arrived in Spain as stowaways on a Cypriot ship December 1705 asked Spanish authorities for political asylum Friday. Officials said the request would be considered.

EL Ferrol Spain UPI Dac

Badger State Ammunition Ship Breaks Up in Pacific Rescue

In mid Pacific near Pearl Harbor the US Navy seeks 25 crewmen from the crippled Badger State after an explosion tore the ship. Fourteen crew were rescued by the Greek vessel Khian Star and another rescue plane from Honolulu aided the effort. Names withheld for relatives.

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Missing Kentucky pilot feared dead in Tennessee mountains

Search crews hoped for better weather to resume ground and air hunts for Ken tuckian Toy Lenning missing after a twin engine Piper Commodore reportedly crashed about 15 miles from Crossville Tennessee. Snow five to eight inches blanketed the Cumberland Mountains hindering Civil Air Patrol sightings as Lenning’s wife Ruby kept faith while officials noted he had been cleared for an instrument approach and radio contact was lost from 6000 to 4000 feet.

Crossville, Tenn Here Fulton Hinch Mountain Bon Air Mountain Civil Air Patrol Ruby Lenning United Press International Lenning Airpot

Avalanche in Nikko Kills Two Students in Rescue Effort

In Nikko National Park Japan two students died while attempting to rescue eight others trapped in an earlier avalanche. A third youth in the rescue party is missing and a fourth student was seriously injured. The eight previously trapped students freed themselves. The slides occurred near a trail to Mt Maeshirane.

Nikko Japan UPD Nikko National Park Mt. Maeshirane

Guarding Forest Jobs After Debris Fires

Urges careful debris burning to prevent annual forest fires that threaten wood industry jobs. Calls for an all-out effort to protect employment, urging vigilance against arsonists and reporting suspicious activity. Emphasizes keeping families fed and communities stable.

Tennessee lawmakers back lowering voting age to 18

Tennessee legislators favor lowering the voting age to 18 by a 3 to 2 margin in a UPI questionnaire. They also prefer popular election of the attorney general by more than a two to one margin. Some proposals would limit voting by age for servicemen, while others urged broader changes to the attorney general selection.

Tennessee Walter Smith Nashville UPI Teunessee UPY Ben Tongley TeCleveland Armed ‘Forces Longley Leonard Dunavant Millington Bald Dunavant Baird Supreme Court Cnsux Coir Court Mleets Attorney Geneal Harold Bradley Chalea Bradley Baled

Obituaries from Bell and Middlesboro regions mark several deaths

Obituary notices report Mrs. Mittie Begley of Tinsley Bell County died December 25 1969 at Pineville Hospital aged 75. funeral Sunday Greasy Creek Baptist Church with Rev Jess Slusher. Burial at family cemetery in Tinsley. Also Mrs. Merttie Liggens 72 of Middlesboro died December 23 1969. funeral Sunday Thankful Baptist Church at 2. Burial Lynch Cemetery. James Rogers 74 of Louisville formerly of Claiborne County died December 24. widow Mary Rogers and relatives survive. funeral Sunday at Mt Horsman Baptist Church with burial Mize Cemetery. Funeral home arrangements noted.

Mittie Begley Tinsley Pineville Begley Bell County Charley Katie Goodin Greasy Creek Barbara Lay Bellevue John R. Begley Joe W. Begley Charley R. Degley Edgewood Ellen Hembeee Ingram Ruth Wilson Maryland Greasy Creek Baptist Church Jess Slusher Joe North A. ¥. North Billy Ray Carroll Jim Brown James Faulkner Ray Reed Alex Goodin John T. Bays Don Owens Oscoe Davidson Leo Howard Arnett Funeral Home Merttie Liggens Rochester Avenue Liggens Piez and Cordellia Parkey Middlesboro James H. Liggens Detroit Mieh Vernon E. Herrell Louisville Rachel Tucker Tazewell Tenn Barbara Liggens Middlesbor Thankful Baptist Church G. W. Looney Buriat Lynch Baker Funeral Home James Rogers Clathorne County Mary Rogers Wiley Rogers Fred Overton Claveland Walter Mizo Lucilla Wilson Mt. Horsman Haptic Church

Will Begin Serving Own French Rum At Elysee Palace

President Pompidou approves serving a home produced rum mix named Marinque Punth at the Elysee Palace alongside champagne whisky and other beverages after a Martinique senator lobbied for domestic punch as France remains the sole producer.

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Agnew Heads to Guam on Far East Trip

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew began a 25 day journey to the Far East with a military briefing in Hawaii aboard Air Force Two. He will visit Guam Philippines Formosa Thailand Nepal Afghanistan Malaysia Singapore Hull Australia and New Zealand while evaluating the Nixon Doctrine and post Vietnam plans.

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Two Americans Killed In Battle Near Da Nang

North Vietnamese troops fired antitank rockets against a U S armored column 23 miles southeast of Da Nang, killing two Americans and wounding one in the first major clash after the Christmas truce. Two guerrilla attackers were killed. damage to U S tanks described as light.

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