Louie Nunn Years in Kentucky Politics Recap
The article recalls Louie Nunn's rise from county judge in Barren County to Republican campaign manager for Kentucky in the 1950s. It notes his crackdown on crime, public service roles, and early political influence shaped by Senator Cooper, plus near-governor ambitions and a later brief stint as Glasgow city attorney.
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Judge Nun
Mrs. Nunn
Jones
Cave City
Brother Carl
Carl
Slrmayer
Louie Nunn
Harry Berry
Nunn
Travis
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Sen
John Shermar Cooper
Thruston
Kentucky Junior Chamber of Commerce
Young Shaw
Cooper
Tubby
Nudge
Nuno
Louie
Devasion
Floss
Ned Hreattite
Hamlett Shorty Hamlett Dies at 74 in Fork Ridge Tenn
Arthur Lee Shorty Hamlett of Fork Ridge Tennessee died December 28 at Appalachian Regional Hospital aged 74 Born March 25 1893 He was WWI veteran member of United Mines Workers Local 3695 Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church survived by wife Ruby two daughters Lillie Smith sister ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral at Old Yellow Creek Church with Rev W C Cardwell and Rev R C Tennyson Pallbearers listed Burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens Family to receive friends tonight 7 to 9 at Shumate Funeral Home
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Arthur Lee (Shorty) Hamlett
Fork Ridge
Tenn
Appalachian Regional Hospital
United Mines Workers of America
Old Yellow Creek
Harrogate
Vom
Lillie Smith
Olio
Old
Johnny Mike
Roscoe Denny
Old Yellow Creek Captive Church
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Willeeeire
Shumate Funeral Home
Obituaries of John B McMurray and David J Barnett
Two Middlesboro area obituaries. John Buford McMurray 72 of Chasteen Drive died December 28 at home from an apparent heart attack. Retired Journeyman planer for Jones Lumber Co. moved from Arthur in 1944. Survived by four children, four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Gap Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Lambert. burial in Elbert Cemetery. Davis Jackson Barnett 86 of Route 2 Middlesboro died December 25 after a long illness. Born July 6, 1881 in Bell County, coal miner and Mt. Mary Baptist member. survived by four sons and four daughters. Burial/services held at local church with the Rev. Ed Orrick officiating. Funeral arrangements handled by Fulton Funeral Home.
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Abraham Miracle
Hurst Road
Sywcy
Long iMness
Bell County
Hatfie Hoskins
Miracle Wis
The
Baptist Church
Roosevelt Miracle
Lima Ghia
Dorothy Rowlett
Iwing
Magdaline Btaily
Middleshore
Mae Rich
Pineville
Sunset Chapel
John Buford McMurray
Chasteen Drive
McMurray
Jones Lumber Company
Harrogate
Louisville
Kathy McMurray
Middlesboro
Gap Creek Baptist Church
Arthur
Joe Lambert
Elbert
Fulton Funeral Home
Purltan Funeral Hote
David Jackson Barnett
Middlesham
Ed Orrick
Mary Churel
Mr. Barnett
Maggie Evans
Mt. Mary Baptist Church
Hill and Brown
Duke
New Ellington
D.C
Ben
Dayton
Ohio
Kate Woods
Cincinhati
Ethel Seabolt
Decatur, Mich
Negro Teenagers to Be Militant Yet Nonviolent
Henry P. Liefermann reports the Southern Regional Council findings on Atlanta area high school Negro teens. The study, first in 27 years, suggests about half oppose violence in civil rights but a growing minority favors stronger means, with 21 percent carrying guns while protesting and 22 percent believing demonstrations achieve little. It notes urban discontent with basic services, parenting patterns, and neighborhood conditions as drivers of potential unrest.
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Henry P. Liefermann
Atlanta
UPI
Southern Regional Council
Ferce
SRC
Wes
American Council of Education
Atlanti
Siler Speaks on WMIK Sunday at WMEX
Eygene Siler of Williamsburg a former U S Congressman will preach Sunday morning on the Shut In Hour program on radio station WMEX. Police report refugees from Communist China questioned after landing in Hong Kong on two fronts with no clear status on their fate.
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Eygene Siler
Wiliamsburg
U.S
WMEX
W. W. Nails Ia
Hong Kong
Anthors Heseday
China
Hospital Notes and Discharges Across Regions
Visiting hours listed as 1-2 pm and 7-8 pm at Middlexboro Hospital and regional notes show multiple admissions and dismissals. Patients named include Betty Ayers, Keith Alan Gilley, Ricky Hatfield, Sherri Luckaroo, and others from Ky, Va, Ga, and Tenn, with towns such as Dry Bill Ky and Janesville Va.
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Appalachian Regional
Betty Ayers
City Soda Friar
Torstta Minnela Cubbage
Ol Ramsey
East Signe Gap
Elbert Lb. Gilbert
Betty Collette
Dry Bill
Keith Alan Gilley
Ricky Hatfield
Sherri Luckaroo
Ernest Maney
Virginia Overton
City
Georgia
Partin
Wilson B. Smith
Leola Thomas
Nora Whitmore
Mark A. Williams
Kay Wilson
New Tazewell
Yen
Middlexboro Hospital
Chine
Jenny Burnett
Rose Hill
Yay Etta Sue Littrell
City Azalee Shoemaker
City Admissions
Kendall Thompson
Ily Haine Wakin
Cl Tugh Vandeventer
Janesville
London Talks Set to Ease European Market Entry
Foreign Secretary George Brown flies to Rome today for talks that could spark a conference with Britain and France plus their five European Common Market partners. He will then visit Brussels Bonn The Hague and Luxembourg. The five favor British entry while France opposes it.
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London
UPN
George Brown
Rome
Britain
France
Brown
Brussels
Bonn
Hagts
Lasbourg
Cambodia Won't Intervene If U S Forces Enter Cambodia
UPI reports Washington officials studied a word from Cambodia suggesting no military intervention if U S forces cross into Cambodia to pursue Vietnamese Communists legally present in uninhabited areas. Norodom Sihanouk said protests would be lodged but force not used unless invasions occurred. he would take the case to the U N Security Council and welcome a Johnson invitation to discuss sanctuary issues. Mansfield could visit as a private or official guest.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Stary Force
Sihanouk
U.N. Security Council
Unv
United States
Johnson
Coastal Lowlands Battles Reported
U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese forces engaged Viet Cong along a 25 mile coastal front near Da Nang and An Hoa. In air operations American fighter bombers attacked a MIG base near Hanoi and a key Haiphong bridge as the fighting left at least 315 Communists dead and at least 15 Marines killed in the cemetery assault.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Thomas Cheatham
UPH
U.S
An Hoa
da Nang
Duy Xuyéen
Tat Ky
AN Nioa
UPS
Thomas Corpora
Virginia Highlands Hit Hard by Snow Storm
A powerful late December storm swept the Virginia highlands and Northeast with up to 134 inches of snow in places and fierce winds. The system disrupted travel from Tennessee to New England with treacherous roads, stranded travelers at Logan Airport, and several weather-related fatalities amid widespread closures and slick conditions.
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United Press International
Nor'tester
Atlantic Coast
Virginia Highlands
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
New England
Boston
Mass
Logan International Airport
Maryland
New York City
Chamber surveys federal legislation issues for members
The Mid dlesboro Chamber of Commerce sends a federal legislation survey to members to gauge economically important topics for board policy and to inform congressional representatives. Topics include taxation, urban development, consumer protection, campaign financing, and more with options merit attention, does not merit attention, and no opinion.
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Chamber
No Indication When Lee Probe will End
Jonesville Va prospects of finishing the Lee County voting irregularities probe remain unclear as Commonwealth Attorney Emory Crockett reports slow progress. Two state police investigators sent by Governor Mills Goodwin before the November 7 election remain in the county while Crockett notes ongoing cooperation and the task’s time-consuming nature. The inquiry follows disclosure of numerous alleged violations at absentee ballot laws and a broader, thorough investigation ordered by the governor.
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Jonesville
Lee County
Emory Crockett
Mills Goodwin
Crocekett
Marttal
Daily News Lease Wires of United Press International
The Daily News uses United Press International wires for afternoon and Sunday content. Publisher details list Citizens News Co Inc in Middlesboro Kentucky with contact and subscription rates for local and regional areas including Bell Knox Lee and Claiborne counties.
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United Press International
Citizens News Co, Inc
Middiesboro
Kentucky
Untisa Press International
U.P.1
Middlesboro
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiboro County
Torn
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