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A compiled list records names and birth year notes of babies born to families across Kentucky towns from 1957 to 1976 including Flat Lick Cary Fourmile Pennington Gap and Pineville. A closing thought cites George Eliot on restraint in words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.5. Stewart Jr
Flat Lick
Alvis Hatfield
Nuelown
Nat Sean
Cary
Paul Honeycutt
Fourmile
Charlie Akers
Stoney Fark
Henry Poore
Tazewell
Wilbert Dean
Bar Miracle
Calvin
Louis Bennett
Jacob Haynes
Maynardville
Douglas Eldridge
Ewing
Edgar Fannon
Pennington Gap
Jessee Jarvis
Kellie Island
Charles Ellison
Cave Springs
George Thomas Coomer
Charles S. Mink
Pineville
Myr
Charles Mink
Alva
Bobby Cleuseman
Helen Harmon
Route 1
Lisa Keyes
Middlesboro
Ella Carroll
Fred Moore
Rose Hill
World Almanac Q and A from a historical page
The text poses questions about Academy Awards sweeping years, best actor and actress wins, and Western best picture history. It also notes Gary Cooper's second Oscar and mentions a copper rolling mill claimed as the first in the United States by Paul Revere in 1801, used to sheath the USS Constitution.
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Red River
Gary Cooper
Sergeant York
Cooper
United States
Paul Revere
Canton
Mass
New Year's Drinking Drove Police to Offer Free Rides
United Press International reports a busy New Year weekend with multiple fatal traffic crashes and fires. Police in several cities offered free rides in squad cars for intoxicated revelers, while others warned of arrest and detention. An Atwater Minnesota collision killed one driver. a Newark Lucerne Hotel fire killed at least four, with more feared. The National Safety Council estimates 300 to 400 traffic deaths over the seven hour weekend.
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United Press
United Press International
Atwater
Minn
Minnesota
Kandiyohi
John Forcier Jr
Forcier
Hotel I
Newark
Lucerne
National Safety Council
Grand Junction
Colo
Alechalics Anonymous
Reading
Ther
New York State
Ilinois
Middlesboro High Board weighs insurance and future buildings
The Middlesboro school board discussed insurance coverage doubling to $10.3 million replacement value, with a 30 percent premium rise of about $4,500 annually. An August report showed coverage at 80 percent of replacement value and a 24 percent rise over last year. The board also evaluated the Middle School via a self study proposing more teacher input, higher pay for extra hours, grading changes, and using textbooks as teaching bases.
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Chumiely
Junor High
Cort
Ted Elmore
Lincoln Memorial University
Middlesboro High School
LMU
Hayes
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Tri-State
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Middlesbro, Ky
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American Cancer Society
THE
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Tri-State Area
Daily News
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Wene’s
Shumate Funeral Home
Tri-State Supply
Perry & Pope Drugs
Jackson Studios
Cunningham Drugs
Mille Salles
Juanita
Royal Crown Betting Co
Confey's Drive-into Git
Jean's
Ana
Schneider’s
Montgomery Ward
Ebre
Tack, Roam
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