13 More Die in French and Arab Algerian Battles
Algiers reports renewed clashes in Oran as French troops battle Arab fighters. The toll rises to 76 killed and 166 wounded in four days, with Arabs leading casualties but several Europeans among the dead and injured. A hearse attack wounds a European, and gunfire damages a house and cars as troops pursue attackers.
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Algiers
API
Cormmarches
Oran
Algeria
Cateik
Megshenab Fommy
France
Fant
Automobile lineup across brands includes several classic models
Ford two door 1959 and Chevrolet two door hardtop 1959 join Pontiac four door and Rambler Super Station Wagon in a compact display of late 1950s cars.
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Chevrolet
Rambler
Obituaries for McCoy and Coyne in Middlesboro services
Obituary notices report Charles McCoy dying at home after long illness with services at Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home. Thomas Jefferson Coyne, 11, died at UT Knoxville Hospital, to be buried at Old Yellow Creek Cemetery with pallbearers and UMWA members assisting at the service. survivors listed, funeral home handling details.
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Charles McCoy
Jon North Zatty
MillcCoy
Sterchi’s
Shumate and
Gordon Funeral Home
Gordon Futeral
Thomas Jefferson Coyne
Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home
Fernde Robinson
CH. Dudley
Yellow Creek
John Abrams
Guy W. Smith
George Carter
John Sing
J. 5
Victor
Hager Lyon
Jack Abbail
John Peck
Virgil Ward
Harold Tucker
Hollis Dalton
Cynthiana
North 1Th Street
UMIVA
UMWA
Lily Coyne
Middlesboro
Joe Coyne
St. Clares
Katherine Bankemper
Beleview
Jack Smith
Hulus Russell
Jonesville
Albert Nelson
Revers Beach
Fla
Ralph Hall
Monroe
Mich
Orr voices redistricting concerns and state law notes
Orr notes the state representation average of 40 000 per delegate and that a district loss of 23 000 people could cost two seats. He says redistricting should consider factors beyond population and cites Northern Virginia growth from federal employees. He questions fair representation for workers living outside their home state and urges caution with Sunday blue law changes. He highlights education gaps in Southwestern Virginia and backs milk sanitation inspection proposals split between agencies. He predicts many bills and praises committee review to ensure good laws.
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Orr
Virginia
Washington
Virginia General Assembly
Richmond
Iast
Radland College
Radford
University of Virginia
Wise County
Tle
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Agriculture Department
Orr Sail Bath
Health Department
Niles
Ots
Itlee
Municipal housing project discussion for displaced residents
The Urban group weighed a municipal housing plan to relocate displaced persons. The Municipal Housing Commission filed a request for 100 additional low rent public housing units. Howard Douglass urged a survey of renter versus owner needs while SteCauley noted a large program size may be required. Reams pushed further exploration of a site near Perma Flipe and praised the turnout.
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Municipal Housing Commission
Planning Commission
Howard Douglass
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Clinic and City List
A hospital notes column lists visiting hours at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic and records numerous admissions, dismissals, births, and staff movements across multiple towns including Jacksboro Barbourville Corbin and London. Names such as Mack Miller Teresa Williame Teithard Ogking and Mrs Ethel Sweet appear among admitted and discharged individuals with dates and places indicating a broad community hospital notice.
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Mudbowburo Memorial
Mack Miller
Jacksboro
Teresa Williame
Barbourville
Teithard Ogking
Mrs. Mery Calhoun
Sloan's Valley
Middlesboro
Arlen
John Rose
City Muntphy
David Rowlett
George Twiner
Rod. Francisco and Son
Authair Misier
Cecil Willisins
City Admissions
Thomas JT
Taney
City
George Herron
City Hall
Reedy
Charlie Crumley
Ewing
Cecil Ayers
Gibson Station
Tames Davis and
Dangly
Police Court Fines Total 64 Dollars
In police court yesterday Denny Hurner faced charges of public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. William Helge was fined for public drunkenness and Elliott Reed for running a red light. Dean Jefferies was released on a $500 appearance bond. Clyde Bennett, charged with reckless driving, was released on a bond. Robert Calvon, of Frankfort Maryland, had a public drunkenness charge filed away.
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Denny ‘Hurner
William Helge
Elliott KE. Reed
Dean Jefferies
Arlin Stephenson
Clyde V. Bennett
Tommy Wakin
Robert Calvon
Frankfort
Rustlers Suspected in Tennessee Cattle Missing Case
Dr. Willaim G. Stephenson reports 75 to 100 head of cattle missing from land he leases near Tyner Tennessee valued at 320,000 to 25,000. He suspects rustling, notes herd counted as missing since April 1960, and says he has had to move cattle to Lookout Mountain and feed them about 100 bales daily at 60 cents each.
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Chattanooga
UPI
Tennesee
Willaim
G. Stephenon
Hamilton
Tyner
Stephenson
Volunteer Ordnance Works
Dale Latens
Jad
Lookout Mountain
Lim
Tris
Welfare raid nets 21 women jailed in Santa Clara County
Deputies and district attorney investigators raided 23 homes by 2 and 6 am uncovering men in 19 houses, 17 in bed, as they charged welfare abuses. District Attorney Louis Bergna said the two month probe targets aid to needy children rules demanding homes without employed males. Sixteen warrants have been issued for similar arrests.
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San Jose
Calif
UPS
Santa Clara County
Dist
Dtfy
Louis Bergna
Pineville Board Bumfuzzles Over Mass Haircut Debate
Pineville officials discussed a mass haircut issue among high school students but took no decisive action. Millard Broughton urged decisive steps, including expulsion, to stop the practice, while trustee statements suggested the matter was exaggerated and that students would "brown out" of the behavior.
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Millard Broughton
Afast Board
Gillingham
Broughton
Golden
Bush
Blanton Rehired as Food Program Head in Harlan
Harlan County’s new Fiscal Court voted 32 to restore Jimmy Blanton as Food Head amid strained funds and a plan to transfer 600 from another budget item. Blanton was briefly ousted after the prior court cut about half of the county’s 71,000 food recipients for not meeting eligibility.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Jimmy Slaton
M As
Tremauter G. M. Castle
Blanton
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James R. Lewis
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On the Square
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