Dunn Names Stimbert Memphis Educator As Tennessee Education Chief
Gov Dunn appointed E Slimbert a Memphis school leader as state education commissioner, making him the 12th cabinet member. Stimbert succeeds J Howard Warf, who led Memphis schools for 24 years and has served as commissioner since 1962. Dunn warned of possible tax increases to fund teachers, kindergartens, and special programs amid a reported drop in per pupil spending.
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Hospital Notes From Middlesboro and Appalachian Regional Hospitals
Discharges list multiple patients in Pineville Speedwell Cumberland Gap and other regional towns. Admissions note new patients Charles Cadle Harrogate Mitchell Mason Pineville Lillian Wright. Birth recorded for Mrs Don Ruffin City Bay Mys and Billy Wright, City, Girl.
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Arabs Silent On Israeli Proposals Amid Middle East Talks
United Nations mediator Gunnar V. Jarring pursued quiet diplomacy as Arab diplomats remained silent on Israeli peace proposals. In Cairo, Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad reported encouraging reactions from London Paris and Rome to efforts for international intervention. Fighting persisted in Amman as Jordanian and Arab guerrilla clashes continued, with Hussein hospitalized in London. Soviet President Podgorny announced a seven day visit to Egypt.
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Americans in Moscow Still Under Pressure
U.S. protest over anti-American actions in Moscow follows weekend vandalism. Five cars damaged. Americans advised to stay home or use taxis. Embassy says retaliation and reciprocity cited. Soviet reply deemed tit for tat. State Department seeks immediate protection for Americans.
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Moorer Holds Talks On War in Cambodia
Admiral Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met Cambodian and U.S. Embassy officials in Phnom Penh to discuss the deteriorating Cambodian war situation. He was briefed by Ambassador Emory Swank, met Cambodian High Command generals, and dined with Premier Lon Nol. Communists have cut ground communications, rationing gas and electricity, and hindering Mekong River fuel shipments as South Vietnamese forces attempt to break the siege on Highway 4.
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Pentagon Announces February Draft Call At 17000
The Pentagon disclosed a draft call of 17,000 men for February, matching the January figure. The UPI report notes the February quota aligns with the prior month as part of ongoing military conscription.
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Baseball Triumphs In Anti Trust Case
Washington reports that the Supreme Court declined to review a 1970 Second Circuit ruling against umpires Salem and Valentine who were fired in 1988. The decision notes baseball’s antitrust exemption while comparing to boxing and basketball. The Flood case remains under circuit court review with a direct antitrust question.
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Russia To Share Moon Discoveries At Conference
At a Houston lunar science gathering NASA invited the Soviet Union to participate. Dr. Alexander Vinogradov attended as the Soviet Academy of Sciences vice president, signaling potential early cooperation amid space power rivalry. Dr. Gary Latham called the move an exciting first step toward future relations.
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Two 120 Year Terms Given In Tennessee
MEMPHIS UP I Criminal Court Judge William H Williams sentenced two Memphis men to 120 years each for the murder of Duke D Durham 62 and the wounding of two others in a service station holdup last Aug 24 The pair took about 100 dollars and planned added funds for bond The robbers also shot attendants Dan Hooten 1 and Samuel Driskell 24 at a nearby station where Richardson had worked for five years
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Bodies Await Burial at Verano Cemetery in Rome
About 1,000 bodies await burial at Verano Cemetery as space runs short. Mayor reports 1,700 graves under construction and backlogs to be cleared within two months. Separately, EPA notes beaches closed or polluted across the United States with several more not recommended for bathing.
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Lodge Booed From Stanford Stage At UN Conference
At Stanford University the veteran diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge was booed as he began a speech in Dinkelspiel Auditorium amid chants calling him a fascist. He moved to a smaller room for his talk, later spoke to about 780 in Cummings Auditorium, urging the U.N. be pursued without sarcasm and invective.
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ABC-TV mulls year round Monday night sports block
ABC-TV president James Duffy says year round sports on Monday nights is a possibility after success of the current Monday prime time football and a recent prime time Lakers Bucks basketball telecast. He cites potential in baseball track and field and Olympic events, with Munich 1972 as a long term aim.
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Tri State Saddle Club Meeting Tonight at City Hall
An events calendar item notes the Tri State Saddle Club meets this evening at seven o clock in the city hall building. Also listed is the Middlesboro Garden Club gathering Friday at 3 0 p m in First Presbyterian Church urging all members to attend.
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