Telephone Customers to Share In $700,000 Rate Reduction
Local telephone customers may share in a $700,000 intrastate rate cut beginning Feb 1. Southern Bell manager Richard Sanders said the reduction affects toll rates, not local calls, with interstate three minute calls also reducing. The PSC approved the intrastate cut to pass savings to customers, with specific new rate windows described for evenings and weekends.
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Public Service
Public Ley Commission
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PSC
Adler
Southern Hell
Kentucky
Southern Bell
UPI
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Ratles
F& and & Pth
Wold
Judge Rejects Sit-In Court Move In Florida Case
A St. Augustine county judge rejected a bid to dismiss 500 sit-in related cases. The hearing was postponed until defendants prove they were not named in petitions awaiting federal action. The move tested a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing orders in sit-in prosecutions under the Civil Rights Act.
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United Press International
St. Augustine
Fla
St Johns
Charles Munihis
Tobias Simon
U.S. Supreme Court
Eliver
Br. Martin Father
King Jr
Aldicoln Peabody
Massachusets
Jackson
Miss
City Attorney Sets Trailer Guideline Use In Valley Planning
Middlesboro city attorney Hubert White said zoning ordinances from 1964 and 1959 guide locating mobile home valleys. Glenwood Marker will open officially today as the city’s first trailer park amid enforcement of the 1959 and 1964 rules including lot sizes and park boundaries. Existing trailers must relocate to the approved park within 30 days of opening, with exceptions for those already compliant.
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Middlesboro
Hubert White
Glenwood
Glenwonrd
City Planning and Board of _foning Adjustment
Witl
Johnson seeks overhaul of immigration laws in major plan
President Johnson urged Congress to replace the 41 year old national origin quota with a skills based system. He proposed gradual elimination of quotas over five years, creating a central pool and prioritizing workers with exceptional abilities, relatives of citizens, and those filling job shortages. Immigration could rise to about 350000 annually under the plan.
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Tom Jfach
America
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John
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U.S
U S
Ihara
Britain
Germany
Ireland
Obituaries Oliver L. Brown and David Yoakum
Oliver T. Brown, of Tampa Florida, died around Tuesday at Bay Pines Hospital. He lived in Tampa three years, was a Baptist church member, and is survived by wife Georgia Murry Brown, two daughters Mary Low Loveday and Arty Rahsinson, six grandchildren, and two homes. Funeral tentative for Thursday at Waller-Howard Funeral Home in Tampa with Tampa interment. David Yoakum, 45, dies after automobile accident. Army veteran, 1941 enlistment, survived by stepfather Hoye Spurgeon, sisters Swan Hunley Polder Springs Tennessee, Mrs. Robert Bryant of Erie Michigan, sister Mrs. Richard Pruitt of Middletown Ohio, Miss Ellen Spurgeon Oak Ridge Tennessee, Mrs. Frederick Johnson Knoxville Tennessee, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Longmire Church. burial Yoakum Cemetery. Body at funeral home. viewing 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. Reece Funeral Home, New Tazewell, Tennessee.
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Oliver T. Brown
Bay Pines
Tampa
Fla
Fen Wats
Georgia Murry Brown
Slary Hill Drive
Mary Low Loveday
Tama
Arty Rahsinson
Albuquerqur
New Mexico
Waller-Howard
David Yoakum
William
Edna Marsee Yoakum
U.S. Army
Hoye Spurgeon
Swan
Hunley
Polder Springs
Tenn
Robert Bryant
Erle
Mich
Malf
Richard Pruitt
Mrs Willie Ferrell Dies in Middlesboro at 63
Mrs Willie Florence Ferrell 63 of 230 Pinnacle Homes Middlesboro died 3 15 am January 12 in Appalachian Hospital Born January 3 1900 in Alabama moved to Middlesboro 40 years ago Member Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church Survived by husband Arthur Middlesboro ten sons daughters Ruby Mase Slover Gancord Tenn Thelma Yeary and others One sister Mrs Ressin Roberts Preimer Seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Shumate Chapel Rev Amid Duan Rev Raymond Jones. burial in Hurst Cemetery Funeral home in charge with family receiving friends prior to service
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Pinnacle Homes City
Appalachian Hospital
Alabama
Middlesboro
Old Yellow Creek Baptist
Chuseh
Arthur
Ruby Mase Slover
Gancord
Tenn
Thelma Jean Yeary
City
Longs
Shumate Funeral Home
Chamber to Take Requests for Regional Travel Conference
Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce invites reservations for the regional travel conference at 7 Gables Motel Burnside from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m The Kentucky Travel Council sponsors a six city series including Prestonsburg Covington Murray Owensboro and Bowling Green The conference will cover travel development funding with state matching provisions travel facts Kentuckians and golf and camp site development A Dutch luncheon will precede a business session to discuss regional officers The note mentions the passionflower as named from a fancied source with no Christ’s crucifixion implications
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Chamber of Commerce
Burnside
Owensboro
Bowling Green
Stret
Tazewell Board approves fire truck share and funds
Tazewell and New Tazewell will share the $86,543 truck cost on a 50 50 basis with each paying $43,271.65. Delivery is slated for late March or early April. If funds are short, Welch may borrow from the general fund. The board also set per meeting pay for aldermen and approved a $100 memorial fund gift to Kefauver, plus noted 70 500 fewer housing vouchers sold to a Georgia bidder. City code violator Earl Fluke received 60 days to comply.
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New Tazewell
John Patty Chevratet
Af Frovee Company
Hardin
Fas
Welch
Jare Sen Betes Kefauver
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Fibasie Agency
Atlanta
Perent
Earl Flue
Survey actions approve school construction and bids
The board approved a 58905 payment to W B Browning for East End school construction and a 433 payment to an architect Leon E Browning of Lexington. It accepted C S Martins Ashland Oil Co station bid for gasoline at 24.7 cents per gallon regular and 28.2 for ether for school buses. Bids will be studied for industrial arts equipment from Middelsboro Hardware Co Broadhead and Garrett Co Cleveland Ohio and Graves Humphreys Roanoke Va. The board accepted high bids from Pineville Community Hospital Association for a sink, a stack gas oven and a gas stove and accepted Archie Robinsons bid of 4 for wall cabinets. Rejected other bids for steam table and work time. Central School lunchroom equipment bids and new Tympani drums for the band are planned. A blanket bond to cover school personnel handling money costs 174 for three years. Football coaches will attend a clinic in Louisville in February and Baker and others will attend the Kentucky School Business Association meeting January 28-29. Mrs Richard Sanders is approved as substitute teacher.
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W. B. Browning
East End
Leon E. Browning
Lexington
C. S. Martin
Ashland Oilce
Main Street
Adbury Avenue
Middlesboro Hardware Company
Broadhead and Garrett Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Graves-Humphreys, Inc
Raanoxe
Pineville Community Hospital Association
Archie Robinnson
Math Department
Louisville
Baker
Kentucky School Business Association
Richard Sanders
Carver Approved Waslington Under Secretary Nomination
The Senate Interior Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved John A. Carver for under secretary of commerce. Carver, 46, has served as assistant secretary since 1961.
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Waslington
UPI
Senate Interior Committee
John A. Carver
Hospital Visiting Hours And Dismissals Listed
Regional hospital notes show visiting hours 2 to 4 and 8 30 to 8 50 pm. Dismissals include Juli Owens Gladys Miracle Jeffrey Overbay Edna Myle Phyllis Martin Norma J Francises Arthur Wart Janey Lateson Wilson Calloway Gary Dean Cenia McMurry Kathleen Sherman and others. Admissions list Andrew Temper William Gipson Robert Adams William Blanvan Sister Collett Mary Huddleston Joe Castle Betty Teague and more. Births note Mrs Dennis May and a baby at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic with visits 1 to 2 and 2 8? nine 28.
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Juli Owens
Ciy
Gladys Miracle
City
Jeffrey &. Overbay
Edna Myle
Phyllis Martin
Norma J. Francises
Arthur Artur L. Wart
Janey Sue Lateson
Cumberland Gap
the Wilson
Calloway
Gary Dean
Ewing
Cenia McMurry
Kathleen Sherman
CI Admissions
Andrew Temper
William Gipson
Clairfield Ropert
W. Adams
Harrogate
William Blan
Middlesboro Eyes Statewide Award for Community Program
Middlesboro and 21 other cities compete for a top state community development award from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Local officials led by Mayor and Mrs McCauley and chamber executives urge citizens to attend the Monday ceremony in Lexington where Middlesboro seeks district honors with Corbin and Somerset. Reservations available.
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Middlesbore
Lexington
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Ovinners
Middlesboro
State Chambers
Corbin
Somerset
Mayer
Doe? McCauley
WA. Smith
Kenucky Utilities Company
Michael Krajaak
Krajaak
Asany
Krajnak
Laneh
TV in Review Hollywood Upset Over New 1960s Show Debuts
A harsh critique of a new one hour NBC TV series aiming at youth and its cringe worthy crowd. The piece contrasts with ABCs Shindig and notes Woody Allens guest spot. It condemns the dancing and perceived tastelessness while acknowledging NBCs Capitol feature and upcoming FBI series from Warner Bros and Quinn Martin.
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Hollywood
UPL
Abc-Tv
Soria
Hullabaloo
Jack
Jones
Woody Allen
Jem
Joey Heatherton
Arizona
Brooklyn
Toy Drive Set Saturday by Middlesboro Jaycees
The Middlesboro Jaycees announce a Toy and Clothing Drive on Radio Station WMIK from 3 p.m. Saturday. Club officials ask citizens with items to donate to exit the station at that time for pickup.
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Middlesboro Jaycees
WMIK
Johnson strolls White House grounds with beagle Him
President Johnson took another carefully watched walk on the White House grounds Tuesday with his beagle Him and reporters. He completed about two laps around the oval driveway, roughly a mile, in late afternoon in 39 degree weather.
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Washington
Johnson
Doar Nominated to Head Civil Rights Division
John Doar a Justice Department official was nominated by President Johnson to succeed Burke Marshall as assistant attorney general in charge of the civil rights division. Marshall resigned recently.
Daily News publication terms and rates notice
The Daily News outlines newspaper mail and carrier delivery terms for Middleshore and surrounding counties. It lists subscription rates: $3.00 yearly, 6 months $4.50, 2 months $2.00, one month $1.00, with higher outside-area prices. It notes exclusive rights to Hintrad and United Press International dispatches and reserves all publication rights.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Middleshoro
Kentucky
Hintrad Press International
Unilet Press International
U.P.1
Middleshore
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tena
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