Leader of Militant Jewish League Arrested in New York
New York police arrested Rabbi Meir Kahane leader of the Militant Jewish Defense League for failing to appear in court on riot charges linked to a demonstration near the United Nations. American Jewish leaders privately urged pressure to curb Kahane and the league amid concerns over anti-Soviet protests and Jewish safety.
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Militant
Jewish League
New York
Louis Cassels Wastesgton
UPD
Jewish Defense League
Meir Kahane
Ioazue
Tgadir
Dan
Socise
United Nations
League
Kahane
Soviet Union
Israc
Nison
Jetter
Wester White
L Cades
Obituaries highlight local deaths and survivors
Dorothy D. Martin of Middlestoro died Tuesday in Batesburg. Survivors include sister Mrs. Bentley Collins of Middlesboro. Funeral arrangements pending. In another notice, Mt Yoakum, 42, died January 9, 1971, in Speedwell Tennessee. a World War II veteran and brick mason survived by a widow, five children and several grandchildren. Fallon Lisary handled arrangements.
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Dorothy D. Martin Boyothy C. Martin
Middlestoro
Batesburg
Bentley Collins
Middlesboro
Kahane's
UPI
Kremlin
Yoakum
Speedwell
Tenn
Pinnacle Homes
Youker
Mossie Yoakum
Lawrence WW. Yoakum
U.S. Navy
Topsham
Maing
Diana Sue Karto
Winsor Lockes
Conn
Wanda Jean Lee
Douglas Edward Yoakum
Biloxi
Mary Phylis Yoakuny
Esky J
Toledo
Ohiy
George H
Jennifer Lori Yoakum
Diana Lynn
Shevian Tee Katto
Sandra Faye Lee
Bilo
Death notices for Pearl Burnett and Totsie Childers
Mrs Pearl Burnett 62 died Monday January 11 from an apparent heart attack at 01 Doncaster Avenue member of Thankful Baptist Church funeral arrangements are in progress Hulton & Essary in charge. Mrs Totsie Mincer Childers 7 died January 9 in Ruby's Rest Home born Whitesburg had lived in Middlesboro five years survived by two sons two brothers three sisters eight grandchildren four great grandchildren funeral services were held Tuesday at Mayking Baptist Church officiated by Rev Richard Fenny Elders Collings and Sparks burial in Webb Cemetery Mayking.
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Pearl Burnett
Doncaster Avenue
Thankful Baptist Church
Hulton & Essary
Totsie Kincer Childers
Totsie Mincer’ Childers
Ruby's Rest
Requa Spears
Pikeville
Polly Kineer
Henryville
Mayking Baptist Church
Whitesburg
Richard Fenny
Raymond Collings
Bill Sparks
Webb Cemetery
Mayking
Almanac notes and historic events on January 13
Almanac Today dated Wednesday January 13 lists celestial positions Mercury Venus Jupiter and Mars with Saturn as evening star. It notes Horatio Alger birth in 1834 and 1733 Charleston arrival by James Oglethorpe with colonists to Georgia. Also mentions 1807 Togolese leader Sylvanus Olympia assassination and 1854 Stephen Foster death with three cents.
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Venus
Mars
Horatio Alger
James Oglethorpe
Charleston
Atlantic
Georgia
Sylvanus Olympia
Togo
Sttphen Foster
New York City
Lawrence William Yoakum Funeral Service Report
Funeral services for Lawrence William Yoakum of 102 Fleatwand Road Middleshoro were held Tuesday at 2 pm in Fulton and Essary Funeral Home chapel. The Rev W B Bingham officiated. Pallbearers included Fred Kilgare Ulis Rosenbalm Frank Buklerini Hoy Cowan Clayton Jones Ralph Richardson Bob Meyers and Lester Idol. Burial was not completed in readable text.
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Lawrence William Yoakum
Fleatwand Road
Middleshoro
Fulton & Essary Funeral Home
W. B. Bingham
Fred Kilgare
Ulis Rosenbalm
Frank Buklerini
Hoy Cowan
Clayton Jones
Ralph Richardson
Bob Meyers
Lester Idol
91st Congress Recorded Hours of Debate and Pages
Washington reports that the 91st Congress would have collapsed under its own weight if extended. Official tallies show 4,925 hours of debate and 65,475 pages in the Congressional Record, plus about 24,000 more pages of daily Capitol Hill blow-by-blow content. Of those, 22,280 pages captured speeches given on the floor.
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Washington
UPI
1St Congress
Sst
Congressional Record
Capitol Hill
Hospital Notes From Regional Hospital Listings
Visiting hours listed for Appalachian Regional Hospital and Middlesbore Hospital and Clinic. Names include Harley Carroll Pauline Davis Till Elaine Emmueil Mollie Gambrell Patricia Gilbert Tollie T Henry Evarts Ray Higginbarham Jr Peay Christopher Howard Pineville Laine Kyle Connie Lawson Harrogate Marcus McDonald Cincinnati Eunice Richardson Mrs Touman Ward and daughter Mary Williams Rannie Williamson and others. Adhensions births dismissals admissions and staff names appear in the dated hospital notes.
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Harley Carroll
City
Pauline Davis
Till
Elaine Emmueil
Mollie Gambrell
Balkan
Patricia Gilbert
Tollie T
Henry
Evarts
Ray Higginbarham Jr
Peay
Christopher Howard
Pineville
Laine Kyle
Connie
Lawson
Harrogate
Marcus McDonald
Cincinnati
Eunice Richardson
Touman Ward
Mary Williams
Rannie Williamson
Soviet Dissidents Join Hardliners in Protesting Harassment
In Moscow a small dissident group joined hardline Communists to protest harassment of Soviet diplomats in America, arguing that Jewish militants abroad hinder emigration and fuel anti Semitism. They planned an open letter as editorials attacked the United States amid rising tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Remein
America
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
U.S
Tess
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