Talks on Berlin continue urged by Kennedy
UPI report notes Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to tighten interstate gambling controls. He pushed legislation to outlaw shipping certain pinball and gambling devices across state lines, citing enforcement gaps and the Johnson Act. The session also covered FEPC proposals, discrimination claims at GSA, and a historic Ways and Means panel woman member appointment for Rep. Martha Griffiths.
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House
Venga
Dave
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Stat Maites
Congressional
Paul
Innes
Theo
Congressional Record
FEPC
General Services Administration
GSA
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Martha Griffiths
DeMich
Ways & Mears
Griffiths
Clark Thompson
Dtex
Kennedy says Berlin talks need a reasonable period to show progress
President Kennedy told 378 reporters the U S Russian Berlin talks must run a reasonable period to gauge progress. He cautioned against rushing judgment and defended continued high level diplomacy while pressing for U N Thant cooperation on New Guinea, trade with the European Common Market, civil rights gains, and a potential steel labor contract to avert stockpiling.
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UPI
Kennedy
U.S
Berlin
Abes
Kennady
Jlonday UK
Kenney
Tles
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
Saiel Forign Miniter Andre
Grotayko
Minis
Netherlands
Indonesia
New Guinea
United Nations
Thant
United States
Ei|mece
Hospital Notes Visiting Hours and Dismissals Listed
Hospital Notes show visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 to 1 with dismissals and admissions. Names include Bill Davis Jeiico Andrew Deeple Corbin George Gulley Marion Myers Sue Andrews Mrs Richard Biscegha andl eaughter James Tolliver Speerwell yey Strunk Carlisle Bob Balew Robert Hibbard Sharon W Schultz Charles Tuttle Jady Weskins Mrs Elia Bowling Mrs Bertha Tuckett Elmer Widner Henry Becker Charles Watkins Hollis Barker Charlie Childers Belvie Oaks Ruth Raker and others across Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic.
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Heors
Bill Davis
Jeiico
Andrew Deeple
Corbin
George Gulley
Marion Myers
Sue Andrews
Richard Biscegha
Andl ‘Eaughter
James Tolliver
Speerwell
Yey Strunk
City
John “Peters
Carlisle
Bob Balew
Robert Hibbard
Sharon W. Schultz
Charles Tuttle
Barbourville
Bob Hughett
Jady Weskins
Elia Bowling
Bertha Tuckett
Jenkins
Avis Prewi
de Mary Clouse
Virginia
Bingham
Een
Betty Wenstey
Blanche
WATHS
William A.cDaniel
City Boy
UN eyes on West New Guinea crisis after naval clash
United Nations acted to mediate after Indonesian torpedo boats were sunk by Dutch forces in West New Guinea. Acting Secretary General Thani sent urgent messages to Indonesia and the Netherlands seeking a peaceful solution while noting Indonesia’s claim to the Dutch-held island and delaying any immediate action.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Natoms
West New Sranes
World Organization
Thani
Indonesia
Netherlands
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South Pacific
Westman
Hich Setion
Limit Rights Is Probed In Algeria
In Algiers French officials consider curbing public liberties to halt a bitter clash between Muslim independence seekers and European OAS loyalists. Monday’s violence left at least 17 dead and 49 wounded, with hundreds affected since January 1.
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Algeria
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Arai
Oran
Cashah
Thurmond on policy debate and liberty in the cold war
The article argues for open discussion of enemy threats and policies to protect constitutional rights. It contends military leaders face suppression in anti communist forums and warns against labeling dissent as extremism. It previews a future piece on misinformation about communism and the need for more information.
Permit Supported Storage Shed for Hazardous Site
Wakin says workmen began on a storage building but will wait for permit approval. The shed would be temporary and enhance appearance while eliminating a hazardous condition by extending to the edge of an eight foot retainer wall to prevent crates and bottles from falling into the canal. Chief Ridings supports the project noting past crate and bottle removals from the canal area. The grocery store lacks other space to store crates and bottles and daily milk and soft drink deliveries require storage nearby.
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Fran
Doe Wakin
Hazantons
Wakin
Wakins
Chitef
George Ridings
Ridings
Mature Person Traits Defy Fence-Sitting Says Expert
United Press writer outlines Dr Barrett-Lennard and psychologist from the University of New England perspectives on what defines a mature person. Key traits include honesty with self and others, self trust, responsibility, measured decisions, and empathetic, open responses rather than deception or avoidance.
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Fven
Barrett - Bennaru
University of New England
Armindale
New South Wales
Australa
National Association For Mental Health
Barrett " Lennard
Wales
Hite
Ilo
Barrett-Lennard
Kentucky School Building Booms Amid Fiscal Year Spending
Frankfort report shows state public school operation at 184 million dollars last year. Construction of new buildings more than doubled in 1960 61 with 20.5 million spent, sites and additions 2.3 million, and improvements 9.13 million. Smaller elementary schools continued to decline while larger schools with six or more teachers rose.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Wendell D. Butter
General Assembly
Muondiry
Milla
Butler
Deaths and Funerals In Middlesboro Area Report
Funeral services were held for William Allen Wonxig at Trinity Methodist Church with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Masonic Lodge members. music by a quartet. Also noted are obituaries for Ike Welch and Polly Owens with details on births, spouses, children, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and burial locations.
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Pineville Pike
Trinity Methodist Church
Ralph Dewar
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Masonic Lodge
Richard Barton
C. 31
MecDaniel
Ceval Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
W. F. Pettus
Shumate and Gordon
Tfenisy Ike Welch
Worth 20Th Street
Middlesboro
Claiborne County
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Jim
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Thelma Yaunce
I Kentucky Utilities Company
Middlesboro Gas Company
Hie Northsife Baptist Church
Mya
Thelma ¥. Welch
Middlesboron
Joe Paul Weleh
Betty Ray Welch
Leland Idol
Therman Welch
Earl Welch
Gibraltar
Mitch
Irene Goodman
Oklahoma City
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Hill
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Dalp Essep
Tuysl Conmery
Eugene Ambs
James Weaton
David Bly
Murphy Rewlett
Inay Cripgey
Curt Carroll
Hy . Owens
Urehehei
Eugene Combswilly
Davis Ely
Cawood Funeral Home
Are
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Pally Owens
Sister Ball
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A. AM. Terrell
Earl Youre
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W. E. Johns
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Gol Ball Sr
Vernon Terrell
Bo Lankford
Harry Ball
Luther Nation
Amoz Idol
Joe Seale
Marmot Hurkes
Ceral Biggersiitt
Shoomle
Gordon Funeral Home
Desegregation Plans face Feb hearing in Tennessee
Chattanooga Board of Education proposes a gradual desegregation timetable with full integration of elementary schools by September 1963 and high schools by 1971. Judge Frank Wilson will hear arguments on February 5. Also reports of a Tennessee forestry camp opening and notes on Neyland tests and Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
GOP Agrees On Mrs. Cobb for State Senate Seat
In Lexington, GOP county chairmen from four counties in the 2nd Senate District meet to field no opposition to Mrs. HMyze Cobb of Nicholesville in the special January 27 election to succeed her late husband. Cobb was earlier named the Democratic nominee to replace Ver Tush and Sen. Apenice Cobb, sworn in before Gov. Bava.
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Senate
Hmyze Cobb
Nicholesville
Cobb
Ver Tush
Sen
Apenice Cobb
Nicholasville
Senator Hows
Gov
Bava ‘T
Roms
Jennings urges higher burley tobacco allotments for 1962
We Pat Jennings of Virginia barley tobacco area says he should recommend at least a five percent increase in 1962 burley allotments. He reviews supply conditions ahead of a meeting to discuss the 1962 national burley marketing quota and plans to offer views from growers and warehouses. The Department must proclaim the quota by February 1.
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Theo
Pat Jennings
Virginia
Jennings
Hurley
Department of Agriculture
Onrivoyer
Interview Preview on Prospects 3962 Broadcast
WMIK and WHIK plan a 3 pm public service program titled Prospects 3962 featuring interviews with leading public figures. Adlai Stevenson Pierre Salinger Barry Goldwater Everett Dirksen Richard Nixon Ted Kennedy and other officials share outlooks for the new year. production notes cite Time-Lite Broadcast News Service with segments taped in multiple cities.
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WHIK
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Pierre Salinger
Barry Goldwater
Everett Dirksen
Richart Nixon
Ted Kennedy
Los Angeles
Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
Phoenix
Washington
Time-Lite Broadcast News Service
State Highways payroll windfall due to new system
FRANKFORT Ky payroll overhaul raises about 558000 in extra funds by moving 2673 salaried workers to semi monthly pay. Employees will get two paychecks monthly starting after two weeks of February altering end of month payments and creating a two week lag before final settlements. Deputy Commissioner cites reduced bookkeeping for the shift.
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R ‘Tl
State Department of Highways
Saint Kxlay
Highway Department
Department
m+ ployer
C. Leslie Dawson
Robert Bely
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