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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1964

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Kennedy and Sukarno discuss Southeast Asia crisis in Asia talks

UPI reports Attorney General Robert F Kennedy arrives in Tokyo for talks with Indonesian President Sukarno on the Malaysia dispute. He urges resolution by Asian nations, not outsiders, and plans a Friday meeting to relay President Johnson’s view on the Indonesian campaign.

Washington UPI Alty Robert ¥. Kennedy Far East Sukarno Rep Vliter P. Bolten Ohio Malaysia Kennedy Indonesia Tokyo Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Southeast Asia

Glenn Joins Race For Ohio Senate

A high Democratic source says astronaut John Glenn plans to run for the Senate as a Democrat in Ohio. His entry would complicate the contest with Rep. Robert Taft Jr. and repeat the Eisenhower GOP move to block Glenn’s father. Glenn has not commented publicly. a decision was expected this week.

Columbus Ohio UPT Atty Robert Kennedy Johm H. Glenn Tne Glenn Robert Taft Jr United Press International Senate Dwight J. Eisenhower Young Washington

Daily News pricing and service areas notice

The Daily News, published each afternoon except Sunday by Citizens News Co Inc, outlines delivery and subscription rates. Carrier 3 cents weekly. mail rates vary by area including Kentucky counties Bell and Knox, Lee County Virginia, Claiborne County Tennessee, and surrounding regions with annual, semiannual, and monthly options.

Citizens News Co, Inc MidJlesboro Kentucky United Press International U.P. News Iddiesboro Bell and Knox Counties Lee County Claiborne County Fenn

Obituaries of Estes Oaks Wolfe and Hopper surfaced in Monroe era notices

Obituary notices report Wylie Estes aged 78 of Monroe Michigan died January 13 1964 born August 14 1855 in Claiborne County Tennessee retired railroad man married Sally England in February 1905. Also William Ulyses Oaks age 74 of Middlesboro died January 14 at St Marys Hospital Norton Virginia with survivors including son William Oaks and daughter Emily How ard. Funeral plans list Estes and Oaks services in Middlesboro and First Christian Church with multiple pallbearers. Mrs Chester Wolfe Sr of Jenkins Ky noted as death and Lake Hopper of City listed with January 1904 death and funeral home arrangements.

Wylie Estes Wylie Estes Monrroe Mich Monnroe Claiborne County Tenn Middlesboro Monroe Sally England Ventus I Haston Roy Esiis Nealus Estes U. S. Army Germany Digit Nelson Retha Chadwell Durbin Rosalee Porter Irene Irwin Alabama Thomas Estes Minnie Whiner Estes Cermelury Ben Cain Cawood Funeral Home William Ulyses Oaks Allen and Richard Howard Miami Chr Howard J Wynn Mary Beth Oaks Horton Mr. Oaks Union County First Christian Church Pinnacle Lodge FRAM C. H. Dudley Dave Smith Pascal Costanzo, Jr Neal Page Tommy Yoakum Vernon Terrell Dave Rogai Glenn Denham Eugene E. Smith, Jr The Raymond Alexander J. A. Richardson Harry Ginsburg Thad Fitzpatrick Joe Holton Fulton Funeral Home

Bearproof food cache tested in Smokies park shelter

Smoky Mountain park Ranger Theodore Scott designed a bearproof cache from corrugated metal culvert pipe to deter feeding bears at campgrounds and shelters. The six foot long unit with dual end doors is tested and ready for use by adjacent campsites as a possible fix for hungry bears.

Gatlinburg, Tenn UPI Great Smoky Mountain Nation al Park Theodore Scott Seott

Assembly Measures Seek Local Control Of Speed And Parking

The House advances bills granting municipal or county authority to set safe speed limits on city and state highways and to establish no parking zones in unincorporated county areas. Other measures would allow re registration by mail for purged voters, reclassify Muldraugh to fifth class, increase minimum school days, remove open season game lists, and require city first class departments to operate in three platoons with 24 hours on and 43 off.

Page One Lexington Commissioner of Highways John Isler Ckenton Muldraugh Meade County C. H.pile D-Meade Lon C. Barton D-Graves Franklin Webster D-Grant

Hospital Notes Births and Admissions Across Cities

Births reported at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic include a boy to Mrs. Don E. Wooten. Admissions list Fred Fugate and Mrs. M. E. Hite, with dismissals for Hugh Gross and others. Visiting hours 32 and 78. Names span City Middlesboro, Cumberland Gap, Tazewell, Pineville, and nearby towns.

Jackie Bolton Jackie D. Dunn Wayne Knuckles Claude Myers Keyjay Floyd North Charles E. Sigmon Nadeane Sigmon Josie Williams Tellico Don E. Wooten Fred Fugate Rose Hill M. E. Hite City Museum Pineville Thomas Shattuck Hoy City

Toy package alarms Rome airport security

A package from New York at Fiumicino Airport triggered a security response when it began to jerk and lick. Police, firefighters, and army bomb disposal experts safely opened it to reveal a battery operated toy that had somehow started itself.

Rome UPI New York Tn Lick Fiumicino Army

Farmers and Groups Favor 10 Pet. Cut In Burley Quotas

In Lexington Kentucky farmers and farming groups across eight states expressed strong support for a 10 percent cut in burley tobacco acreage quotas for 1964 at a Department of Agriculture hearing. About 450 to 500 attendees heard testimony favoring cuts near 19 percent, with some proposing 5 to 20 percent. Officials cited high 1963 production, carryover stocks, and quality issues as reasons for reducing supply to stabilize prices. Industry leaders urged not only acreage cuts but controls on pounds per acre to improve quality and manage the market.

Lexington. Ky UPI Orville L. Freeman Joseph J. Todd Department of Agriculture Tobacco Policy Todd Albert G. Clay Mount Ster Ling Burley Autation Warehouse Association Horace Cleveland Warehouse Corporation Shelbyville Jand

Hoffa Brings 1 000 Firms Under Pacts

CHICAGO UPI The Teamsters reached a precedent setting accord with about 1 000 large trucking firms aligning wage rises of 28 cents an hour and fringe benefits of 17 cents an hour over three years affecting roughly 350 000 drivers. The settlement came just after midnight, with Hoffa threatening a selective national strike if not reached. The deal aims as a model for settlements with 15 002 smaller firms and includes regional supplements amid employer resistance to regional recognition.

Chicago UPI Teamsturs Cntral States Conference of ‘Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Walet Regentatives

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