Tri-Staters in Service Reassignments and Comings
Middlesboro and Pineville area service members receive new postings and completions. Airman Kenneth Golden sails to Biggs AFB Texas for training as an administrative specialist, after basic at Lackland. Pvt Tyrone Howard, Cleveland Nike-Hercules unit, Fort Knox beginnings. Donald Hoskins to finish eight-week cooking course at Army Armor Center Fort Knox. Seaman Robert Gambrell returns to Quonset Point after antisubmarine drills in the Middle East. Electrician James Morgan serving with Command Mine Division 33 in Sasebo Japan. Tech Sergeant Robert Hurst graduates language course at Hurlburt Field. Pvt W G Lee assigned to U S Army Support Group at Vielce. Specialist Ronald Bumgardner assigned to 55th Military Police in Korea. Dennis McKinney promoted to specialist four with Fort Eustis troops. Donald Welch arrives at Hickam AFB Hawaii. Airman Stephen Cummins arrives at Ramstein AB Germany. Lt Charles Bolinger serves with Attack Squadron 42 at Oceana Virginia Beach. Frances Helton completes five-week disbursing course at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
One Million Dollar FHA Grant For Eastern Kentucky
Washington reports another 1 million grant under the winter relief program to aid indigent mountain families in winterizing homes. Gov. Edward Breathitt announced the grant after talks with federal officials. total area funding now exceeds 20 million, with 4 million already lent or granted for 44 counties.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
Farm Home Administration Agency
Department of Agriculture
Edward T. Breathitt
Breathitt
Willard Wirle
Hreathitt
Kentucky Department of Education
U.S. Labor
UK Reports Community College Plan
UK President Br John W Oswald outlined a two system plan for the state’s education, with a University System centered at Lexington and a Community College System comprising five existing or planned centers. Each community college would have a director and local advisory board reporting to a university admin officer, while most subject matter teaching remains with university faculty. The university would offer undergraduate liberal arts, education, upper division, and professional programs across agriculture, commerce, engineering, medicine, nursing, law, pharmacy, architecture, dentistry, plus graduate work and research through the doctorate.
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Lexington
UPI
John W. Oswald
University of Kentucky
Oswald
California
Kentucky
Board of Trustees
University
University of Kentucky At Lexington
Community College
Press Board of Trustees
Obituary for Jack Hensley Tack Hensley Detroit Va links
Jack Hensley Tack Hensley formerly of Rose Hill Virginia died January 16 in a Detroit hospital after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Nelle Hensley two sons and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 p m at Ball's Chapel Church with Reverend Bud Williford officiating. Burial in Van Huss Grove Cemetery. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill Virginia is in charge.
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Jack Hensley
Tack Hensley
Detroit
Mich
Rose Hill
Nelle Hensley
Bert Hensley
Dubrage
Jermain
Glen
Park and
Morgan
Finley
Cuhage
Grant
Gibson Station
Batsy Ann Hensley
Ball's Chapel
Bud Williford
Forial
van Huss Grove
Daisy Montgomery
Davidson Funeral Home
Local Admissions List Includes Horton Kyle and Goforth
Donna Horton of Jonesville Robert Kyle of City along with Mrs Rosa L Goforth Mrs Ethel K Gagle and Mrs Jizzie Harrison are listed in the admissions roster of city institutions. The names indicate a miscellany of residents being recorded for processing in local facilities.
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Donna Horton
Jonesville
Robert Kyle
Rosa L. Goforth
Ethel K. Gagle
Jizzie Harrison
First Baptist Men Set Jan. 26 Event
The First Baptist Church will observe Baptist Men's Day on January 26 with Dr. Carl Fields as speaker for both services. The men meet for a church breakfast at a.m. The Brotherhood choir performs and men serve as ushers and collectors. Fields, Benton Ky native, Louisville Male High School and University of Kentucky graduate, has led Georgetown College since 1937 and serves as second vice-president of the Kentucky Baptist Convention.
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First Baptist Church
Carl Fields
Georgetown College
Brotherhood
The
Fields
Benton
Louisville Male High School
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Baptist Convention
Howard Seeks Federal Reform and Local Growth in Campaign
Bell County native and Pineville banker Elmer Howard outlines a broad agenda. He calls for simplified income tax, reduced federal controls, and an economy that boosts private enterprise while promoting national debt reduction. He plans a heavy campaign after the Assembly adjourns in March, stressing work for Senate district 35 and public programs. Former judge Elmer Begley and Rev Gene Huff are potential candidates for Siler’s post.
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Southeastern Kentucky
United States
Kentucky Building Savings and Loan League
Howard
Legislative Research Commission
Kentucky
Council of State Governments
Southam Regional Educational Board
General Assembly
Bell County
Congress
Union College Academy High School
Barbourville
Union College
Lashem Kentucky State Teachers College
Bell
Whittey
Pineville First Federal Savings and Loan Association
G. Howard
Pineville
Jasper
Middlesboro
JM. Bingham
Richmond
Treslie County
Siler
Gene Huff
London
Begley
Huff
Frankfort Front Reports Carpet Woes and Legislature Notes
The report notes a worn green carpet in the Kentucky governor’s office with holes and stains from nine years of use. It also covers legislative assignments, aging laws, and statistics from the Kentucky Revised Statutes, plus details on party margins after a Fayette County special election and the likelihood of a GOP candidate for the late senator’s seat.
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Martin
United Press International
Frankfort
UPI
William Bivin
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Fayette County
House
Senate
T. Apepears
GOP
Broadus Hickerson
Lebanon
Baritone Recital Set By Baritone at Union College
Baritone Jackson, instructor of voice and choral director at Union College, will give a faculty recital in Recto Little Theatre on January 21 assisted by Doris and Harding on piano. The program spans five sections with Italian works by Caldara Leganzi and Monteverdi, French songs by Delibes and Ravel, Lieder by Wolf Strauss and Mahler, an aria from The Marriage of Figaro, and English songs by Bowles Hageman Delle Jovn and Vausha Williams.
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Barbourville
Den
Jackson
Union College
Doris
Harding
Caldara
Leganzi
Monteverdi
Delibes
Ravel
Wolf
Strauss
Mater
Sehumann
Figaro
Blazart
Bowles
Hageman
Delle Jovn
Vausha Williams
Diplomatic evacuations amid Panama rift and cardinals plan
UPI reports a rapid diplomatic break as Panama recalls its ambassadors and evacuates the U.S. Embassy staff to the Canal Zone. In Vatican notes Pope Paul VI eyes a consistory for new cardinals possibly starting February 21. Kennedy signals planned visits to nations tied to the Malaysian crisis. Zanzibar proclaims a people's republic with recognition from several Communist nations. De Gaulle envisions a long-term normalization with China, starting with culture and trade talks.
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Panama
U.S
Washington
Panama City
Canal Zone
Notica
United States
Vatican City
UPC
Paul VI
Vatican
John XXIII
Pius XII
Pius XI
Paul
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Peking
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Tri-Staters
Kenneth AL Golden
John M. Golden
Tanvery Road
Biggs Afb
Tex
Golden
United States Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
WaTing
Tyrone Howard
Wasv
65Th Artillery
Cleveland
Ohio
Id Missile Battalion
Army
Fort Knox
Ethel Howard
Donald E. Hoskins
Ewing G. ‘Hoskins
Army Armor Center
Robert R. Gambrell
Seamas
USN
Walter R. Gambrell
Naval Air Station
Quonset Pont
Middle East
James R. Morgan
WSN
Robert L. Morgan
Mine Division 33
Sasebo
Japan
Robert L. Hurst
Hurlburt Field
Fla
1St Air Commando Wing
James ©. Hurst
W. G. Lee, Jr
Lucy Lee
Cybage, Ky
U. S. Army Support Group
Vielce
Ronald J. Bumgardner
55Th Military Police Company
Korea
Roxie L. Hines
Dennis D. McKinney
Leeman McKinney
Artemus, Ky
Fort Eustis
Donald R. Welch
Beatrice, Neb
Hickam Afb
Hawaii
Pacific Air Forces
Stephen F. Cummins
Ramsisin AB
Germany
United States Air Forces
Europe
Hurbert F. Cummits
Pineville High School
Navy
Charles W. Bolinger
Cornie L. Tennyson
Oceana
Virginia
Beach
Grumman
WAC
Frances J. Helton
Darlene G. Helton
Army Finance School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
New Mexico
Warren Beatty
Eva Marie Saint
Karl Malden
Brando de Wilde
Harvey Lee Yeary
Thomas N. Shattuck and Son
Massie Broshear
Gray Prathis
George Fleet
Malcolm Howard
Claence Lambdin
Clayton Lynch
Tazewell
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Ethel Sweet
Ellen Millford
City
Tames
F. Jones
Tames K. Sharp
Ricky Allen Good
Jean Gibson
George Mateh
Jessie T. Roark
Tessica Miller
Otto J. Gambrel
Miracle Tohnny Minor
Nellie Wiesler
Dorothy G. Broadwater
James L. Rains
First Baptist
Georgetown
Tour Daily News
Middlesboro Appliance Co., Inc
George E. Gambrel
Middlesboro Gas Co., Inc
George
Lick
Phore
George Gambrel Healing & Plumbing Contractor
George Middlesboro Appliance Co., Inc
Carrete
Northern Kentucky
James Murphy
Campbell
Vernor Cotlengim
Desler McCowan
Kennedy
Tokyo
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Indonesia
Pst
Malaysia
Subandio
Yanihar
Zanzibar
Yph
China
Yugost Yea
East Germany
Kenya
Ethiopia
de Gaulle
Furnitire
Guns Tools
Typewriter
Nevis
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