Preacher Joe Marks 50 Years in Ministry in 1966
TAZEWELL Tenn in 1966 marks the fiftieth year of Joe P Whitaker in the ministry. He has pastored 20 churches across the Tri State and helped found nine others since beginning in 1913 at Old Loy Church. He was ordained by Rev Wint Bolton in May 1916 and later served Liberty Missionary Baptist Church, continuing until semi retirement due to a heart condition. He and his wife supported by their children remain active in bereavement and visitation while Whitaker travels to winter with his children.
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Joe P. Whitaker
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Tri-State
Joe
Old Loy
Sycamore Creek
Wint Bolton
Young Joe
Joe Fared
Liberty, Springs
Walfontarges Raty Camp
Hopewell
Chapel
Oak Grove
Bia Spring Union
Mt. Gilead
Cedi Grove Riverside
Bethel
Jai New Salem
Sprinedae
Live Sycamore
Cedar Flat
Red Hull
Claiborne Couns
Tickory Valley
Union County
Puech Grove
Lee County
Farge Ridec
Sunmi
Hospital Notes and Local Names Amid Unclear Text
Fragmented hospital notes list admissions and births with numerous misspellings and unreadable sections. The item references Sara Lou Cox Clarice Turner Jessie Clark Mollie Billingstey Maria Collins Admissions Paul Dagiels and others, plus a brief note on Patricia Gilbert and a political remark from Governor Hughes about Jacqueline Kennedy entering the U.S. Senate race.
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SESS
Sara Lou Cox
Clarice Turner
Janeville
Jessie Clark
Hulen
Claude Conner
City
Mollie Billingstey
Maria Collins
Spondyell Mareld Cobb
City Admissions
Paul Dagiels
Uarrouste
Alva Leo Halen
Guy Archar Wart
Cits
Cheder Ry 'Eppar Lanvisvalter Tvs
Luther Shepperd
Laterogate
Ruby Raley
Fawine
Lovie Venable
Cisdayris
Inevam Danna Bischot
Beverly
Morris Wilton
Gir, Ciy
Upton engineer fires at researchers then dies at Brookhaven
Nuclear engineer Maresca, shirtless and lipstick-streaked, opened fire at Brookhaven National Laboratory wounding three scientists and injuring a fourth before killing himself. Police noted the motive unclear as FBI agents launch an inquiry into the security breach.
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Upton, Ney
Ke Witte
Tres
Atomic Energy i
Brookhaven National Laboratory
UPI
Maresca
Atomic Research
FBI
Miavescu
Gang Island
New York
James Pawel
Piel
Martin Zucker
Letfiene
Sweden
Aluresta
Russel Rietz
Obituary of Alma C. Smith of Calvin Kentucky
Alma C. Smith, 78, of Calvin Kentucky, died January 1 1966 in Lexington. Daughter of the late Rolla and Carnetta Cohnette, she lived most of her life in Bell County. Survived by husband Gan Smith. children W L Owens, Dan Owens, Norman Smith, Raymond Smith and others. brothers Renton Somento and Comette. Funeral at 10 a.m. January 24 at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Raymond Jones. interment in Jackson Cemetery at Ferndale.
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Alma C. Sme Mos
Alma CL Sulit Tae
Calvin, Ky
Mee Woop
Owens
Dane
Mes. Smith
Harlan Coty
Bees
Carnette Sind Rolla Coynette
Bell County
Meldrum
Gilaeh
Sinite
Adi
Gan Smith
W. Plowns
Dan Wk
Norman
Ronton Smith
Muldlextore
Raymond Smith
Combus
Ohio
Brothers
Million Mothers Get ADC Relief in New Aid Figures
The Labor Department reports 4.4 million mothers and children receive Aid to Dependent Children ADC benefits amid rising caseloads since World War II era. Officials cite extended coverage to children of unemployed fathers and urban family breakdown as contributing factors. Data show 4.493 million persons in 1,056,000 families received payments in November, with 28,000 families five years earlier. Federal funding covers about half the program cost, with state eligibility varied widely.
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Ufa
Inad Oeoffi
Gro
Labor Department
Ergrace
Welfare Administration
Lane
Mississipi
Minnesota
Supreme Court expected to rule on Voting Rights Act validity
The Supreme Court may announce its decision on the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as early as possible after six Southern states challenged the law. Chief Justice Warren noted the case’s wide implications while justices weighed arguments from South Carolina and other states against the act and federal defense.
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Charlotte Moulton
United Press International Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nicholas Katzerbach
Missischusetts
New Jersey
Earl Warren
Ote Wey
South Carolins
Iat
VME Tay Fesipnd
Georgeo
Bond vows to take his case to the people in Georgia race
Atlanta civil rights figure Eliot Bond pledges to run in a special election for the district denied him by the Georgia Legislature. Gov Sanders set the election for February 2 as the legislature finishes its session. Bond condemns the late date, notes his Atlanta Sun District roots, and says he will seek reelection to serve the people who elected him despite the House refusal over Viet Nam views.
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Atlanta
UPI
Eliot Julian Bond
U.S
Viet Nami
Georgia
Carl Ed. Sanders
Bond
Sanders
Sun District
Hond
Charles Morgan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
General Assembly
Target Satellites Ready for Shipping to Cape Kennedy
Space agency officials prepare two target satellites for Cape Kennedy in a historic docking test as Gemini era plans progress. Astronauts Armstrong and Scott are slated for a March 7 launch window for Gemini spaceflight tests. NASA will decide by late January which vehicle to use, with Agena 5003 favored but an alternate ATRA kit ready in case of issues. Tests at Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tennessee proceed while the Agena system undergoes wind tunnel trials.
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Space Canter
Houston
Federal Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
Wilempe
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
National Aermanies and Space Administration
NASA
Iie Pehrmary
ATRA
U.S
Agena Han Sce
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Tullahoma
Tenn
Viet Cong Sweep Through Refugee Village Near Da Nang
Viet Cong fighters gunned down civilians in Tu Hiep village south of Da Nang, injuring 44 and killing 33 in a pre-dawn assault as refugees fled from the Central Highlands. A government spokesman said militants also battered the provincial capital Tam Ky with mortars to deter relief forces, and a separate blast in Da Nang wounded two U.S. servicemen and two Vietnamese. No other major Allied actions reported in 24 hours.
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Michael T. Malloy
United Press
Saigon
UPI
da Nang
Tu Hiep
Baby
Ta Hiep
da Navto
Tam Kying Wang Tin
Bartap
U.S
Buckman blasts GOP over Senate boycott and quorum delay
Democratic Floor Leader J D Buckman accused Republican leaders of stalling civil rights action after the Kentucky Senate failed to convene for lack of a quorum. He faulted Jefferson County Republicans Lens Chin Miller Vernon McGinty and Walter Reichert for leaving while the House passed the civil rights bill 76 12. both chambers recess in honor of Confederate General Robert E Lee.
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Frankfort
J.D. Buckman
Senate
Buckman
GOP
Sunite
Uit
Buckmin
Democratic Party
Jefferson County
Lens
Richard Chin
Scott Miller Jr
Vernon McGinty
Walter S. Reichert
House
Robert 2. Lea
Extra Tax Income Is Studied Today
Washington reports President Johnson’s plan to raise about 4.8 billion in central tax revenues for the war in Nam is examined by the House Ways and Means Committee. Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler testified on how the tax changes would affect the budget inflation and prices, with swift hearings expected to place the program before the full House. The plan proposes canceling some excise tax reductions, moving to a graduated withholding system, and speeding corporate tax collections, with estimates including 400 million in the new year, 700 million from telephone taxes, and 420 million from auto taxes.
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Washington
UPI
Jotmsay
Wet
Nam
U.S
Treasury
Henry H. Trwler
House
Ways & Maeons
Johnson Dast
State of Te Union
Vowter
Johnson
CBS TV Health Test draws human interest with public affairs
CBS TV presented a one hour National Health Test as the first half of a two part public affairs program. The show used dramatized vignettes and demonstrations to test viewers knowledge on health topics such as cancer heart disease pregnancy and sex education. It included surprising questions and revealed gaps in awareness of cancer signs and care preferences. Red Skelton and Marcel Marceau performed segments adding star power to the broadcast.
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Hollywood
CBS- TV
Cbs-Tv
Leehiquar
Red Sikestea
Marcell Marceau
CBS: TV
Gagle Licensed In Radioactive Source Material
Bell County civil defense coordinator Merrilt Google J of Middlesboro has been licensed to use cobalt 60 radioactive source by the Radiation Committee of the Kentucky Division of Civil Defenses. Notification from Col Lueni Reed deputy civil defense director confirms authorization for use and training of biological monitors. Gagle qualified through experience on Warren Air Force Base CBW team in Cheyenne Wyoming and scored high on a monitor instructors test at the University of Kentucky.
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Bell County
Merrilt
Lueni
Reed
Civil Defense
Gag
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
University of Kentucky
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