Russia Push for Congo Debate Falls to Security Council
At the United Nations the Congo debate was blocked as other council members, including the United States and Britain, resisted a meeting. Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin accused colonial powers of protecting Kalanga leader Moise Tshombe and monopolies, while Gizenga's ouster was cited as a possible motive. The council president, Patrick Dean, governs timing with Stevenson to follow.
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Bruce W. M
Rational United Nations
UPD
Congo
Valerian A. Zerin
U.N
Kalanga
Moise Tshombe
Antoine Gizenga
Jeaning
Orientale Frovinva
Russia
Seopen
Tavestia
Mere
Mmirder Gizenga
United States
Britain
Chile
China
France
Ghana
Ireland
Romania
United Arab Republic
Venezuela
Theic
Himg
Patrick Dean
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Congi
Nurses list names and staff in regional program
The article lists numerous nurses and staff across counties as part of a new regional program. It names Sally J. Campbell Willie Love Marion Y. Shelton Mrs Mary Belk Hall Middlesboro Kathleen Frazier Verax Gambrel Ethel Peace Loretta Jackson Eleanor McGeorge Mare Mary Williams Pineville and others along with instructors and a school secretary Jennifer Lefevers.
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Sally J. Campbell
Willie Love
Marion Y. Shelton
Mary Belk Hall
Middlesboro
Kathleen Frazier
Verax Gambrel
Ethel Peace
Loretta Jackson
Eleanor McGeorge
Mare
Mary Williams
Pineville
Robert Cole
Merzarel Beton
Mildred #nuckles
Jennifer Lefevers
Three Middlesboro youths probated for gasoline theft
Three Middlesboro juveniles charged with petty larceny were probated to their parents by County Judge Bess Slusher after siphoning gasoline from a mobile belonging to Roy Shelby. A fourth youth will have a hearing once his father appears. The judge noted this was their first offense.
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Penevillee
Middlesdlesboro
Bess
Slusher
Roy Shelby
Middlesboro
Stasher
New Tongue Twisters Adopted by U S Army
Army officials testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee outlining paramilitary roles in the cold war. They described U S support to allied forces in Korea and Vietnam with guerrilla tactics, field training, and aid to stabilize nations through health and construction efforts.
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U.S. Army
Eee
A. Coldsmith
Prema Dnternational
Washington
Army Exper
Senate Armed Services Committee
Elyis J. Slahr Jr
George H. Decker
South Viet Nam
Amy Helic Pteroundantes
Barksdale Jane
United States
Free Nations
U.S
Hamlett
Deaths and Funerals in Pineville and Middlesboro
Edna France 48 of Pineville Route 1 dies near Pineville Community Hospital. Funeral at West Pineville Baptist Church with Rev. Cecil Fultz officiating. Burial at Pineville Cemetery. Survived by husband Ray Pascal France and three children, plus siblings and siblings-in-law. Durham Funeral Home in charge. Cordia Ballinger 40 of Middlesboro dies January 23 after short illness. Lived Nortwood Road since 1906. Survived by granddaughter, brother, half-brothers, niece, and other relatives. Funeral at Tabernacle Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. Burial Lynch Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home handling arrangements. Amanda Wood from Latonia Ky dies January 9 at St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington. Former resident of Middlesboro. Survived by daughter, two sons, eight grandchildren. Funeral by Shumate Gordon Funeral Home with burial in Middlesboro Cemetery.
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Edna Franc
Rena Edna France
Pineville
Route 1
Pineville Connally Hospital
Pineval
West Pineville Baptist Church
Cecil Fultz
Kyy
Ray Pascal
France
Patricia Gilbert
Cincinnati
Cordia Ballinger
Nortwood Road
Middlesboro
John and
Jannah Nichols
Newport
Tean
Henry Ballinger
Thankful Baptist Church
Francis Thomas
Wichita
Kan
Bruce Nichols
Newsport
Tenn
Neal Smith
Mayton
Ohio
Creed Kindrick
Maggie Tee Steward
Tabernacle Barnist Church
Roosevelt Jones
Lynch Cemetery
Baker Funeral Home
Amanda Woops
Amanda Wood
Latonia
Shumate and Gordon Funeral ‘Home
James M. Rogers
Robert Wallace
Poore
James Rogers
Gene Bradley
Worl
St. J Elizatyth Hospital
Covington
Atkidlesboro
R. J. Weed
Alrs
Talion Pearcy
Kenneth Winors
Ton
James Wood
U.S. Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Inumate
Gordon
Hore
Tri Staters In Service And Training Details
Biographical notices list several Tri Staters in military service. PVT John C Muney and PVT James E Davis are in basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Wesley H Woliver is set for Exercise Great Bear in Alaska with US Army Alaska. Jerry E Collins is in basic training at Fort Knox with the 14th Battalion. Charles L Willis recently earned the Good Conduct Medal with the dist Artillery in Germany. Hershel R Rivers is in eight weeks of advanced training at Fort Chaffee. James H Brooks, Radarman third class USN, serves aboard USS Topeka in Exercise Air Gun near California. John J Foster, aviation electronics tech third class USN, helped fly the 10,000th flight by Airborne Early Warning Barrier Squadron at Barber's Point Hawaii.
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John C. Muney
Katherine
Four Mile
James £. Davis
Barbara
Middlesboro
Third
United States Army Training Center
Fort Knox
Wesley H. Woliver
Owen F. Woliver
Jonesville
U.S
Charles L. Willis
Loyd M. Willis
Blackwater, Vi
Dist
Germany
Hershel R. Rivers
Palmer H. Rivers
Keokee
Fort Chaffee
Ark
James H. Brooks
USN
Ulysses T. Brooks
Flying
John J. Foster
Essie
Canterbury Ave
Move to Bring Exemption Bill On Sales Taxes Back Up Fails
FRANKFORT Ay mine to revive bill sponsored by state Sam Casper Gard ive EOE id remove per cent sales tax from Feed En Tedicine met with def cal in the Senate yesterday Gardner sought to have the bill given fir reading despite a pegageeship samgitee feport Thursday which marked it for wean during the current session of the General Assembly His mo ffed met defeat after it received support from only four other senators Both Adjourn Both the House ad Senate art claimed until p.m. Wednesday Faction in the wsenale bes ore adiximiment inelnited a charge of Sen Marvin Edwards D Lawrencburg that state him Way crews performed work in the reattemint t9 influence the outcome of the primary elect ion last May In a speech on the Hour Edwards asked that the Joint Leg islative Committee set up to Investi gate state goverment main terx probe highway department activities in Laweme County dir in the srimare peer on ie Money Mabd Banana T oak it is Tug that department is pot maintaining 1 apstem of toads .4A I will tell you the Dieheny department had plenty of money to Bronnaln pretty good aylem of private aoe via my county
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House
Senate
Wsenale Besore Adiximiment
Marvin Edwards
D-Lawrenceburg
Way
Edwards
Joint Legislative Committee
Highway Department
Laweme County
Dir
Srimare
Dieheny
18 More Die In Algeria War Tolls Rise In Algiers
In Algiers European shopkeepers threaten new strikes to protest police barricades amid a wave of terror bombings shootings and lynchings that left 18 more dead and 25 wounded. Police ringed downtown areas with roadblocks and frisked up to 1 000 people hourly for explosives. Businesses shuttered as protests grew, with both Muslims and Europeans affected.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Alpiers
Murder charges issued against Dominican officers in Trujillo era killings
Former Armed Forces Secretary Gen Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria and nine army officers are formally accused of 13 murders and torture tied to the Trujillo regime. The list includes five victims from Independence Park riots on January 16. no civilian arrest warrant was shown.
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Domingo
Dominican Public
UPI
Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Trujillo
Independence Park
Rodriguez
Santo Domingo
Davis Released on $100 Bond
Carl Davis, arrested for public drunkenness and breach of peace, was released on a $100 appearance bond by local police. Sam Lowe, 26, Indianapolis, Indiana, posted a $14.25 cash bond for having no operator's license. Louise Roberta, 24, charged with minutization, had her case continued until May.
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Carl Davis
Sam Lowe
Indianapolis
Ind
Louise Roberta
Snake Rodeo Event In Andalusia Draws Crowd
An Andalusia demonstration featured snake milking and a live snake roast attracting local spectators. News notes describe the unusual showcase highlighting rural entertainment and community interest in unexpected wildlife demonstrations.
Tennessee and Kentucky News Briefs
Nashville reports on potential political entry by Olgiati and possible support as he aims for a campaign date. Revised interstate long distance rates take effect Sunday, raising persay charges but reducing station-to-station calls. Jayne Ann Givens wins Tennessee’s Miss Metairie title from a field of 49. Education Department outlines funding shifts to support weather-disrupted schools and teachers' salaries. Jackson notes progress toward desegregation with three Negro night riders arrested previously. attendance remained steady. Nashville Vols general manager says the team will not field a baseball squad this season.
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Nashville UP
Persarells
Governor Visits 100th Division in Kentucky
Governor and Lt. Governor visit the 100th Division at Fort Chak as about 3,000 Kentuckians in the Army Reserve observe morale high amid concerns of neglect. The group, including newsmen, notes limited feedback from Pentagon brass as the division faces calls for broader recognition. The visit highlights units from Texas and Wisconsin and the National Guard ahead of ongoing national mobilization.
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Frankfort. By
Bork
T. Combs
Kentucky
Ft. Chak
Fes Ark
Combs
Wilson W
Kentuck
Pentagon
Th Armored
Texas
Wisconsin
Boll
National Guard Unis
Gov Combs Claims Bonus for Kentucky Reservists
FRANKFORT KY UPI Gov Bert T Combs told Kentucky's 100th Reserve Division members that the Army offers rewards and veterans' benefits. He noted he was among the first to push for veterans' benefits and recalled service with General MacArthur in World War II.
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list admissions including Chris Uenny Walden Haber Timson and Hassle Zarves plus Elsie Green and Teresa Ann Davis among dismissals. Visiting hours set 2, 4, and 6 40 to 8 20 pm. several patients and staff named across multiple towns.
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al Ile
Midllenborn Memorial Hospital
Lake City
Hassle Zarves
Cil
Elsie Green
JonesyWe
Middlesboro
Teresa Ann Davis
Clairfield
Bobby Shall
Frank Brown
Harrogate
Lou Burke
Ann Jackson
City
Jery Brattard
Rota Blanset
Spearwell
Earl Daniels
Parths
Ben Bush
Guty
Ales Goodman
Heart Attack Kills Luciano
Naples authorities ordered an autopsy to confirm indications that the sudden death of farmer Charles Lucey was caused by a heart attack. A suspected link to a national drug ring is being investigated. A contact in Madrid is reportedly involved with a rendezvous in Brooklyn.
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Naples
CPD
Los Charles
Lucey
Wow
Lugiana
Madrid
Brooklyn
Rockefeller Divorce Plan Still On Says Spokesman
New York report says Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife Mary Wedhuntey Clark plan to pursue divorce after 31 years. A Rockefeller family spokesman denied any change in plans, noting reconciliation remains possible and that any divorce could be filed in another state due to residency rules.
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New York
UPA
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mary Wedhuntey
Clark
Philadelphia
Tackelellars
New York State
Salaries Debate in Virginia Government Budgets
A fractured snippet shows McCue urging a clearer tally of salaries in Virginia government amid wartime expenditures. He complains about lack of detail and promises a thorough, long report to justify the high payroll costs and ensure accurate budgeting.
The Parson Thinks Out Loud
A Sunday through Saturday meditation by a preacher reflecting on faith work and daily encounters. The preacher notes the challenge of reaching people, the call to speak well for the Lord, and the need to find God in work as a path to worship.
Living Cost Dips in December See Decline in 1981
Washington reports December consumer price index slipped one tenth of one percent led by lower prices for new and used cars gasoline and clothing. The index reached 144.2 and the year 1961 ended with a modest rise of five tenths of one percent. Labor officials forecast continued stability for 1982 with small January February increases possible.
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Washington
UPI
Ie Labor Department
Myers
Johnny Roberts Sentenced Two Years for Deserting Wife
In Belt Circuit Court Johnny Roberts received two years in prison after pleading guilty to deserting a pregnant wife. Lester Jones drew one year for breaking into a Greasy Creek store.
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Pineville
Johnny Rob Middleshow
Belt
Lester Jones
Prisn
Greasy Creek
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Zorin
Eula Stricklin
la Middlesboro
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Stricktim
Carter
Palatsyle
Pikeville
Tay
Cial
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Houvband
David Pu
Greenwood Road
Harold France
Pinesville
Ales
Phyllis C. Brownting
Harlan
Jestie Winson
Tampa
Fla
Gleason Humfeet
Fee Humfleet
Daniel Humfeet
Dayton
Harold Humfteet
Hamiton
Elizabeth Humfleet
Pinevi
Durham
Durham Funéral Home
Tri-Staters
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Grany Collins
South 21St Street
14 Battalion
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Frankfort
Sam
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Gardner
General Assembly
Kohler Washington
Court of Appeals
Kohler Co
Kohler, Wis
United Auto Workers Union
Walt Disney
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Koviad
Scewer Fasalty Pejymcat Shaw
Hal
Profextor Tonawl Kay Maxwell
Division of Fine Arts
Unton College
Barbourville
Lide Theatre
Davis
Snake Rodeo
Andalusia
Ala
Danot
Fred Moisberger
Mitchel Moore
Sinter Woman's Club
Civ
Ky.Va
Tenn. News
Olgiati
Nashville
UFPH
Rouge
Olgiuati
Britlas
Eros Rice
CPI
Jayne Ann Givens
Paris
Inessee'e “Lairest
Metair
Fran
State Education Department
Binigattor
Nolice Foundation
Jackson
Jackson. Tenn
UPD - Weaders
Ivy
Nashville, Tenn
Bill Jarhour
Nashville Vols
Vols
Ee McCun
Chir
Virginia
McCue
Daily ‘News
Barnero Appliances & Service
Pinnacle Maytag Co
Cumberland Ave
Middtesboro
Christ
John Oliver Nelson
Jesus Christ
Johnny Roberts
Federal Savings & Loan Assoc
Middlesboro, Ky
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Middlesbore
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