Nuclear test ban talks near possible agreement with USSR
Western delegates signaled progress toward a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union after three years of talks in Geneva though Britain and the United States called the discussions recessed. The Soviets suggested continued talks as U.N. and Allied observers noted slow progress amid persistent tension. In Congo, U.N. reported two Congolese officers and six prisoners detained for involvement in the New Year's Day massacre of 17 Catholic missionaries at Kongolo, captured near Leopoldville and flown to Stanleyville for trial.
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Geneva
UPI
Leopoldville
Kongolo
Enitea
U.N
Leopold
Landau
Stanley Ville
Tad Sunaby
Deaths and Funerals In Barbourville KY area
Mrs Caylia Ballinger of 40 Walwood Road died January 25 after a short illness. Survived by one granddaughter and other relatives. Funeral at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Burial Lynch Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home in charge. MRS LULA I ADAMS NEAL Srs Lula Neal of East Barbourville died January 27 in Pineville Hospital. Survived by husband Arthur Adams and two sons. Member of St Gregorys Church. Funeral arrangements not fully listed.
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Corda Ballinger
Caylia Ballinger
Walwood Road
Middlesboro
Hannah Nichols
Newport
Tenn
Henry Ballinger
Thanking Baptist Church
Francis Thomas
Wichita
Kan
Bruce Nichols
Tene
Neal Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Creed Kindrick
Maggie Lee Steward
Tabernacle Tapfist Church
Roosevelt Jones
Lynch Cemetery
Baker Funeral Home Sas
Lula
Adams Neal
Lula L. Adams Neal
East Barbourville
Tha Pineville Community Hospital
Arthur
Hester Adams
Herman Neal
St. Gregory's Catholic Church
Arthur Adams
Barbourville
Burgin Travis Neal
Danville
Elbert Wesley Neal
Grand’ Forks
X. D
Mrs. Birdie Butlard Hobbs dies in local hospital
Mrs. Birdie Butlard Hobbs of 631 Winchester Avenue died at 6 30 p m yesterday in a local hospital reportedly from a heart attack. She was about 81 or 82, born in Claiborne County Tennessee and a member of the First Christian Church. Survived by sisters Susie Mabe and Alay Walker of Tazewell Tennessee and Mars B C Miner of Crossville Tennessee. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p m today with Rev C Ho Dudley officiating, burial in Middleshore Cemetery. Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home in charge.
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Birdie Butlard Hobbs
Winchester Avenue
Claiborne County
Tenn
First Christian Church
Susie Mabe
Alay Walker
Tazewell
Mars. B.C. Miner
Crossville
133 Employes Hired By 1962 Assembly, Only 22 Allowed
The 1962 General Assembly hired 133 employees in total with Senate and House caps of 22 and 12 respectively. The payroll covered constitutional and special staff, including chief clerks, enrolling clerks, sergeants at arms, doorkeepers, pages, and numerous assistants. Several former lawmakers and relatives appeared on the payroll, with some family members serving as pages.
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Assembly
James K
Ste Capitol
House
Servie
General Assembly
Senate
John W Willie
Creenville
Mary Elizabeth Lowd
Winchester
Chirk Etesteen Hager
Nicholasville
John Williams
Guston
Eugene Armour
Bromley
Paniter Virgil Reynolds
Stanford
T. L. Barnes
Lawrenceburg
John Maron
Logan County
Lynn Rhorer
Frankfort
Frank Newberry Jr
Glasgow
Mose
Troy Stur- Bill
Prestorsburg
Clark Mes
Henry Ward
Louisville
Ruth Layson
Millersburg
O. C. Jones
Overton
Tom Shields
Bloomfield
John C. Langstad
Lexington
B. Lowman
Ashland
Howard Huntei
Danville
Janie Stewart
Mary Purdy
Pain
Clark James Ion
James
Journal
C Ashcraft
Helens. L. Bodford
Lorena Rogers
Pat Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Committee On Committees
James L. Resswine
Sandy Hook
Reading
Mary Duunmny
Meni‘s
Wihter
Willis and
Williams
Shields
Robert Humpreys
Paul Jackson
Ed Warriner
Wilsch
Paul Cobb
Owento
Willian K. Henry
Georgetown
Earl Carter
Tompkinsville
Russell Reynolds
Beattyville
E. B. Lowman II
Harry King Lowman
Gen Shoup Called Today on Military Indoctrination
Washington reports Gen David H. Shoup Marine commandant was summoned to testify in hearings on alleged indoctrination and censorship in the armed forces. He said Marines do not need to develop hate and have trained troops to fight any enemy designated by the president, adding he has given over 100 speeches without mentioning indoctrination.
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Washington
GPD
Senate
David
Shoup
Palice Corps
Gen
F. Smith Jr
Air Force View
Adm
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
Shaup
Joint Caiefs
Lyman Leoinitzer
Pentagon
Clouing Weir
Arivane
Marine Corps
Cas
Oup
Pye
Gaudy Aerial Display as Titan Rocket Lights Nation
A Titan missile test near Cape Canaveral produced a spectacular 41 shot display lighting the southeast coast. The Titan T hurling a dummy warhead 5,000 miles down the Atlantic, created a halo of man made clouds and drew awe from observers from Miami to Virginia. The test result stood at 7A successes 9 partials and 4 fails with Titan TT planned for March.
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Cape Canaveral
United States
Atlantic Test Range
Atlantic Missile Testing Center
Miami
Virginia
Wilmington
N.C
Ansbertan
Bristol
Terra-Va
Titan T
Atlante
Cape Canaveral Fiche
Titan TT
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions including Billy Ray Jackson Fred Bolden and Joyce Afi Jackson with patients and visiting hours. Names such as Everall Dotson Geraldine O Boyle Lucille Carrol Laura Kempf Roger Teague Mary Slusher Hiram Parker and others appear with city affiliations and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL the’ Middleshoro Hospital
Billy Ray Jackson
City
Fred Bolden
Tazewell
Joyce Afi Jackson
Roger Ay Repina
Martha Brooks
Gibson Station
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Everall Dotson
Clintwood
Geraldine O'Boyle
Lucille Carrol
Huse Carnavl
Laura Kempf
Roger Teague
Pralen
Mary Slusher
Pineville
Hiram Parker
Cit
Etiwart
Ray Young
W. Miller
Calaway
Ethel Vembrab
Tinsley
Clifton L. Rice
Clairhehd
Landon Haynes
City Amon
James Polson
la Fallette
John Dan Scott
Maggie Elliott
Kettle Island
Damages Sought In Auto Crash Case In County Court
Mrs Charl 15 filed suit in Charl County Circuit Court seeking 5100 000 damages for injuries from an April 3 1961 automobile crash. She alleges Bart Sutton drove negligently and caused a left turn, resulting in a brain concussion lacerations contusions bruises and a fractured hand.
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Charl 15
Ch Porno County
Livesay
Bart
Sutton
Ex-UMW District 1 head arrested in bank embezzlement case
Washington FBI agents arrested Lippi president of United Mine Workers District 1 on charges tied to a 397 881 embezzlement at First National Bank of Exeter Pa where he served as chairman of the board. Earlier the same day George Daileda head cashier was arrested for making false entries to cover shortages. The FBI said the scheme spanned 16 years. Daileda was released on 525 000 bail after appearing before U S Commissioner John Mulhall in Pittston Pa.
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Washington
UPI
D. Lippi
United Mine Workers District 1
FBI
First National Bank of
Exeter Pa
George J. Daileda
Suit Filed by Lillie Harp in $25,000 Pineville crash case
In Pineville, Lillie Harp files a $25,000 damage suit in Circuit Court alleging injuries from an October 20, 1961 automobile wreck. She sues Nutexa Jean Petrey for negligence claiming permanent personal injuries from the collision in Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Literacy Test Vote Slated as Feeler Today in the Senate
In Washington a literacy test vote was attempted in the Senate as part of civil rights consideration. Senators predicted the outcome would send the administration's first civil rights bill to the Judiciary Committee, long deemed a graveyard for such legislation. Meanwhile other congressional items noted a House bill for $1.5 billion in college construction and criticism of CIA director John A. McCone by Senator Eugene McCarthy over intelligence oversight.
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Senate
Washington
UPD
Senajors
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jacob RK
Javits
Judiciary Censyli Tne
Uyher
Fiberal
James C
Howe
Walter Koty
House Armiedd Services Committee
Wise
Mellome
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
John A. McCone
Centra Intelligence Agency
Gor Iginer McCone
SIA
McCone
McGarthy
Bond Issue Sought Today
President Kennedy planned to ask Congress for authority to buy up to half of the United Nations 200 million bond issue. The move was to intensify U.S. support debates in Congress as the UN seeks funds for about 18 months. Kennedy defended the world body in his State of the Union, urging patience with imperfect global instruments and criticizing those who withhold their financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Don- Beoss
United Nations
Congress
U.S
World Organization
Edy
Lajy
U.N
Witnesses Cite Gains Over Area Circuit Expansion Noted
The Teal circuit reports a nine percent increase in ship membership and broader reach with congregations across multiple counties including Washington and Hawkins in Tennessee. Carter cites house to house and Bible studies, with plans to expand at a Johnson City assembly on February 24.
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Wits
Giert Carter
Middlestoyss
Vietoval Eirenit
Dank Sate
Kentire Washingto County
Virgins and Sullivan
Kos
Carter, Geern
Washington
Hawkins Coun
Tennessee
Tlinhusters
Carter
IMG
Ecircuit
Johnson City
Tenn
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Algaees
Algeria
Mera
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Beli d Iing
Yiohtmen
Ptuenta del Esth
UPL
Force
Rhinghtor
Tilaeia Hester Neal
Barbourvil
Mes
Virginia Haminton Exington
Sky
W. D. Adwns
Babourville
E Adams
Eva Adams
Newark
Mre C. Griffin
Nice
Jonge Neal
St. Gregory’s Catholic Church
Raymond Mulheron
Waymon Chapel Amt Zion
Jones Cemetery
Whitesburg Branch
Pallhearers
Sores Pedacca Rhimn
Rtocas
Walt Disney Babes EX
Toyland
Mns
Birdie Bustlard Hobbs
Gen. Shoup
By Leon Burlett
United Pres International
Saviega & Loam
Cumberland Ave
Isaac Ridings
Bessie Ridings
Insurance Agency
Uae
Maytag — Frigidaire
Suarysen Appliances & Service
Pinnacle Maytag Co
Middlesborn
Carégie
Vernon Terrell
Kiwanis Club
Ubi
Terrell
Tin Stey
Seiten Cline
Daileds
Fore
John Mulhail
Pittston, Fa
Lillie Harp
Ford
Assington
Galante
Maes
Cumberland Ford
E. Cumberland Ave
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