Alaska Statehood Wins Senate Approval On Path To Union
The Senate voted 61 to 0 to send the Alaska statehood bill to the White House after five days of debate. Backers hailed a new frontier as Alaska would enter as the 49th state, with designs for a 49-star flag and a commission to choose the official emblem.
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Haulky
Hye
Senate Vole
Faust
Washington
Alaska
Bonti
Gretebowl
Grateholad
America
Eisenhower
Congress
Asuka
Hawili
Leo W. O'Brien
D-Ny
United Press
Interna Naval
Senate Interior Committee
Waska
Business Union Heads as a Face of Probers Rackets Probe
Washington based hearings by the Rackets Committee named two businessmen and two officials for questioning about reports they attended a Mafia meeting in Apalachin New York. The panel linked the Apalachin gathering to the Mafia and discussed efforts to extend its influence into labor management, with witnesses including Joseph Profaci and others tied to unions and organized crime.
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Washington
Benale
Oul
Upstate
New York
Joseph Maria Barbaya
Apalachin
Martin Pera
Monlay
Amin “Andeoworld
Iuly
United States
Cloves Jaint
Ohio
Restaurant Workers Union
Imul
Louis Anthony Larasso
Linden
Hod Carriers Union Local i
Pera
Albert Anasta
Anastasia
Man Dies After Wreck Near Pineville
Clis Graves 37 of Cincinnati Ohio dies from injuries suffered in a Friday accident that also killed five others. A Bell County native, Graves was employed by Randolph Company of Cincinnati and belonged to Oliver Springs Baptist Church. Surviving include wife, parents, daughter Jamie, son Stevie Lee, and three brothers. Funeral set at Taylor's Baptist Church in Sharp's Chapel with burial at Chwvery cemetery.
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Pineville
Clis Graves
Gincinmal
Ole San
Ares
Bell County
Bell-Knox County
Knox County
LeRoy
Ueldent
Graves
Randolph Company of
Cincinnati
Oliver Springs, Tenn
Knonvile
Tenn
Nant
Taylor's Baptist Chirch
Sharp's Chapel
Alfred Davis
Mirial
Chwvery
Arnett
Knuckles Appointed to Judicial Council Terms
Frank Folk and others were named to two year and four year terms on the Judicial Council. They replace three members whose terms expired. The council, advising the Legislature on judicial matters, has six members appointed by the Chief Justice and three by the Governor.
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Frank Folk
Grant Fr. Knickles
Pineville
Mantedé Munday
Gow
Chandler
Judgial Council
Toy Uw
Lark 5
Wilson
Louisville
Joe 5
Ovr
Council
Pineville Police report 97 arrests in June
The Pineville department released a June arrest total of 97 with background about incident costs and department notes. Unclear phrasing and damaged OCR text hinder details, but the count and month are stated.
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Pineville
Paneville
Hopius
Craig Ralston Dies in Local Hospital
Craig Ralston of West Centreland Avenue Iddestore died early this morning in a fatal hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Craig Ralston
West Cunterland Avenue
Fotal
Snake handling suspects face grand jury charges in Clay County
Three Bell County preachers Ernest aliler Gillis Messer and Shiro Collins were jailed after a midnight drug and snake handling service near Manchester. Deputies arrested them at the Tennessee sect meeting hall two miles southeast of Manchester. They planned an outdoor service with a snake handling display and warned attendees to join if the law allows. A conviction under statute 437.010 carries a fine between 90 and 105 dollars.
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Clay County Grand Jury
Ernest Aliler
Pineville
Gillis Messer
Shiro Collins
Swaisht Creek
Middies Route 1 Notes Include Otis Graves and Smith
Raig Ralston and Middleshare David Jackson Smith are linked with Route 1 Otis Graves in Cincinnati area notes. The brief item mentions these individuals and places without context of action or outcome.
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Raig Ralston
Middleshare
David Jackson Smith
Middies
Otis Graves
Cincinnati
Alaska Star Is Problem as 49th Star Debates Rise
Washington officials weigh how to fit a 49th star into the flag as Alaska nears statehood. The Quartermaster General’s office has collected more than 400 design ideas, with official action expected after July 4, 1959. President Eisenhower likely to appoint a panel to choose the final pattern.
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Washington
UPI
Alaska
Betsy Ross
Hervktic
Eisenhower
GOP Censures Adams Probe Sparks House Debate
Washington GOP efforts to censure Presidential Assistant Adams trigger a House probe clash. Rep. Curtis accuses the subcommittee of violating rules while Chair Morris defends open hearings that spotlight Goldfine ties. The panel prepares for further testimony from Goldfine amid partisan tensions.
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Washington
Rae
Infuance Investigaines
Suerman Adams
Potor Fy Mack Jr
Dol
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
GOP
Thoames
Omairman Grew Morris
Cosa
Citis
Goldline
Mosto Riches
Curtis
Mealay
Am! Goldline
Boston
John Fox
Owen Curtis
Sam Raybern
Pineville Stamp Tax Delayed by Court Injunction
A Bell Circuit Court injunction halts Pineville’s trading stamps tax ordinance amid Morgan Drug Store of Vineville suit in Bed Circuit Court. The dispute centers on a $30 license tax for firms using trading stamps and an $8 privilege tax. plaintiff alleges discriminatory impact and constitutional violations. The case is described as a potential test in Kentucky.
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Pineville
Bell
Morgan Drug State of
Vineville
Kentucky
United States
Chag We & Test
Kenle Ag Stig
Brown Wins Suit Verdict In Pineville Contract Dispute
A Pineville jury awarded Sam C Brown 618.47 against Lee Tye after Brown sued for 4250 for construction work on a home in Highkind Subdivision. Tye contended materials were inferior and workman ship poor, stopping foundation work and countering for 150 to cover tearing down and replacing portions.
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Pineville
Middlesboro
Sam CC
Brown
Hell Carenit
Lee Tye
Highkind
Jones
Tye
Rouse
Vote Suit Hearing Set in Murray Special Circuit Court
Special Circuit Judge Alex Humphey in Murray will hear arguments Wednesday on a motion to dismiss a suit filed by Noble Gregory challenging the May 27 primary election result that upset Frank Stubblefield. Attorneys for Stubblefield sought access to signature books in Calloway County after Gregory’s side was granted permission to examine them. A separate Cumberland Avenue collision injured two Middlesboro men when W. C. Markhand and Irvin Wakin collided. Wakin’s car left the scene.
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Murray
UPT
Alex Munphrey
Louisville
Tilo
Noble Gregory
Dky
Cumberland Avenue
W. C. Markhand
Middlesboro
American Association
Cole
Irvin Wakin
Markblind
Wile Wakin
Wakin
Tayed Asyay
Pineville Fiscal Court approves 1933-59 budget with reductions
Pineville The Sell County Fiscal Court approves a budget of $222,940 a $13,820 cut from last year to balance the 1933 59 finance plan. Salaries are withheld until Senate Bill 229 legality is decided, with votes split among magistrates. Funds shift to a new Reserve 2 for Magistrates Salaries while debates continue over sheriff radios and fingerprint gear.
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Pineville
Sell
Senate
Court of Appeals
Coir
Tuly
Lester Dozer
Joe Staniifer
Iat Marinee
Jolly Zagcht
Lowe
Enter Champhain
Ro YY. _ Bralvight
Leonard Alodes
Dewey Aisner
Tseir
Risner
Rhodes
Boatright
Rowtsight
Carnegie Library
Piddiesboro
SVPX
Ed Asher
Piroress
Lahor
Tadies Joulige
Martin Sees $12 Million Needed for Kentucky Roads
FRANKFORT UPI Dr James W Martin soon to be succeeded by Ward J Oates as head of Kentucky highway department says more than 12 million dollars worth of maintenance is needed this year on state roads He pins the shortfall on the last winter and reduced funding while noting policy shifts will cut future construction He cites plans for the Fort Fort Versailles road and a Lake Cumberland area project amid ongoing district budget screenings and project delays
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Martin
Department of High Ways
Marlin
Tere Morey
AL RB. Chandler
Lake Cumberland
Pwabient
Arcec
Mirrtia
Lebanese Rebels Tighten Grip at Tripoli Port
Beirut United Press International reports rebels in Tripoli are running low on ammunition and food as fighting slows. Former Premier Saed Salam, a rebel spokesman, claims a cord was cut between Beirut and Damascus about 32 miles from the Beirut area. Military sources deny the rebel report but note gains by Kamill Jaumblatt overlooking the airfield. Rebels near the jailfield would require a long assault to seize it. Political talks by Jaumblatt in his Chouf Mountains stronghold mention new compromise efforts to end the seven-week revolt.
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Beirut
Lebirea
Tripoli
Axl
Damascus
Bein
Cies
Kamil Jaumblatt
Boinit
Suimbladt
Wilbuck G. Landrey
Chol
Middlesboro Police Arrest Two Persons
Middlesboro police arrest Anna York on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a child under 10 years. A Ware rant signed by Parl Muarfleet led to the arrest. Monroe Moyers, 21, of Middlesboro was cleared of a traffic violation and later detained at 9 30 a.m. for an unspecified matter in Palica Coast.
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Anna York
Middlesboro
Parl Muarfleet
Monroe Moyers
Palica Coast
Tesag
Square Dance Classes Open at LMU Harrogate
The American Squares School resumes a LMU session this week with public evening dances and classes. Guest teachers include Jane Yagoreiko from Camden and Walter Meier, Vera Meier from Des Plaines, with sessions for beginners at 4 and 7 pm and an afternoon rounds and folk dance group at 1 pm. Callers arrive from Ohio, New Jersey, Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida, Michigan and beyond.
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Harrogate
American Squares School
Wave
Lincoln Memorial University
LMU
Cone
Michigan
Vmis
Womsbury
Pefor
Contras
Jane Yagoreiko
Camden
N. J
Walter
Vera Meier
Des Plaines
Aid Agvers
Cotras
Ohio
Tinis
Kentucky
New Jersey
Tennessee
Florida
Charley Thomas
Murky arrest over gloves at Comiskey Park game
Police arrested a dwarf fan named Murphy at Comiskey Park Sunday for failing to wear chasing gloves. Murphy, known as a rabid baseball fan and skilled pickpocket, allegedly proposed a deal with officers about boxing gloves and accessing games.
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Cuicaga
UPI
Dwarf Murphy
Comiskey Park
Murphy
Sim Murphy
Nuclear Ban Meet Opens Amid East West Distrust
In Geneva UPI reports top nuclear scientists from East and West meet to seek foolproof tests for detecting secret nuclear tests. Western hopes for Russian acceptance of international inspection look dim amid distrust and fears of sabotage. The conference marks the first East West talks since last year’s London disarmament meetings. The West seeks verification measures and a declaration by great powers, while the Soviet Union favors a broader disarmament framework. Delegations include United States Britain France Canada versus Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania.
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Geneva
UPI
Dhe
Russia
China
London
Wester
United States
Britain
France
Canela
Viet Union
Poland
Czchostayar Kia Amt Ramin
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