Gore announces $143,312 center program for Claiborne Grainger counties
Sen Albert Gore announces approval by the Office of Economic Opportunity for a $143,312 project creating three community centers in Claiborne County and one in Grainger County. Centers will include five staff with at least one professional, and sub-centers at Powell Valley Arthur and Goin. Program funds run through December and begin immediately.
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Azewell
Tenn
Claiborne
Grainger
Office of Economic’ Opportunity
Washington
Albert Gore
Claiborne Canty
Tazewell
Clairfield
Grainger County
Inters
Claborne
Powell Valley
Arthur
Goin
Edger.Holt
Claiborne County
Orbit Laboratory Astronauts Picked
EL SEGUNDO Calif UPI Americe Nears astronaut group named for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program with four new members joining Maj Donald Peterson Maj James Abrahamson Lt Col Robert Herres and the existing 12 officers Peterson from Mississippi holds a chemistry PhD from Ohio State University and West Point graduate. he says race relations will not hinder the program while others note the group marks a civil rights era milestone and aims to study human limits in space with a 30 day shirt sleeve mission in 1970 and technology development for defense.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Bradley University
Near
Chicago
Ihumtee
Earth
Mississippi
Air Force
Space’ Systems Division
Vietnam
James A. Abrahamson
H. Portland
Ore
Robert H. Herres
Denver
Dir-Defense Command
Peterson
West Point
Winona
Miss.Lawrence
Ohio State University
Ten Thousand Dollar Bell Suit Awarded At Pineville
A Bell Circuit Court jury awarded ten thousand dollars in one case this week. Carl Sutton Beatrice Silian and T Ausmus won three hundred thirty three dollars each while Sutton sought seventy thousand nine hundred seventy four and Beatrice Sutton nine thousand two hundred ninety six. The court continued five cases to the September term and two were dismissed.
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Pineville
Bell Circuit Court
Carl Sutton
Beatrice Silian
T. Ausmus
James W. Grubb
Gene Patterson
W.L. Gibson
Tinia E+hart
Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company
Hendrickson
Bryant
Sue Wyatt
Herbert Wotum
Anr
Ye. Wyatt
Director is Selected for Crime Group
FRANKFORT Kentucky United Press International Gov Edward Breathitt announces the appointment of Charles L Owen a former Lexington resident to direct the states Crime Commission The United States Attorney for the District of Columbia in Washington will earn fifteen thousand dollars per year in the post JONESVILLE Va A color Gwen 28 will head the com television from the Lions Club mission s staff and coordinate
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Edward T. Breathitt
Charles L. Owen
United States
District of Columbia
Washington
Jonesville
Gwen
Lions Club Mission
At & G.l
Drafting 19 Year Olds First May Be Delayed for a Year
United Press International reports Defense Secretary McNamara may use standby authority to place 19 year olds at the draft head but is not expected to within a year. Johnson signed an act extending the draft five years and officials foresee gradual age shifts as the system evolves. The new law liberalizes undergraduate deferments and tightens graduate student rules while ending pyramid deferments and multiple father deferments.
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Donald H. May
United Press International Washington
UPI
Robert 8
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Thomas D
E For Manpower
Defense Secretary
Commission to Convene in Senate Chamber Wednesday
The 40 member commission will meet Wednesday in the state Senate chamber at the capitol. Commonwealth's Attorney Mike Mills of Madisonville chairs, presiding. Breathitt said Owen, a Louisville native, was recommended for U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark. Kentucky stands to gain his services as a former law clerk to Judge Wilbur K. Miller. He is a 1956 graduate of Henry Clay High School, Princeton University, and the University of Virginia Law School.
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State Senate
State Capitol
Commonwealth
Mike Mills
Madisonville
Breathitt
Owen
Louisville
U. S
Ramsey Clark
Kentucky
U.S. Court of Appeals
Wilbur K. Miller
Washington
Lexington
Henry Clay High School
Princeton University
University of Virginia Law School
Satellite Link United States and Vietnam Network
The new military communications satellite system linking Washington with Vietnam goes into operation today. A Titan IC rocket carries six satellites and four relay stations expand the Defense Department system to field troops, with experiments to test mobile ground stations and lunar-set tech.
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Cape Kennedy
Washington
Vietnam
Air Force
Earth
Defense Department
Blohe-girding Sateilite Communications
Am Free Command
Defense Comunications Agency
Officini
Delare
Mideast
MIT
Lincoln Laboratory
Lexington
Mags
William W. Ward
Lincain Laboratory
Bell Native Is Killed in Viet Action
A former Bell Countian, Burwell Gibson, 22, was killed in action in Vietnam and will be buried here Monday. He attended Bell County High School in 1962 before moving to Dayton, Ohio. Survived by his mother and six brothers, three sisters, a grandmother, uncles and aunts. Funeral at Harmony Baptist Church with military rites. burial by Military Honor Guard. Body arriving in Middlesbury today. friends may call Sunday afternoon.
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Bell
Vietnam
Burwell Gibson
Eunice Gibson
Rey Gibson
Dayton
Ohio
Bell County
Army
Ina Gibson
Millard Gibson
Gaitfield Gibson
Bernley Gibson
Samuel Gibson
Cam Gibson
Avis Rush
Brenda Wilder
Ronda Jean Gibson
Josey Gibson
Pine Wills
U Am
Harmony Baptist Church
Raymond, Janes
Willie Lee Danial
Knog
Midedlesbury
Fulton
Park Work Approved for 25 State Parks in Kentucky
FRANKFORT KY UPI A $24.8 million park construction program was approved by the State Property and Building Commission. It covers 25 state parks with new resorts at Bark Icy Lake Graenho Lake and Barren Reservoir funded by revenue bonds general obligation bonds federal grants and road funds. Governor Breathitt noted bond sales will depend on market conditions.
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Frankfort
UPI
State Property and Building Commission
Bark Icy Lake
Graenho Lake
Barren Reservoir
Edward T. Breathitt
Anvarnor
U S Jets Divebomb Haiphong Oil Storage Plants Again
U S jets attacked oil storage facilities near Haiphong for a second straight day, with heavy ground fire downing two Navy planes and leaving both pilots missing. The raid added to Friday’s strikes in North Vietnam, as Air Force and carrier aircraft targeted storage sites, rail and road routes, and a surface to air missile site near Hanoi.
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U. S. Jets
Eugene V.risher
United Press International Saigon
UPI
Haiphong
U.S
Dullies
Tonkin Gulf
The
Chy
Air Force
Hanoi
Phu Bai
Briday
Welfare Recipients Demonstrate Nationwide Protests
Washington based National Welfare Rights Movement coordinated rallies in major cities against inadequate benefits and treatment. Demonstrations included 50 to 200 participants, largely Black, with picketers delivering pamphlets on minimal necessities to welfare officials.
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Washington
UPI
National Welfare Rights Movement
NWRM
Washington, D.C
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jackson
Miss
Miami
No Booze Found In Raid on Fad Poolroom
A reported raid on the Fad Poolroom in Middlesboro turned up no alcoholic beverages. Owner Theodore Miracle was fined $50 for gaming with 17 tipboards, but the raid found no booze.
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Middlesboro
Theodore Miracle
Dawson to Recommend Full Welfare Grants
State Economic Security Commissioner C Leslie Dawson told about four Louisville welfare recipients he would ask the 1988 General Assembly to grant AFDC recipients the full need rather than 85 percent. He endorsed a demand to allow working recipients to earn the difference without deduction, noting federal changes may be needed. Hulbert James, West End Action Council director, keynoted the gathering and urged stronger lobbying if funds prove insufficient.
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Frankfort
UPL
C. Leslie Dawson
Louisville
General Assembly
Dawson
Seville
Lion
AFDC
Hulbert James
State Olace
United States
James
Charge Waived and Fines Levied in Middlesboro Court
Bell County grand jury waived a charge of assault and battery against Charlie Leach, 19, of S01 Winchester Ave. Three defendants were fined in the Middlesboro Police Court: Don Clouse, 32, Marego, Ir., James Williams, 22, Parker Lane, for public drunkenness, and Robert Ewing, 37, South 20th Street, for breach of peace. Christine Helton, 34, Queensbury Heights, to appear for public drunkenness. Burglary reported at Glass Barn on 08, 236. windows, dishes, and two horses damaged. owner Ralph Robinson notified police.
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Bell County Grand Jury
Middlesboro
Charlie Leach
Winchester Ave
Don Clouse
Marego
James Williams
Parker Lane
Robert Ewing
South 20Th Street
Christine Helton
Queensbury Heights
Glass Barn
Ralph Robinson
Site Picked For Service For Actress REEANS
Tayne Mansfield the film star once in Hollywood will be quietly buried in Pen Argal Pennsylvania beside her father Herbert Palmer. Services to be held Sunday or Monday at Pallis Funeral chapel with a local minister officiating. Casket to remain closed. Custody awarded to Mickey Hargitay, her alleged husband, amid dispute with Matt Cimber over third marriage claim.
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Card Tayne Mansfield
Hollywood
Pennsylvania
Pen Argal
Jerry Webber
Miss Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Herbert Palmer
Hargitay
Bernard de Bagert
Matt Cimber
Cimber
Bookmobile Schedule for Middlesworo Public Library
The bookmobile calendar runs through July with routes each weekday. Monday visits Clear Creek Fuson Chapel and Pine. Tuesday and Wednesday routes include Holiday Hutch Colmar. Thursday covers Little Log Mi Big Log Mi Ferndale Melrum. Friday Noetown. July 11 includes Binghamtown Beane Fork. July 12 East End Junction. July 3 Edgeward Garmed a Fonde, family 14 Jeh Carpe Bosworth.
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Middlesworo
Dbk
Clear’ Creek
Fuson Chapel
Pine
Hutch
Colmar
Little Log Mi
Big Log Mi
Ferndale
Melrum
Noetown
Binghamtown
Beane Fork
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Bridge
Williams Branch
Page & Hances Creek
East End
Junction
Edgeward
Garmeda
Fonde
Reward Fund Grows After Middlesboro Station Killing
The Reward Fund totals $1,035 after $198 in donations raised the balance. Cash contributions were $48 with $150 pledged toward arrest and conviction of Morelock's killer in the U S 25 robbery at the Highway Oil Company station just north of Middlesboro.
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Morelock
Jame
Highway Oil Company
U.S. 25
Middlesboro
Weather snapshot with warm weekend and thundershowers
Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of thundershowers today and Sunday. Highs around 84 to 88, lows in the mid-40s. Monday partly cloudy and cooler. Yesterday's highs and lows are not clearly stated. morning reading around 7 PM noted.
Americans Jam Roads and Parks During July Weekend
Americans flooded parks, recreation areas, and highways as the four day Fourth of July weekend began. President Johnson spent the holiday in Texas with his family, while James Lovell planned a Milwaukee ceremony. The National Safety Council warned of 700 to 800 likely traffic accidents, with eight deaths reported by 4 a.m. EDT. States mobilized police and guardsmen to control traffic.
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United Press International
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Milwaukee
James Lovell
In & Liberty Bel
City Hall
National Safety Council
Harm Lectures At State Park In Kentucky
Kentucky artist and naturalist Harm will lecture at Mountain State Park on July 11 at 5 p m EDT. He is artist in residence at the University of Kentucky and widely known as a wildlife naturalist and author. The event is open to the public and follows his recent recognition by Hose Beaut ful magazine and the Kentucky Travel Conference.
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Frankfort
Ray Harm
Kentucky
the Mountain State Park
Harm
University of Kentucky
Hose Beautful
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Orbit Laboratory
New Crime Commission
Cumberland Gap
Park
AL Rossiter
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
Recipents
Durham
N.C
West End
Community Action Council
Ily
Ap Jeh'Carp
Bosworth
Barbert Morelock
State Park
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