Middlesboro Chamber Unveils 30 Month Forward Plan MF 70
The Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce launches a 30 month program named Middlesboro Forward 70 with code MF 7 for progress reports to local businessmen. President Kirby Smith Jr. touts MF 70 as a long range plan to boost employment housing and cultural development while positioning Middlesboro as a regional leader into the early 1970s.
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Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce
MTC
Prident Kirby Smith, Jr
Middlesboro Forward
Tax Reform Alive as House Ends Tax Debate Victory
Washington reports that a renewed push for major tax reform gained momentum after a narrowly approved one year extension of the income tax surcharge. The House vote, 203 to 190, kept reform alive with liberals securing a key victory, signaling possible passage this year as Nixon shifts focus to anti inflation measures and the surtax. The administration had planned reform for next year but now eyes action before summer.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Congress
Jonesville July 4 plan with games and pageant
Jonesville Va outlines a July 4 program at Cumberland Bowl Park. Events include a checkers tourney, hog calling contest, horseshoes, corquet, sack races, baseball, and a junior beauty contest. Night acts feature Aunt Elfy, Chancellor Joe Smiddy, and talent contests with cash prizes.
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Jonesville
Cumberland Bowl
AL Thayn
Cumberland
Elfy
Joe Smiddy
Turkey Hranch Boys
Wise
Clinch Valley
Bavers
Clineh Valley
Collegado Christian Youth Grog
Liffers
Weill
Presidio Weather Team Retires After 20 Years
Presidio, Texas, long known for extreme heat ends a weather era as veteran observers Ali and Mrs Oliver Klarper retire after two decades. The local station stops daily readings, shifting to national reports, marking the end of a storied meteorological tradition.
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Presido
U.S
Hereiu
Hyreau
Ali
Oliver Klarper
Unclear Weather Notice with Sparse Local Details
Fragmentary weather blurb reports showers and clouds with windy conditions into Wednesday. Mentions high near 54, low around 37, and references to yesterday’s forecast and Manning. Text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Lee County budget approved amid billing authority dispute
Jonesville Va. County Board of Supervisors approves its 1969 70 budget of 770 349 with the county school budget and minor expenses. A dispute over executive secretary authority to approve or reject bills triggers debate as Treasurer Newman cites a refused postage payment. Commonwealth Attorney Crockett urges smooth operation as the board defers parts of the industrial development report to Wednesday's regular meeting.
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Jonesville
County Board of Super
J. K. New
Man
Ry Ghirk Myer
Charlie Smith
Myers
Smith
B. Waddell
Commonwealth Atorney
Emory Crockett
Crockett
Industrial Development Authority
Lee, Wise
Scott Counties
City of
Norton
Landwisco
Keep Kentucky Students In State Urged By Chamber
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce reports to business leaders on vocational trainees, stressing not replacement but keeping trained workers in state. It lists area school superintendents and counts by vocation, including appliance repair 1, body shop 12, auto mechanics 32, cooking 9, drafting 1, machine shop 1, welding 1.
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Louisville
Kentucky
State Chamber of Commerce
Aspense
Chan
Tarlan Avsa
Aime
Prince Charles Becomes 1st Prince of Wales in Caernarvon
Caernarvon Wales witnessed Prince Charles proclaimed heir as Queen Elizabeth II presented her son amid fortress like security. Bomb threats and nationalist unrest marred preparations yet the ceremony proceeded with a vast crowd and live television coverage.
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Caernarvon
Wales
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth I
Cadnarvon Vasile
Richert Hy Trimphey
Thiel
Susan Alyn
Tragic Desert Drive Ends in Death for Sisters
Frail sisters Katherine Friederich and Louisa Friedrich, missing for three days, drove to reach an office and vanished. Katherine died in soft sand after their car left the road. Louisa was found alive but exhausted and hospitalized in Cast County.
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Clermont
TAN
Que
Sane Palins
Prentice ‘Byadal
Katherie Friedrich
Louisa Friedrich
Sf. Dyeve
Speles
Katherine Wysedugh
Virginia Sees Medicaid Start Across State
Virginia will begin a Tuesday operation of a Medicaid program providing medical assistance for the needy. Virginia becomes the 46th state in operation, with about 100000 initially eligible and 283000 more by January 1, 1970. First year costs are estimated at 54 million dollars, with federal aid near 63 percent.
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Washington
WS. Met Services
Ten Stiles
Alabama
Alat Ariana
Arkansab
Indiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
Tennessee
Apparent death by own action reported in Pineville
Mrs Myrtle Nunn age 93 died at her Flat Shoals home near Calvin in an apparent self inflicted gunshot incident. Deputy Coroner Agnes Durham said no other person was involved. Mrs Xwani, a widow, is survived by three children Ricky Glen James William and Detara Jean. The weapon was a 13 caliber pistol. The bullet entered just below the right lung and pierced the heart. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Dunam Funeral Home.
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Pineville
Myrtle Nunn
Flat Shoals
Calvin
Charles Green Inday
Fivera
Willy
Agnes Durham
Xwani
Ricky Glen
Jame William
Detara Jean
Willem Smith
Dunam Funeral Home
Nixon's War-Weary Tour Aims at Peace Role
President Nixon plans a Pacific and European swing to seek peacemaking roles after Vietnam. He will weigh Southeast Asia strategy with Asian leaders in the Philippines Indonesia Thailand India and Pakistan while stressing the United States remains a Pacific power. Rogers will visit Korea Australia and others while Nixon’s Romania trip raises cautious diplomacy with Moscow.
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Washington
UPL
Jelerit
Nixon
Romaniaie Pirt
Stiller World Administration
Fareos
Mar East
Firitly
AONE
Aste Abe
Saxon
Dagover
United States
Noon
Asia
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Hypan
South Korea
China
Australia
New Zealand
Romana
Romania
Moscow
Tide
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Two Hurt in Accidents and One Driver Fined
A crash near Pumbey Lane Mountain yesterday left two people injured. Ralph Rave Jot, 38, Chicago, was fined $159 for driving while impaired after a collision with a truck driven by Janes Cline of Harrogate Tennessee. The incident damaged a Plymouth and a Bon jac, and three other motorists were fined in court for various infractions.
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Reginald
Ralph Rave
Dayana Avis
Ate Talman
Don Busig
Jay Thomas
Chicago
Janes Cline
Harrogate
Rowlatt
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Pine Mountain State Park
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