07 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
1
A fragmented TV guide lists daytime and evening programs across NBC CBS ABC and local channels with varied shows including Lone Ranger Draguer News Weather Sports and classic dramas plus host segments and weather summaries.
Readers encounter a mixed parade scene and music program highlights featuring performers such as Daydreams, Paducah, and Jupiters. The report notes a 6:00 time slot and mentions a parade route through a local area with various bands and acts performing.
Adlai Stevenson, 1992 Democratic presidential candidate, urged Congress to fund a nationwide school aid plan. He called for billions of dollars for construction, teacher salaries, and programs to meet domestic needs.
Puzzle fragments show cryptic clues and misread phrases with scattered letters. Names and terms appear jumbled, suggesting a Bible themed crossword with odd spellings and broken lines. The readable bits hint at a word grid with tokens like “Devotee”, “Virgin Mary”, and “song bird” amid garbled text and spacing errors.
A scrambled puzzle list with numbered clues and partial phrases reading like a crossword or cryptic set. It includes references to musical terms, colors, animals, and miscellaneous definitions, with many garbled or misarranged items and stray numbers.
John Betraker, an art law student at the University of California Los Angeles, confessed to stabbing and killing Malian Navarat McCauley during a July 4 party at her parents home. Detectives quoted his account of the attack, stating he choked and stabbed her after attempting to awaken her for reconciliation, then left with money for her purge.
Fragmented text discusses health claims about killing foot fungus in one hour and mentions government units hospitals auctions and mines. The readable parts reference athletes foot and medical or public notices but lack coherent specifics or dates. The overall meaning is unclear.
Obituaries list several local deaths with funeral details and surviving relatives. Ollie M Hankey died at home of her daughter. Harrison Short and Wiesborn death notices referenced with incomplete arrangements. Vickie Jemison aged 34 died in Ohio. Cinnamon Arjay, plus multiple relatives named, are noted with services slated near Tazewell and Pineville.
Washington Senator Fridges urged a full inquiry into Burmese Premier U Nu and his claim that officials may not oppose seating Communist China in the United Nations. U Nu, who visited Washington last week, told a New York news conference that many officials feel China’s admission is a matter of timing. No formal State Department comment was issued.
Old North Church in Boston announces completion of a new steeple with the original lantern window restored. The cartier spire was raised, and money for the restoration was raised locally to preserve the historic site and its link to Paul Revere.
The appeal collected more than $150000 in six months to aid victims. The text notes heat related illness and prostration, urging cooling measures for body heat and sunstroke, with emphasis on urgent medical attention.
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