Hotel on Kentucky Turnpike Near Louisville Planned
United Press reports Midwest Hotel Corp with Lewisville firma signs 30 year lease for seven acre service area on the Kentucky Turnpike. The plan hinges on a 285000 loan by August 1960 and bans alcohol sales without highway commissioner consent. Other incorporators include Fred N Arm erosius and Bank & Trust Co Louisville.
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Midwest Hotel Cor, & Lewisville Firma
Kentucky
Stephanisville
State Department of Highways
A. B. Quanater
Oumer
Wand J. Gates
Midwest
Farl 3
Wilson
Louisville
Wil
Chandler’s
Elizabethtown
Nike
Thomas W. Bullit
Wolne
Campistry
Yo Tevind
Mase Agement
Bullitt
Department of Medways
Highway Department
Tew Highway Department
Mare C. Clements
Los Angeles
Monviay
Midwest Hotel Corp
Enkuls
Valdt
Commissioner of Highways
Wilson and
Fred N. Armerosius
Bank &Trust Co
KU Official Heads Unit on Research
Foy e of the Kentucky Utilities Company was elected president of the Spixiletop Research Center board at its first meeting. Fritman chaired the executive committee, with the center operated by the Kentucky Research Foundation as a affiliate of the University of Kentucky.
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Lexington
UPA Foye
Fangnari
Kentucky Utilities Company
Spixiletop
Ganthic Brothers
Taisville
Exeiratives
Masry la Viers
Southeast Coal Company
Yemtsville
Arch Smith
Kentucky Works Yanager
du Pont de Nemuairs Aid Company
Louisville
G. J. Tankersley
West Kentucky Oas Company
Owensboro
James Daniell
Oxenstave
Dinie F. Vaugh
International Business Chines Corporation
Leximtun
Momittee
Free J. Wachs
Lexington Herald-Leader
Restaunch Park
Nest
Bert T. Cues
Wilson W. Wyatt
de. Merle Baker
Ue University of Mentucky
The
Kentucky Research Foundation
Eisenhower Signs Coal Research Office Bill
President Eisenhower signed legislation creating a coal research office within the Interior Department to aid the industry in efficiency and processing. The bill authorizes about 2 million dollars over 11 years, with Interior to allocate 1 million for the program and hope for additional funds later.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Department of Interior
McAstre
Interior Department
Kefauver Taylor Campaign Clash Over Education Aid
In Nashville and Davidson County rivals Sen. Estes Kefauver and David Andrew Taylor argued over federal aid to education. Kefauver urged federal funding in Cookeville while Taylor countered with claims of a labor whisper campaign and questioned funding sources amid a charged campaign day.
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United Preps
Wvernotainty
Estes Kefauver
Davige Andrew Yavloe
Nashville
Davidson County
Kefauver
Cookeville
Taylor
Tennessee
Tech
Miller Trial Set Monday
Floyd Miller of Middlesboro was arrested by city police for bootlegging after selling a pint of whiskey to Patrolman Don Webb Wednesday night. His trial is set for 10 am on July 18, with two related cases continued to tomorrow to allow the arresting officer to be present.
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Floyd
Bud Miller
Middlesboro
Miller
Don Webb
Pallee Futores
Hubert Jarvis
Harvey Cox
Harrogate
Leo T. Jenkins
Combs Names Bonus Board for Veterans Aid
Gov Bert T Combs named a nine member Veterans Bonus Board of Review to process final filings on veterans bonus applications. Members include Marshall House Louisville adjutant of the Kentucky Veterans of Foreign Wars and Jesse Moberly Richmond appointed board secretary. Also on the board are Spon S Wikis Ashland Herbert W Burchill Manchester Robert J Hump Fre Frankfort G Lee Melain Bardstown Fred Rexford Hopkinsville Ervin Siders Pikeville and Monc Wright J Prestonsburg.
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Veterans Administration
Spon
S. Wik Jis
Ashland
Hebert W. Burchril
Manchester
Italy
Charman Robert Jiumpreys
Framkfort
G. Lee Melain
Adjuta Remit
Bard
County Officials Debate Equipment Purchase Details
County Judge signs order to buy equipment without bids. Whayne bid runs 31,170 higher than Braixless. Knox County pays 5,000 toward a used grader. Rockcastle County asked for a down payment, but only 8,000 in surplus funds remained. Officials and dealers clash over plan details.
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Jon
Whawne
Braixless
Bingham
Knox County
Cummins S
Rockcasle County
Coumty
Ma Whayne Sffmn Tothim Osa
Officials Silent On Alva Coal Mine Opening
Peabody Coal Company officials refused comment on the Alva Coal Mine at Wallins Creek. They would not confirm a June 24 opening or disclose payroll details, though an Alva official estimated about 294 miners were laid off and the monthly payroll around 100000 dollars. The mine, owned by Alva Coal Mining, Inc., was purchased from Black Lee Coal in October and had been a United Mine Workers contract mine since 1941, once employing about 1000 workers.
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Wallins Creek
Peabody Coal Company of
St. Louis
Alva
H.C. McCullum
Peabody Coal Company
O. L. Juling
Limine
Alva Coal Mining
Ing. A Sty Siblery
Peabody
Black Lee Coal Company
United Mine Workers
National Guard Officers Cleared in Hatch Act Case
In Nashville a federal court cleared Capt. Marion Chinn of Lebanon and Vic tor Hawkins of Nashville on two counts of violating the Hatch Act. The men admitted collecting political funds from coworkers during the 1958 governor race but argued they believed they were state employees not subject to federal rules. Their defense claimed they acted under orders to forward funds to Gov. Buford Hillington's campaign headquarters. The defense noted the officers had previously faced charges of obedience and royalty.
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National Guard
Tre Fury
Capt
Marion Chinn
Lebanon
Victor Hawkins
Nashville
Chin
Hawkins
Culm
Buford Fllington
Joe Envy
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Tyspical and Clinia Touring
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital with names from Palatine Til Stephen Fultz Tazewell Noah Hurat and others. It records visiting hours and various patient movements including Alva Carter Charles Warren Trenealtoway Hezel Parks Hattie Combs Pearlie Smith Nannie Cain Emma Carey and more across multiple cities.
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Middleshoea
Katey Nelson
Palatine
Til
Stephen Fultz
Tazewell
Noah Hurat
City
Larney
Cumberlark Gap
Dewey Smith
Yazewell
Carl Fox
City Admissions
Alva Carter
Charles Warren
Malden
Frakes
Alfle
Azaille Bray
Clairfield
Vernes Bewin
Pruded
Rebecca Hurdleston
Fonie
Fire kills three workers at Philadelphia paint plant
Three Cargill Inc workers died after a series of explosions at a South Philadelphia paint plant near Pier 100 South. A two story building housing the research department collapsed a tanker containing paint base soybean oil burst across Delaware Ave. Fire spread to storage tanks and cars as flames roared. Firemen prevented wider damage to adjacent facilities as an investigation begins into the blasts.
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UPI
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Delaware Ave
Tedant Thal
Alcvel
Pubdeker Inc
Mirgo
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Tkque Biker Agn
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New, Jersey
Cargill
City debates water purchase and tax policy in Pineville
City Council weighs buying the water company as a budget issue grows. Debate centers on taxes, civic control, and whether the public should vote on the matter. Mayor Croley schedules a July 32 meeting to consider an ordinance and potential ballot wording.
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Notober
Coummeilmen BD
L. Comn
Wilsie Wilder
Clyde Hatmaker
Claude Engle
Harry Peace
Glenn VanGever
Abi Elster
James S. Wikman
Finiey Mays
Vii
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Hatmaker
van Rever
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Easter
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Mer
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Illness rumors exaggerated say Johnson for Kentucky Dems
FRANKFORT UPI Democratic state central executive committee heard Keen Tomson say rumors of illness among party leaders were greatly exaggerated. Johnson calmed fears insisting he is healthy and vigorous as the committee set up a permanent headquarters plan, finance panel, and contributed funds to candidates.
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Smith Broadbent
Cadix
Nanmied
Kentucky
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Tarrence W. Y Wetherby
Miss Utah Wins Miss U S A Title in U S Pageant
Miss Utah, a Mormon girl whose father mines for a living, won the Miss U S A title. She defeated Miss New York Maury Rocites of Port Jefferson and others, earning the right to compete against 4 foreign brides for a crack at Miss Universe. The new titleholder is 18, 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds with jet black hair and emerald eyes.
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Teri] Huntington
California
Linda
New York
Maury Rocites
Port Jefferson
U.S.A
M Rolites
Wis
Alabama
Margaret Jo Gordon
Birmingham
Miss North Care Unin
Lyndia Ann Tarlton
Pineville School Board Buys Desks and Equipment
The Pineville School Board voted to accept a low bid of 3493.10 at Central School Supply in Louisville for 125 desks. Superintendent G Gillingham expects delivery before fall. The board also approved a 3 percent sales tax to tickets for football and basketball games with admission set at 1.05. They voted to purchase an electric typewriter and an electric adding machine for the commerce department.
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Pineville
Central School Supply
Louisville
G. G. Gillingham
Saily
Candidate Platforms Lost Cause for Voters
Los Angeles reports on Democratic and Republican leaders debating platform honesty. Ziffren and Bush urge detailing costs and specifics to voters, arguing campaigns appeal with bold promises yet avoid financial truth. The piece notes skepticism, quotes Hopkins and Willkie on campaign rhetoric, and mocks platform authenticity.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Paul Zithen Vot Chillormia
Prescott Bush
Zithen
Sald
Ziffren
Bush
Drowning tragedy widens in Glasgow small lake incident
Glasgow reports a drowning as girl Jarry Harlan and companions swam in a local lake. A boy named Jasin of Mir, plus Mrs Britton Tlarlan, were mentioned among those present. The body was recovered by the Glasgow Fire Department about an hour later after swimmers noticed signs of distress.
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Glasgow
Jarry Harlan
Jasin
Mir
Britton Tlarlan
Glasgow Fire Department
Morristown Band Tops at Lions Convention
The Morristown High School Marching Band with 103 members won top honors at the Lions International 43rd annual convention in Chicago. Judges praised precision and musical talents and awarded a cash prize and plaque. Kenneth Large directs the band which has performed in Morristown’s Central School auditorium.
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Tenn
Morristown High School
The
Lions International
Chicago
Tennessee Lions
Minnesota State
Mississippi
Altuma
Kenneth Large
Central School
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