Kentucky coach Dickey plans to stay through fall season
University of Kentucky football coach Frank G. Dickey said he has several offers under consideration but will remain at Kentucky through the coming fall and may not leave at all. In Lexington, about 800 vocational teachers are expected to attend the Kentucky Vocational Fluential Conference opening Tuesday at the university.
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University of Kentucky
Frank G. Dickey
Kentucky
Lexington, Ky
UPI
Ivkt Kentucky
Tennessee gubernatorial race moves across state with rallies
Knox Knoxville area campaign stops feature Olgiati and Farris with planned plant visits and handshakes at Alcon aluminum and Portland Cement plants. Clement returns to Nashville after West Tennessee swing and plans speeches in Springfield and Gallatin, criticizing rivals as he travels through satellite cities.
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UPD
Chattaneugh
P. R. Olgiati
Bricklayers’ Union
Olgiati
Franklin
Portland Cement
Olgiatt
Indust
Nashville
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Glemsent
Powering
Springfield
Gallatin
Clement
Rempis
Wal- Sian
Farris
Chattanooga
P. R. Olgiali
Lessons Set at Middlesboro Home by Rennebaum
Migs Mary Sue Rennebaum will teach swimming and ballroom dancing at her home at 116 North lh Street in Middlesboro. Lessons will be scheduled by appointment. She just returned from Boston where she was performing for television and theatre.
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Migs Mary Sue Rennebaum
North Lh St
Middlesboro
Migs Rennebaum
Boston
Mass
New York Reports Thalidomide Deformed Babies Link
New York city health officials reported cases of deformed babies linked to thalidomide taken during pregnancy. Cases involved twins from Great Neck and a New York City infant born in a Spanish military hospital, with mothers exposing themselves during trips to Europe and West Germany.
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UPI
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Harold Jacobzin
New York City
FDA
United States
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Robert L. Finkbine
Phoenix ‘Ariz
Europe
Jacobainer
N.Y
U.S
Spain
Prins
Fez
iSpait
Jacobdner
Mount Sinai Trospital
Wacc
William S. Merrell Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Obituaries from Cincinnati and Kentucky areas
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Mae Pope of Cincinnati Ohio who died July 21 1962 were held at 10 30 a m Tuesday July 24 at the Vanilla Baptist Church with Rev W Robbing and Rev Hay Boos officiating. Burial was in Vanilla Cemetery. Cawond Funeral Home was in charge. MMS. Ida Jackson Slusher of Beverly Kentucky a longtime teacher in Bell and Clay counties died July 20 after a heart seizure. Funeral services were at Cow Fork Primitive Baptist Church Beverly with Rev Walter Lawson officiating. She is survived by six children and a wide circle of relatives. burial in Slusher Cemetery. Durham Funeral Home of Pineville arranged arrangements. Beat Goins Bert Colns aged 68 died Thursday at Middlesboro Hospital. Survivors include wife daughters and sons in Kentucky and Tennessee, sisters and brothers. Funeral service set for 2 p m Saturday at the North Belt Ling home, with burial to follow. Reece Funeral Home of New Tazewell in charge.
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Ida Mae Pope
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Hay Boos
Bridges
Airs
Pope
Vanilla
Cawond Funeral Home
Ida Jackson
Ida Jackson Slusher
Bell County
Clay County
Middlestown Memorial Hospital
Slusher
Cow Fork
Bantie Church
Robert Slusher
Beverly
Kentucky
Oneida Institute
Oneida
Berea College
Berea
Cow Fork Primitive Baptist Church
Walter Lawson
James Slusher
U.S. Air Force
Greenland
Ernest Slusher
Ar Jay
Arjay
Arthur Slusher
Florence
Eacy Stevens
Middlesboro
Daisly
Malinda Heubner
TaMarque
Texas
Bobby Jean Hitchner
Biloxi
Niss
Arthur Juckson
Aliie L. Sizemare
Manhchester
Fra L. Howard
St Cary
Lettie Langdon
Jeffersonville
Tad
Durham Funeral Home
Pineville
Goins
Bert Colns
Fannie Goits
Middiesboro
Opal Fuson
Ellen Mac Marsee
Jeanette Goins
Murfreesboro
Tenn
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Fred
Beans Station
Jack
Palm Springs
Calif
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Arthur
Hrothers
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LeFol- Jee
Roy Goins
Dud Brywn
Monroe
Michigan
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lArlie Tultte
North Belt Ling
Charlie Christian
Woodrow Gilbert
Virgil Prater
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Licenses Urged for Businesses
Police Chief Charles Fretwell urged all businessmen without privilege licenses to apply in the next few days. He warned that warrants will be issued after August 1 to those businesses still delinquent. The license deadline was June 1.
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Fretwell
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Antisemitic Violence Reported Across Argentina and Uruguay
Authorities report more than 40 incidents of antisemitic violence including beatings and vandalism across Argentina and Uruguay near the Plate Estuary. Tensions have risen in both nations with a spike in cases over the past month, according to officials.
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DPI
Argentina
Quay
Plate
Paris Fashion Faces Missing Art In Theft Report
Paris fashion press notes stolen paintings recovered mysteriously as designers unveil winter scarves and garments. Fidel Castro claims U S plot to attack Cuba with arms while Cuba braces for rationing. Ahmed Ben Bella’s move in Algiers could end civil strife amid Algeria’s political realignment. Cardinal Mickells vows church support amid looming confrontation with military regime.
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Santiago
Chiba
UPC
Fidel Castro
United States
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Relin
Au Orlore
Algeria
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Meomurril Hospital
Admissions and dismissals list multiple patients across cities including Middleshorn and Cumberland. Notable entries mention Lizzie Ridings Mabel Botton Wayne Brammett Emma Gregory Rosie Dean James Adams Ruth Webb Ruby Simpson Jennings Parlin Kenneth Parrott Osie McLinzie Laura Jean Leonard Larean Hatfield Maggie Cox and others.
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Meomurril
Lizzie Ridings
Mabel Botton
Habersham
Wayne Brammett
Cardinal
Emma Gregory
Four Mile
Rosie Dean
James Adams
Lynch
William Wilt
Evarts
Ruth Webb
Pineville
Ruby Simpson
Jennings Parlin
Barbourville
Kenneth Parrott
Tay Belle
Dyetton
Osie McLinzie
City
Laura Jean Leonard
Larean Hatfield
Clairfield
Maggie Cox
Kennedy Souvanna Meet Today in Washington
Prince Souvanna Phouma neutralist leader of Laos arrives in Washington to meet President Kennedy to discuss possible American aid and support for his coalition government. He aims to bolster his regime including pro Communist and neutralist factions and will also meet Secretary of State Rusk and be guest of honor at a White House lunch.
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Tenn
UPD
Farris
Tennessee
Gallatin
Westbury
Spenger
Mcm Nnville
Washington
UPI
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Premice
New ‘Coalition
Laos
Kennedy
Souvanna Phouma
Dear Husk
Rusk Futhor
White House
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