Clement Is Backed By News-Sentinel In Senate Bid
The Knoxville News-Sentinel endorsed Gov. Clement for the Democratic nomination to the Senate seat of the late Estes Kefauver. The paper called Clement a natural for a senator and his governorship an asset. It branded charges about extending the 1963 state sales tax as a phony issue and noted opponents Rep. Ross Bass and M. M. Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Frank Clement
U.S. Senate
Estes Kefauver
Clement
News. Sentinel
Ross Bass
Newport
M. M. Bullare
Bass
Con Oe
Bullard
Hospital Notes for Appalachian Regionaal Hospital visitors and admissions
Visiting hours listed for two hospitals include 2 1 and 6 30 to 8 30 for Appalachian Regionaal Hospital and 1 2 and 7 5 for Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic. Dismissals, admissions, births, and staff names are provided, including several patients and spouses across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Regionaal
William S. Beaty
Susie Gayles
Paul Jones
Feolim
R. D. Kilgore
Pineville
Ike Wilson
Calloway
Charlotte Berry
Hester L. Black
Myra Lynn Cooper
Charles W. Chumley
Speedwell
Raymond Gambrel
Marie Hembree
David L. Jonson
Thomas EB. Mania
Carbin
James
Middlesboro
Janice Carmack
Carson Estep
Fred Hawk
Luta Bell Ray
Rose Hill
Emily Sumpter
Jonesville
Isa Loudin
Alistair Partin
Frakes
Herman Suttles
Deborah Wallen
Tazewell
Donna Wilson
Ewing
James Wilson
Oscar Spurlock
Gil
William Welch
Court of Honor Set by Scouts for Troop 32
An Indian show will be featured at the next Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 32 on Aug 29 at the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Wilderness Road Campground amphitheatre. Scoutmaster Arthur Smith says 22 scouts will receive rank advancements and 55 merit badges. Advancements include one Eagle, Life, three Star, three First Class, four Second Class, and three Tenderfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Wilderness Road
Arthur Smith
Hospital Volunteer Plans Form in Appalachia Region
FRANKFORT Kentucky Appalachian Regional Hospitals in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia plan auxiliary volunteer programs. Dr Karl S Klicka president says teens and other community members will connect hospitals with the public training sessions invite ARH representatives to join. Volunteers assist in dressings operating room packs recreation patient meals visitor services mail and library work across ARH sites in Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia. NEW PLANT SCHEDULED Monsanto to build a multi million dollar ammonium phosphate fertilizer plant at Luling Louisiana to produce 240000 tons yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Appalachian
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Karl S. Klicka
Kentucky Hospital Association
Regina
KHA Council On Auxiliaries
Appalachian Regional
Harlan
Hazard
McDowell
Middlesboro
Pikeville
South Williamson
Whitesburg
Beckley and Man
Wise
ST. Louis
Monsanto Co
Luling
Monsanto
Kentucky man jailed for illegal voter registration in Tennessee
Lester Caudell of Richmod Kentucky was fined 65259 and sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to illegally registering to vote in Tazewell Tennessee. Judge George Malone noted Caudell had registered on July 6, the last day to register for the August 6 county election. County officials warned about the felony risk if a voter casts ballots under unlawful registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Tenn
Lester Caudell
Richmod
Sessions
George Malone
Caudell
Savings Bonds Hit 113,672 in Kentucky and Bell County
Bell County June savings of Series E and H bonds reached 418,840 with Kentucky totaling 4,036,108 and six month sales at 27,348,126, 48.4 percent of the annual goal of 356,600. National June sales were 347 million with 136 million in interest on E bonds. Total investment rose to 6200 million with cash value of 47,737 million, up 630 million since 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bell County
Kentucky
Optimist clubs in Tennessee plan war on smut literature
In Oak Ridge Tennessee UPI reports Optimist clubs will pledge a statewide campaign against smut literature and pornography on newsstands at a Saturday meeting. Rev Lea Earl Acuff chairman said the effort will be a major project for the coming year. Acuff plans to use clippings from the Knoxville News Sentinel and Memphis Press-Scimitar. A stray line notes four bells can be played in 24 orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Smu
Optimist Boys’ Work and Community Service For
Acuff
Eastern State Hospital
Knonville News - Sentinel
Memphis Press Scimitar
Deaths and Funerals Report Across Kentucky Towns
Ingram Kentucky resident Pete Taylor dies in Pineville after a July illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, Cuyood Funeral Home in charge. Hoyt Kyle McNew, 27, dies in Claiborne County Hospital. Surviving relatives listed. services set at Yoaking Chapel Church with Rev. Douglas. interment at Thomas Cemetery. Reece Funeral Home handling. Funeral details for Mr. Daughtry follow. body at home. Shumate Funeral Home assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Taylor
Ingram, Ky
Pineville
Cuyood
Tome
Koyt Kyle McNew
Hoyt
Kyle McNew
Claiborne County Hospital
Wint McNew
Speedwell
Betty Douglas
Mary Della Berry
Plymouth
Mich
Lonnie McNew
Ronald McNew
Yoaking Chapel
George and
Gene Douglas
Buglas
Thomas
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Death notices for Ross Lee Clark and Claude Daughtry in Middlesboro area
Ross Lee Clark of Middlesboro died July 23 1964. His body lies in state at the funeral home until 1 p.m. Saturday then at the church for a service. friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tonight and Friday. Cawood Funeral Home. Claude Daughtry 73 of Beans Fork Tenn died July 28 1964 in Appalachian Regional Hospital. Born January 20 1891 in Claiborne County Tenn he was a Church of Christ member. Surviving: wife Ollie Daughtry son Jack Daughtry three stepchildren Mildred Lovell Mildred Smiley Loyal Assad one grandson Claude Joseph Daughtry. Church services Friday at the Church of Christ North 25th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Lee Clark
Middlesboro
Clark
Cawood Funeral Home
Claude Daughtry
Beans Fork
Noctown
City
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Claiborne County
Tenn
Church of Christ
North 35Th
Stree
Ollie Daughtry
Jack Daughtry
Mildred Lovell
Freda Smiley
Hampton
Banking head retires after 20 years in banking institute
Dr. Leroy Lewis, national educational director of the American Institute of Banking, will retire in November after two decades with the institute sponsored by the American Bankers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Leroy Lewis
American Institute of Banking
American Bankrs Association
Daily News Classifieds Rate Card and Rights Notice
The Daily News publishes for Middlesboro and surrounding regions with United Press International wire services. Subscription options include weekly, monthly, and yearly rates for local carriers and mail, covering Bell and Knox Counties Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee with outside area options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Rews
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Press International
United Press Internationab
U.P
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
News-Sentinel
Rose Marie Reid
Reg
Cumberland Ave
Pine Mountain State Park
Reynard the Fox
Orlin
Irene Corey
Hunter Hills
Gatlinburg
Preston Slusher
Kentuckian
Malone
Sheriiff Wilson Hurst
WOM
Laurence Weingartew
Miss d
Tom Debbie Harve
Pinasone Mroolor
Jerry Lewis
Patsy
Mr. Daughtry
Shumate Funeral Home
Lix Remick
Garner
the Daily News
Coon Hunters Club
Clyde Bacon
Powell's River
Grabeel's
Libby
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!