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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1968

Page

2

Lee County Judge Addresses DAR on Traffic Safety

Judge Fugate spoke to the Coventry chapter in Donesville and Taewell area groups on the need for war form traffic laws nationwide and the role of parents in teaching children respect for law. He urged safer driving habits and cited concerns over penalties for violations, while praising local citizens for civic engagement.

Lee County DAR Coventry William G. Fuegate Donesville George Gibson Chaprey Dudge My Wal Vugate Tazewell Tenn Fugate Nere Aimeen Theraeahy

Ann Landers Advice Across a Turbulent Dilemma

A reader asks how to handle dating a married man who dodges his wife and social contacts. Ann Landers warns the caller about ethics, secrecy, and reputational risk, urging caution before becoming entangled. The column also includes tips on remembering names and a plug for the Bride's Guide and pattern promotions from 1968.

Skirs Bay of Ones Meavie Bern Clinis Alley Orly Ann Landers Ann, Landers Publisters Hell Synefice

Talk of the Town events and hospital notes

A miscellaneous community roundup lists visits, hospitalizations, and family connections. Kentucky official David T. Whealdon Jr toured Bell County representing U S Kentucky Economic Security Division, while numerous patients at Appalachian Regional Hospital include Maggie Miller Effie Yates and others undergoing surgery or recovering. Relatives and visitors from Indiana Florida Michigan Ohio and California are noted, with several residents receiving care at East Tennessee Baptist Hospital and Rose Hill.

David T. Whealdon, Jr Bell County Economic Security Division of Kentucky Ada Mae Haddix

Luntsford Heads Band Parents in Middleshoro Meeting

The Middleshoro Band Parents held a meeting on May 28 to elect officers for the next year. Charles Luntsford was named president Edward Lunerell became vice president Mrs. Robert Maxwell chosen secretary and Mrs. Troy Welch elected treasurer.

Band Parene Assbetalian Charles Luntsford Edward Lunerell Robert. Maxwell Troy Welch

State Meeting Report Given by Middlesboro Club

The Yorely N&PW Cluth opt Middlesboro held its regular monthly meeting at Little ’une nel Un on May 28. After dinner, delegate Maurees Mikeley reported on the BAW State Convention held in Mwenstore May 17. Highlights included a banquet honoring Mrs Katherine Peden, workshops on program planning and membership, and a reception. The convention closed with Memorial Service. president Guynche Stra conducted a member meeting. Members discussed leadership, recognition, and eligibility for membership in business and professional circles.

N&pw Cluth Inn Shu Guynche Stra Mitgely Pat Peige Evely Harndortan Uiairnes Rowand Sipe Vekky Betty Mike Aletespan Elviy Tievbess Tudly Havantis Cyeneih Phra Qian Hoppany Okie Lee Peterven Betty Shuiale Presa Heyil Meares

Almanac Almanac of 908 and 1904 events misread

Saturday almanac notes a mix of historical dates and misrendered phrases. It references Madison condemning Congress, a rotation by Miesiesta Wile, de Coulle named premier of France in 1458, and a 1904 ruling barring prayers in public schools. The rest reads as garbled speculation about stars and pennies.

United Press Internacional Ames Madison Congress HS Miesiesta Meigs

Prison Officers Pile Pressure at Aldersley Conference

Delegates at the Prison Officers Association annual conference in Aldersley report inmates at open prison in Kirkham spend more time at home than those under direct charge. The issue highlights concerns over management, staffing, and inmate restrictions at the facility.

APL Prison Officers’ Association Kirkham

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