Ole Miss Admits Second Negro Student Amid Protests
United Press International reports that Ole Miss will admit its second Negro student this fall while federal troops guard the campus. Governor Ross Barnett may travel to Oxford to attempt to block admission. Contempt of federal court cited in Melvin Cleve Methwell case. details unclear.
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Hoffa Indicted With Eight Co defendants in pension scheme
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted James R. Hoffa and seven others on charges they fraudulently obtained 29 million dollars from a Teamsters pension fund and used over 1 million for personal gain. The case highlights intensified efforts to secure Hoffa's conviction amid ongoing federal scrutiny.
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Fallout Treaty Urged by Republican Aide in Congress
Rep Craig Hosmer of California urged that the United States and Feritaln seek a treaty with Muse ff to omit radioactive fallout and end negotiations on a comprehensive test ban. Kennedy reportedly made progress with business executives to desegregate voluntarily to avoid demonstrations, meeting 100 southern firm leaders and persuading several to act promptly.
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UK Trustees Probe Graduate Programs in Kentucky Colleges
The University of Kentucky trustees urged a study of the authority and duties of the council on public higher education as they consider expanding graduate programs in state colleges. They criticized proposed programs for weak admission standards and missing foreign language requirements, calling for statute changes to ensure adequate local higher education. The board warned that moving work into arts and sciences at the four state colleges concerns the university and public higher education in Kentucky. They noted the proposal falls short of quality graduate standards in four areas. The commission on aging discussed elderly housing at state mental hospitals, with Dr. H L McPheeler proposing loans to fund such facilities and potential legislation to back private home care options.
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Elderly Housing Aid Pledged by Governor
Kentucky Governor pledges a focused effort to improve housing for the state's elderly, announcing intensified statewide action and coordination to address senior housing needs.
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Pay Raise Set in Tenn
About 400 state employees will receive pay raises when the new fiscal year begins July 1. Gov. Frank Clement’s office announced raises for general service workers, including stenographers, clerks, and typists, as well as many professional staff. The increases range from ten to twenty five dollars per month, with minimum highway pay rising from two dollars and fifteen cents to two dollars and thirty?eight cents hourly.
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UPS
Frank Clement
Highway Department
University of Kentucky VP Peterson Salary Cut
Lexington Kentucky Tuesday the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees cut off the salary of Vice President Dr Frank Peterson and suspended pay since April while an investigation continues into charges that he used his office for personal gain. Clifford Smith a Frankfort attorney and trustee member said he hopes the attorney general and commonwealths attorney delay further action until a New York accounting firm completes a full report on the universitys fiscal system and Petersons part in it. Smith who chairs the inquiry committee said no liability was found in vending machine operations on campus and Peterson has denied the charges and will be given a chance to appear before the committee with counsel in a closed or open session. Transcripts of the hearing will be reviewed and Peterson is to be called to appear before the trustees in person.
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Eleven Fined In Pineville Area Arrests By Morris
State Trooper Robert Morris arrested multiple individuals last weekend for public drunkenness and drunk driving. Joe Bundy and Van Manco of Ingram were fined 109.50 each for drunk driving, Floyd Napier of Four Mile 34.50 for reckless driving, and seven others 24.50 for public drunkenness, all in Magistrate R. G. Baird's court. Henry Hendrickson and Harry Hurst have not yet been tried, Lester Jones’s charge was dismissed. Gillis Mills of Pineville faces driving without a license tag and a revoked license in Middlesboro, with a mislisted public drunkenness charge later corrected.
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Henry Hendrickson
Harry Hurst
Lester Jones
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Pennsylvania Kentucky long rifle feud erupts over challenge
Eight Pennsylvanians delivered a challenge to Gov. Bert Combs in Frankfort alleging the Kentucky rifle is misnamed. Combs retorted with sharp digs as the feud heats toward a fall two-state shootout at Daniel Boone homestead and a Pennsylvania site.
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Bearded Gunman Sought In Roanoke Bank Theft
Roanoke Virginia police hunt a masked gunman who stole about 45000 dollars from Colonial American National Bank. The culprit, estimated 40s, 5 ft 3 in to 5 ft 10 in, 175 pounds, wore a dark sport jacket, straw hat and dark slacks. He walked to tellers and ordered them to back away as he emptied cash drawers. A bank employee reported hearing a shout and fleeing to a restroom. The incident occurred at a heavily traveled branch with five tellers, a manager, and a secretary present.
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Holston Pastor Names Listed For Lee County Appointments
Kingsport Tennessee Holston Methodist Conference announced pastor appointments at the 140th annual session. In Lee County Virginia the Dryden Circuit includes Charles E Way and Ewing Circuit includes Jack D B Porter. Other posts list H H Robinette Jonesville Circuit Cabel W Trent and more.
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Powell Valley
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St. Charles
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Ineligible Welfare Cases in Tennessee May Get $3.3 Million
Tennessee welfare officials said a sampling of 450 aid cases for dependent children showed about 3,000 ineligible cases yearly, potentially $3.3 million. Noble Caudill outlined efforts to recover funds, reduce concealment of information, and pursue legal fathers for child support. He noted policy changes to allow full-time work and adjust grants accordingly.
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Hospital Notes Altha Middlesboro Memorial
Hospital notices list admissions for Rubie Andrews Clinton Hegre Prater Jamlets Sam Maynard Knoxville David S Duncan Effie Warren Four Mile Charles Catron Williamsburg Savannah Meadors Joyce Hodge Harlan Scott Fletcher Tinsley Frank Evans Birth announced for Mrs Ben Yoakum a girl at Buddlesboro Hospital Visiting hours set 1 2 and 7 8 Dismissals Rosie Bailey Ewing Mrs Troy Minton and daughter James Turner H M Vestal Adams: Oun Eldridge Ewing
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Morehead Girl Selected for International Farm Youth Exchange
Ann Sacifer a senior home economics major at Morehead State College has been chosen by Nee Honald H Club Foundation as Kentucky’s representative in the International Farm Youth Exchange Program this summer. Robeson Conny daughter of a TIME go to Israel as an exchange student for six months beginning June 10.
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