United States to build supersonic airliner for New York Paris run
President Kennedy announced a U S bid to develop a domestic supersonic airliner to fly from New York to Paris in under three hours. A cabinet committee chaired by Vice President Johnson recommended U S involvement amid the Concorde project rivalry with Britain and France. Development costs are put at about 1 billion dollars with private and federal funding. The plan includes a design competition and possible postponement if impractical.
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Johnson to Attend Funeral Amid Global News Flash
Reports from El Paso and London detail Johnson attending a funeral while a suitcase exploded at London Airport causing injuries. Mindszenty refuses to leave Hungary for the Vatican conclave. UK scandal widens as War Minister Proffum resigns amid political turmoil. Caracas militants raid the U S Military mission, robbing personnel and burning the building.
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London
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Sugar quota hearings called by House unit
The House Select Committee on Sugar Prices summoned representatives from Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, the French West Indies and the Philippines to testify on sugar quotas. The panel, led by Rep. Leonor Sullivan, aims to assess each country’s ability to meet this year’s quotas as prices have fallen from a May peak.
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White Hits 3 Negroes In Race Rift
In Chattanooga a white man assaulted three Black demonstrators outside the S and W cafeteria as a race rift erupted. The confrontation began quietly with about 20 Black youths gathered, then escalated into pushing and shoving between Black demonstrators and S and W staff as white patrons moved in and out. The attacker refused to identify himself but struck three of the demonstrators in the face and body then walked away muttering about the Blacks.
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Obituaries from Middlesboro area list multiple deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of Close Martin 57 at home in Middlesboro with survivors Mary Martin Roger Walter Margie Collins one grandchild and siblings. Miss Mae Shumate of Middlesboro dies. services held at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel interment Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. C L Burnette 70 of Rose Hill Va dies after brief illness with services at home and burial in family cemetery. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge.
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Oklahoma City
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Jane Burnette
Rose Hill
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Clintwood
Virginia Nurke
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Garden City
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Davidson Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Middlesboro Mem Hospital Visiting Hours Declares Dismissals and Admissions
Hospital page lists Dismissals and Admissions for Middlesboro Memorial Hospital and Clinic with names including Richard Prow Cis Rutie Andrews Clinton Savanah Meadors Kellie Steele Lynch Mayne Prater LaFollene. Admitted Sherry Strunk Chicago Roxie Vowell Herman Suttes Speedwell Andrew J Wilder Calvin Fred Denton Williamsburg. visiting hours 1 2 and Te. various names noted with cities Tazewell City Haro gale Carry Daniels etc.
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Lynch
Mayne Prater
LaFollene
Sherry Strunk
Chicago
Roxie Vowell
Lake City
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Speedwell
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Williamsburg
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The Daily News, published by Citizens News Co Inc, announces UPI exclusive rights to local and dispatch news. Carrier rate 3 cents weekly. mail rates vary by area with annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly options.
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Nashville park votes to open eight to ten desegregated pools
In Nashville Tennessee the metropolitan government voted to open eight to ten public wading pools on a desegregated basis. Pools will teach children under 14 to swim with groups by age and sex, not race.
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Beant Wedhesday
Police Court Fines and Public Drunkenness Cases
Three persons were fined 14.23 each yesterday in Middlesboro Police Court on public drunkenness charges. Abe Barton Elizabeth King and Harry Hayes were fined. Anna K Taylor and Mills Dobbs faced transfers to Bell County officials for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. George Miller and Bert Wilson had charges continued. William Slemp posted a 314.25 cash bond after a public drunkenness arrest. A pay phone break-in near Shofner's Drive-by was reported by Southern Bell with the lock broken and cash missing.
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Elizabeth King
Tarry Hayes
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Lee County
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