Dawson honored by UK during spring commencement
Dawson R R Ace Datysot a Bloomfield Kentucky civil engineer received the Sul livan Medallion at the University of Kentucky commencement. He helped establish an engineering curriculum and MBA program, funded college aid for high school prodigies, and supported UK scholarship programs while aiding alumni groups. 144 graduates earned degrees, with 32 high distinction.
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UPI
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Ace) Datysot
Bloomfield
University of Kentucky
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Sullivan
Te University
Avanl
Itny College
Universi
UTS Alumni Association
Association
Helps. Colles
College of Engineering
Somerset
Bardstown
Frankfort
U.K
Frank G. Dickey
Unlversity
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools At
Atlanta
Guickey
Tcisy
University
Middlesboro Clubhouse Dedication Draws Big Turnout
Over 500 are expected as Middlesboro County Club unveils its new clubhouse with a three day dedication June 21 22. Gov. Bert Combs will deliver the dedication address and present trophies. events include golf and bridge tournaments swimming meet two dances a luncheon and a dedication dance. Reservations required for most activities with guest limits and entry fees noted.
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Middlesboro County
Country Club
Frank Edwards
Ceremiony
Governor Combs
AL Mars,Jr
Fred Wellec
Preston Greene
Miss Rogan of City Seeks Area Crown
Miss Rogan of City, 18 and UK sophomore, races for Miss Southeast Kentucky title in Harlan High School Auditorium Saturday. Sixth contestant among six vying for five spots to advance to Miss Kentucky in Lexington. Contestants judged in swimsuits, evening gowns, and talent. Rogan will model her own clothes.
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Miss Rogan
Harlan
Sheilagh Rogan
Middlesboro
University of Kentucky
Dive Rogan
Harlan Area
Barbourville
Lexington
Regan
Rogan
Harlan High School
Costestante
Harlan Lions Club
City Tracker Dies in Store
Ernest Alvin Yeary 52 of Middlesboro a truck driver for D. F. Schneider and Sons collapsed in Gay Wy Vendrickson's Store Four Mile this morning and apparently suffered a heart attack at 8 45 a m His body is at the Durham Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete
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Pineville
Ernest Alvin Yeary
Middlesboro
D. F. Schneider and Sons
Four Mile
Yeary
Vendrickson
Durham Feneral
Lee County Board Asks TVA Invite For Development
Lee County supervisors approved a resolution urging Gov Harrison to invite the Tennessee Valley Authority to assist in floor control and water resources development. The measure notes TVA offers regional growth programs and includes Lee County in the tributary area. The board also named airport base members and approved courthouse room renovation and health bills.
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TVA
Tennessee Valley
Lee Couny
Tibutary
John Anninghaim
White Shoals
Willian OC
Pune
Jonesville
Lee County
Henry Kinser
Pennington Gap
Ting
Albertis S$. Harrison
Vinhey
Mare
Ockerman Quits Post As Transportation Chief
Frankfort Kentucky United Press International reports Fos ter Ockerman resigns as estate transportation commissioner after managing Edward Breathitt Jr. for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He intends to study law in Lexington, with rumors he will lead Breathitt's 1963 campaign. Deputy Combs remains acting head of the state transportation department.
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Frankport
UPI
Foster Ockerman
Edward ‘S Breathitt Jr
Ganapaiga
Ockeran
Lexington
Breathitt
Ockerman
Beer
Student Slain By Shot At Bell County Home
Bell County coroner jury ruled last night that Katame Eversole, 17, a Bell County School student, died from an accidental self inflicted gunshot wound to the head at his home. Authorities said he appeared to have pulled the 38 caliber pistol from a closet and mistakenly fired it, dying instantly. His brother found him in the hall as Mills telephoned for help. Eversole had just finished his sophomore year and was to be a junior at Bell County High School. His body lay in state at Tourham Funeral Home.
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Pineville
Bell County
Katame Eversole
Dorton Hvaneh
Robert Haulstedler
Rsole
Venice
Shout & P. Im
Wycber
Hufstedler
Iie
Eversole
Ile
Mills
Bell County High School
Teacher Aid Bill Approved for Training Handicapped Teachers
Washington education subcommittee backed a three year bill to provide 345 million dollars to colleges for training teachers of physically and mentally handicapped children. The measure, part of President Kennedy's education program, aims to prepare skilled instructors over the next three years.
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Washington
UPN
House
Kennedy
Board Hires Jonesville Band Chief
Lee County Board of Education hired a bank director for Jonesville High School at its regular meeting. Arthur B. Ballard, of Jefferson City, was named superintendent John A. Richmond said Ballard would earn 4700 dollars yearly. Ray Smyth was hired as an extra agriculture teacher at Thomas Walker High. The board approved student insurance at 195 cents, planned coal bids, a tool shed for Thomas Walker, and a June 27 meeting to finish the year work test.
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Jonesville
Lee County Board of Education
Jonesville High Schoo
John A. Richmond
Ballard
Ray Smyth
Thomas Walker High School
Richmond
Ashland Youth Elected State Officers Visit Governor
Ashland youth David Hall was inaugurated Wednesday night as governor of the Blue Tass Boys State in Richmond. Other new officers were set to meet Gov. Bert Combs and visit state government centers as about 255 high school youths from Kentucky attend the week long program ending Saturday at Kentucky State College in Frankfort.
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Richmond
UPH
Blue Tass
Bert Combs
Tocga
David Hall
Ashland
Frankfore
Commonwealth
Ragion
Kentucky State College
Munsey Furniture robbed. safes and cash taken
About 35,000 in money watches and pistols were stolen from Munsey Furniture Company in Tazewell. Sheriff Hurst summoned the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation from Greeneville to probe the break in, noting crowbars and chisels used. Two safes were emptied and doors torn from hinges, with the crime likely sometime after midnight. Employees Mike Suits Scott Hasyell and Webb Cloud discovered the mess early morning and alerted the owners.
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WV Tazewell
Tenn
Munsey Oaerniture Company
Jack Slussey
Wilson Hurst
Tennessee Dureau
Greeneville
Youn
Wimsey
Afunsey
Rati Satex
Munsey
Mike Suits
Scott Hasyell
Webb Cloud
Teo
Miusey
Whitt
Sheriff Hurst
Deadlock over transfer price stalls Presbyterian mine sale
Negotiations continue as United Mine Workers welfare group blocks ratification of a sale to the United Presbyterian Church's National Board of Missions. The ARA seeks $3.5 million while the fund for miners resists discussions unless terms are reopened. The impasse persists with no completed negotiations and both sides firm on positions.
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Kentucky
United Presbyterian Chargh
National Board Ofions
UMW Welfare
Bard
Presbyterians
Arra
Presbytterians
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Miners’ Fund
ARA
Ummy
Civil Case Docket Shows Passes and Continued Actions
PINEVILLE Civil Court in Bell County reports most civil cases passed or continued to later dates this month. Listings include multiple pre trial conferences and continuances to September terms, with several cases scheduled in Middlesboro and Fred P. Locke v. June 18 through June 21. Names include Siler, Lovke, Adams, Davis, Adler, England, Walker, and Collett among others.
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Bell County Cleevil Court
Mary S. Lovke
Perry Siler
Hayden Smith
Matt Young
Samuel J. Pack
Middlesboro
E. Harbin
McDowell
Mecourt
Dowell
Commercial Bank Va
Young Gnee
Patsy Young
Keffrey Roaden
Wendell Howard
Raymond Fischum
William Ff. Widener
Sidney A. Adler
Buddy Combs
Glanda Lee England
Harmon Jenkins
Cliff Howard
Valerie Sauneders
Middlesburg
Marha Walker
Dance Freight Fires
Robert, Anson
Ray L. Roark
Jine
Hugh Tayi
Hubert Collettne
Dennis Brooks
Pyramid Life Insurance Comepany
Nizer Warns Tennessee Bar on Leisure Time Crisis
Noted New York attorney Nizer told the Tennessee Bar Association delegates that automation will shrink the workday to three to five hours within 25 years. He warned of a leisure time crisis and urged a new inner education to counter boredom, belligerence, and societal drift, advocating the rise of a renaissance man focused on self development.
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Lowry Bowman
Gatlinburg
Tenn
UPL
Lais Nizer
New York
Covention of Tennessee Bar Association
Banedom
Nizer
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