Lee County Chamber Reorganized Seeks Funds
Lee County supervisors heard a proposal to abandon LENOWISCO and back a reorganized county Chamber of Commerce with about 100 members aiming for 250. Proponents asked for a $15,000–$25,000 boost to fund regional business development projects and highway plans to attract industry and tourists, with a public meeting set for June 28.
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Scorpion Sub Losing Theory Raised At Inquiry
In Norfolk the Scorpion submarine, officially presumed lost with 90 hands, may have fallen victim to inaccurate charts. Cmdr George R Parish led a formal inquiry as Navy officials in Washington mourn the submarine tragedy and honor the crew.
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Library hours and Wednesday closure announced
City Librarian Elizabeth Cale Jison says the library will close on Wednesdays in June July and August. Daily hours are 1100 p.m. except Wednesdays and Sundays and 1007 p.m. on Saturdays.
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Elizabeth Cale Jison
Three Counties Added to List in Kentucky Food Aid
Rep Tim Len Garter of Kentucky announced that Laurel and Backcastle counties received emergency food grants totaling 74,097 dollars for six months from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity to feed the poor. Similar allocations had been made to 26 other Kentucky counties last month.
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UPI
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Len Garter
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U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Fines for No License and Police Notes Reported
Twenty persons were fined $14 each for no privilege license, seven similar charges passed, six dismissed, and two failed to appear in Palbee Court today. Names listed include Clyde Chuniley Tanewell Ten Bennet Good Novi Uth Sree HE i de North deh Street and many others. A head-in was reported at Chappell's Dairy with theft of turkeys and canned goods.
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Korean Soldier Challenges Trial in Korean Court
Harlan County GI LFOUL 21 of Keith protests being tried in Korea under a US Korea pact. He argues the agreement is unconstitutional as it was never ratified by the Senate. The case sparks debate on fair trials for American soldiers abroad and prompts a Korean Bar Association probe into alleged lawyer bribes.
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Harlan County
H. K. Smallwood, Jr
Keith
Smallwood
U. S. District Court
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Senate
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U.S
Salvation Army Closing Campaign
Salvation Army aims to file a final report June 13 on its fund drive in Bell County. Board chairman Marvin Mayhall warns the $5.0 percent goal must be met for success and notes no winter drive this year. Mayhall highlights that the goal costs about 2.35 per resident and lists aid provided: 9 families assisted, 2000+ clothing items, 11 transients helped, 12 food orders, 10 pairs of shoes, 60 meals, and 700 attendees at 41 meetings. He urges local businesses and residents to contact Lt. Joseph Knobel or board members for contributions at Pineville and Middletown locations.
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LMU Names Eight New Directors
Eight new members join Lincoln Memorial University Board of Trustees. Named are James Baney of Maryland. Roland Bonar, Timonium, Md.. Ronald Chinnock of Chicago. Liegel Ostendorf of Dayton, Ohio. Frank Rankin of Louisville. Warren Reader of Hammond, Ind.. Amwyis Sonnehorn of Mobile, Ala.. Harry Williams, LSU professor in Baton Rouge, La.
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Louiseville
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Hammond
Ind
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Mobile
Ala
Weather Tease Incomplete Reading Report
A fragment from yesterday notes a high and low with unclear values and a 4:30 reading. The text mentions morning low and a 53 reading, but specifics on location or units are missing.
Kennedy Death Quietly Ends Nation’s Hopeful Campaign
Senator Robert F. Kennedy died at 1 44 am PDT after a shooting in a Los Angeles hotel kitchen. The 42 year old, a California primary victor, dies with his wife Ethel and Jacqueline Kennedy at his side. Funeral plans include burial at Arlington and a candlelight procession to Washington. Salinger said the body would be transported to New York and then to St Patrick’s Cathedral for a Friday in state before a Saturday funeral.
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Country Hayride Two at Jaycee Civic Center
Country Hayride Two will be held from 30 pm until 14 40 pm Saturday at the Jaycee Civic Center. Knoxville and Nashville country singers including Jim Fagan Janice Pally and the Blue Valley Boys will perform. Admission is 1 for adults and AN cents for children. Club president Dick Prolopski says the event began last month as a Taynee project and will be monthly if attendance grows.
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Johnson Names Panel To Study All Violence
President Johnson announced a special commission to investigate the causes of violence following the Kennedy assassination. The panel, led by former President Eisenhower, will examine links between lawlessness and political violence, aiming to prevent further attacks and preserve lawful order.
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Bell Circuit Court Jury Awards Partial Damages
In Pineville Bell Circuit Court a jury awarded plaintiff a portion of claimed damages in a construction dispute. The case centered on a fee request and sought larger judgment amounts, with details reflecting a contested civil term and multiple figures.
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Bell
Gene Patterson
Tad Bya Gibson
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Sirhan Sirhan labeled fanatic by coworker
A health food store coworker describes Sirhan B. Sirhan as honest and hard working yet a fanatic in religion and politics. The owner of the shop recalls Sirhan expressing hatred of Israel, praising Kennedy and Nasser, and facing potential confrontation after a campus or public event.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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