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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
1
Reader questions on canker sores and fever blisters explain they share a herpes simplex cause, not stomach acids or vitamin deficiency. Vitamin C may help some, but no permanent cure exists. treatments include new drugs, healing each outbreak, and options to reduce recurrence. Gelatin does not thicken blood and can be used for ulcers. keloids are non malignant scar tissue and new treatments reduce recurrence after removal.
Moscow writer Yevtushenko voiced anger over Senator Robert F. Kennedy s assassination on television. He urged America to confront its conscience while condemning the Vietnam War and cultural decline. In Alexandria U A R a separate report said Mrs Nimat Boulos 15 became mother to quadruplets with both mother and babies reported in good condition.
Publication notice from The Daily News outlines United Press International rights for local content and misatches, with subscription and delivery rates for Middlesboro Kentucky regions and surrounding counties. It lists carrier and mail pricing, area limits, and annual and monthly options.
Viet Cong rockets struck Saigon killing 25 and wounding 45 as blasts hit near the presidential palace and a church, hospital, and ICC offices. The assault, part of a week of terror, followed by a bridge mine near Chu Lai and heavy U.S. bombing including B52s at Khe Sanh with 4% North Vietnamese killed and 13 American deaths.
Washington officials moved to shield presidential hopefuls after Senator Robert Kennedy's assassination. President Johnson signed protection legislation for major candidates and the House and Senate approved it within hours. Secret Service protection expanded to include Eugene McCarthy Nixon Rockefeller Stassen and Wallace with support to borrow agents if needed. Public officials vow to safeguard the president and vice president, while funding aims to cover protections through month end and into the next fiscal year.
Results from yesterday’s Middlesboro Livestock Market show top calves at 84 dollars, butcher calves 33.25, tag calves 26 to 143, cows by the pound 19.50 to 173, bulls 22, baby calves 30 to 45, stock cattle and milk cows 190 to 210, top hogs 18, sows and heavy hogs 14 to 17. Tuesday’s Farmers Livestock Market in Ewing Virginia lists tup calves 34.10, butcher uddges 53, tag calves 40, heifers 20 to 22.50, cows by weight 11.75 to 19, bulls 10.75 to 21.80, sow hogs 18.25, sows and heavy hogs 14 to 17.
Television coverage of Senator Robert Kennedy’s death and burial proceeds through the weekend. NBC leads with blanket coverage including the memorial services and a special reminiscence session with friends of Kennedy and his wife. The report notes NBC’s praised broadcast depth and dramatic moments from cross country transport to Arlington burial.
Listings from Cumberland Gap to Rose Hill detail admissions including Glenna Fay Baker Eddie Ray Chumley and Gwendolyn Bailey with births at Middlesbuse Hospital, plus dismissals Thelma Carr Clarence Cox Dorothy Smith Bernice Shoffner and others. Locations span Tenn Ky Va Penns and City.
The piece questions modern society's emphasis on avoidance of tension and the blanket use of tranquilizers. It contemplates whether frustration and grief are natural, arguing people should face problems and heartache rather than rely on quick fixes. It cites Star Trek fantasies, parental strain, and broader social shifts including hippie movements fading.
Tropical Storm Abby inched across eastern Georgia today at about 10 mph, dumping heavy rain from Jessup northward as warnings span from Ferrendi ve to Charleston. Savannah reported nearly three inches in 24 hours, Jacksonville hit almost six, with flood risks in east and north Georgia and much of the region.
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