Thorny Race Spots Watched Over U S
UPI reports state police moved to curb rising racial tensions in North Carolina Alabama and Mississippi as outbreaks and demonstrations continued. In Lexington N C a 125 strong state force tried to deter rioting after one man was shot. Police and officials prepared for more antisegregation protests as clashes and boycotts unfolded nationwide.
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United Press International
North Carolina
Alabama
Jackson, Miss
Lexington
N.C
C. V. Sink
Lincoln PTA Meeting Slated
Lincoln PTA convenes to discuss reorganization of a teachers group at Lin eat School. Principal Miss Esther Ball called the gathering urgent and urged parents teachers and any interested citizens to attend Sunday at 4 20 p m at the school.
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Esther Ball
The Parson Thinks Out Loud
Daily reflections from a Parson on summer faith and social responsibility. Sunday links God to human life in summer. Monday urges action when God calls a man. Tuesday notes Negro dignity. Wednesday highlights women's influence. Thursday mocks Alcoholics Anonymous engagement. Friday laments Christian reticence and lack of testimony.
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Jesus
Galilee
God
June Winds Way to God’s Corner Sayings
A reflective note on time and faith. The speaker muses how June’s approach signals mortality and the divine purpose, expressing that time appears swift and life moves toward a final reunion with God.
Washington warning on hard core Communists in Africa
Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams told Congress that a wave of hard core Communists in Africa will become a problem within three years. Speaking March 8 to a House subcommittee, he warned the number could rise as students and others return from abroad.
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Washington
UPI
G. Mennen Williams
Congress
Africa
Williams
House
Kentucky Education Overhaul Urged By Consulted Firm
Frankfort officials received a Cresap McConell and Paget report calling for sweeping changes in the Department of Education. Recommendations include a top to bottom reorganization, a career deputy superintendent paid at least $20 000 annually, shift from regulation to statewide educational improvement, stronger Board control, and a yearly needs based program evaluation for local districts.
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State Board of Education
Consultingum
Kentucky
Board of Education
Hospital Notes and Dismissals From Muldinsboro
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions with visiting hours 1 2 and 7 3 for patients and staff including Shulish Ayers Eugene Jones Ralph Roberts Tazewell William Shumete Fred Watson Alice Wilcox Jacob Yeny and Mrs Hubert Rowland across City and Swing regions. The mix of names suggests a community hospital update with patient movements and attendance.
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Muldinsboro Moupttad
Clinte
Imeshors Memorial Hospital Siting and Admissions List
Readable fragment lists proposed hospital site hours 2 4 and 6 30 8 39 disses Florence Brown Kaylay Charles Faton Williamsburg Dessie Taylor Williamsburg Wilbert L aylus Williamsburg Herman Sulles Speedsyell empty Harkins Cookville Landon Haynes City In n L Woodhwidge City Join W Thomas Cumber Gap Sheery Strunk Chicago Lillie Langlot City admissions Bill Mills Gausdale Saray Harris Cone Mountain Callie Richardson City Leste Afartin LaFollette Andrew Barnes Newcome Conia Wilder Citity Tames J Claney Fort Lauderdale Florida
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Imeshors Memorial Hospital
Dissussals
Florence Brown
Kaylay
Charles Faton
Williamsburg
Dessie Taylor
Wilbert ‘Laylus
Herman Sulles
Speedsyell
Harkins
Cookville
Landon
Haynes
City In
Woodhwidge
City
W. Thomas
Cumberand Gap
Sheery
Strunk
Chicago
Lillie Langlot
Bill Mills
Gausdale
Saray Harris
Cone Mountain
Callie Richardson
Leste Afartin
LaFollette
Andrew Barnes
Newcome
Conia Wilder
Citity Tames
J. Claney
Fort Lauterdale
Fla
Civil Rights Bill Sought by Kentucky Human Rights Group
Kentucky state Commission on Human Rights urged early passage of a bill to curb racial discrimination in public accommodations education employment and housing. The Louisville and state panels pushed for a specialized session agenda with Gov Combs to consider such legislation this summer. Other resolutions urged action against discrimination in real estate boards and brokerages and proposed a public accommodations bill as part of the session call.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kentucky
Frankfort
UPI
State Commission of Human Rights
Wll
Bert Combs
General Assembly
Pirate Commission
Louisville
Louisville Board of Aldermen
Bill Combs
Thes
Efimit
State Commission
Cardinals Choose Quiet Path to Papal Conclave Start
Vatican officials held informal talks at the Vatican on the march hall to select a successor to the pope. The exchanges were preliminary to the conclave set to begin June 13 to elect a new pontiff, with clergy and observers noting the ceremony remains largely shrouded in secrecy.
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Vativan City
UPS
Vatican
Kennedy Macmillan to Meet During European Tour
London sources report President Kennedy will meet Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during his European itinerary this month. The British government announced the June 20 or 30 meeting at Macmillan's country home as a brief talk between Kennedy's Ireland stop and Italy visit. Police said a 15 member terrorist group claimed responsibility for a three month bombing campaign in Quebec seeking independence. Detectives held nine suspects including two women as material witnesses in the Dumb death case.
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London
UPI
U. S
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Mansnillian
Ireland
Italy
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Trains derailments injure three. second crash hits downtown Somerset
United Press International reports two freight derailments near Somerset and Brodhead on Friday. Three workers were injured in the first wreck as seven of 120 cars derailed, with cars blocking tracks and one intruding atop a Standard Oil plant. A separate rockslide near Mount Vernon derailed six cars, damaged engines, and hindered service while minor injuries were reported.
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United Press
Somerset
Brodhead
Hye
Southern Railway
Standard Oil Co
Eagle Clif
A. P. Shile
W. E. Alexander
H. ©. Jones
Livisville
Mount Vernon
Rooney Derails Envoy Train Debate at State Dept Hearings
Washington officials defended the ambassador’s train trips as showing US commitment to Berlin but Rep. John J. Rooney urged replacing rail travel with a car or plane. The controversy arose during March budget hearings when appropriations chair Rosney raised concerns about taxpayer costs and image.
Obituary for Karl Nelson Harris Sr in Middlesboro Tennessee
Karl Nelson Harris Sr. 67 died in University of Tennessee Hospital Knoxville. Survived by wife Anne McLain Harris Middlesboro. daughters Clavelian Lovett Middlesboro and Margaret Lovett San Jose. sons Karl Harris Jr. and David Harris Middlesboro. eight grandchildren. two great grandchildren. three sisters. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at St Mary’s Episcopal Middlesboro. Burial Middlesboro Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. Body moved to home on U.S. 59. Vankirk Funeral Home, Gorhin, in charge.
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Karl Nelson Harris
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Anne McLain Harrie
Middlesboro
Clavelian
Lovett
Margaret H. Lovett
San Jose
Calif
Karl Nelson Harris, Jr
David McLain Harris
Carl Whittington
Mys. Restor Uarris
Atlanta
William iKlexy
Jacksonville
Fla
St Mary's Espiscopal Church
Curtis ‘I. Allen Origiating
Middlesboro Cemetery
Harris
U.S. 59
Vankirk Funeral Home
Qorhin
Sewage Office Manager Slated By City Council
City officials expect a permanent Sewage Office manager to be chosen at the West City Council meeting on June 18. Mayor Joe McCauley reported that Miss Cla Lee Stanley, a clerk’s office employee, has been serving since May 31 after Betty Carmack resigned. Carmack submitted a naval resignation to McCauley and the Finance Committee, offering no specific reason for quitting.
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West City Council I
Joe McCauley
Cla Lee Stanley
Farmer City
Miss Stanley
Ike Connell
Betty Carmack
Carmack
McCauley
Iinance Committee
McCau
Government offers jobs in Bonn to Gere for UAR
Bonn government reports it has offered positions to Gere for the United Arab Republic. Israel protests the scientists’ presence in Egypt as the issue grows tense between nations.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Gere
United Arab Republic
Israel
Egypt
Tri-Staters In Service Across U S Air Forces
Ura B Brock of Cranks Creek Kentucky is promoted to airman second class at Tachik ran AB Japan. Son of Mr and Mrs Brad ley Brock of Pennington Gap Virginia. Amy Pvt James H Hurst of Pineville assigned to Six Infantry Division Germany early May. Amny Pvt Charles G Hoskins of Pineville assigned to 8th Infantry Division Germany early May. Airman First Class William B Bowman Jr of Pennington Gap Virginia reassigned to Hickam AFB Hawaii after graduating from USAF tech training at Sheppard AFB Texas. Bowman is son of Mrs William B Bowman.
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Ura B, Brock
Cranks Creek, Ky
United States Air Force
Tachkan AB
Japan
Bradley Brock
Rt. 1
Pennington Gap
Amy Pvt
James H Hurst
CiHard Hurst
Pineville
Germany
Amny Pvt
Charles G. Hoskins
Torey Hoskins
8Th
Herbert R. Sinkhore
Fineville
Pepe Afb
N.C
Frank Sinkhorn
Star Route
Stealgit Creek
Air Force
Alman
Donald R. Griffith
Jack KR. Grifflin
Ee. Vary
Amarillo
S, Tex
Lackland
Tex
Lniter States Air Force
Tribesmen Kill 12 Indian Jars and Policemen
A Foreign Office spokesman reported that savage Dafla tribesmen killed 12 Indians and police trying to wipe out slavery on the northeast frontier. One member of the Dafla map escaped the massacre as government efforts to enforce law and order have faced resistance for five years in the Kanieng division of the Nevideus Frontier Agency.
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Foreign Office
Map
Kanieng
Nevideus Frontier Agency
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