Assembly Plans May Change Following Court Ruling
Kentucky Governor Breathitt said the Court of Appeals decision on property assessments could affect plans for a special General Assembly session set for June 21. He will consult with revenue and education advisors to shape a program to stabilize school finance and tax relief, while noting the ruling’s far reaching impact on taxation and the need for careful, equitable action.
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Frankfort
GUPSY
Edward T. Breathite
State Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Breaihitt
Bec
Kentucky
Breathitt Gatron
Harry Sparks
Visaint
Sam Alsirtdor
Sparks
Alexander
Kentucky Education
Assar Linn
Richard Way House
Jefferson County
van Hoose
Lang Gand
KEA
J. M. Dodson
Louis Jefferson County
Kisa
Dodson
Lauisville Scho
Sipeanneo Noe
Citizens Committee For Better Schoals
George Underhill
G. Whitworth Howard III
Louisville-Jefferson County Economic Progress Commission
Howard
Louisville Chamber of Commerce
Paul K. Wright
Jefferson Couny
Marlow Cook
Cook
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
KEBF
Fraternal Week Proclaimed by Middlesboro Mayor
Mayor Joe Mc Cauley proclaims June 13 to 19 as Fraternal Week in Middlesboro. The aim is to inform residents and other cities about the ideals of fraternal benefit groups and their community service. Local fraternal benefit societies will observe the week with a special program on Friday.
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Middlesboro
Joe McCauley
Five Vets Hospitals Stay Open
President Nas agreed to keep five Veterans hospitals open and to delay closures of others after House Veterans Committee approved blocking new hospital construction or old closings without committee consent. Miles City, Lincoln, Grand Junction, Cole, Castle Point and Bath operations continue, with several regional offices also to stay open. Some facilities listed for closure include Dwight Rutland Heights Fort Bayard Broadview Brecksville Mount Vernon Stinn, and McKinney. no firm shutdown dates given.
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Washington
Idahosniy Nas
Dubason
Homans
Johnson
House Veterans Committee
Heivo
Miles City Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
Grand Junction
Cole
Castle Point
Bath
White City
Ore
Jak Dunacau
Alaska
Wilmington
Del
Reno
Nev
Manchester
Forgo
N.C
Sioux Falls
S.D
White River Junction
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dwight
Rutland Heights
Mass
Fort Bayard
Broadview Heights
Brecksville
Ohio
Stnmount
McKinney
Texas
Thomasville
Clinton
Iowa
Veterans Administration
William J. Driver
Manager on Witness Stand in Middlesboro Auto Case
Ernie Cottle of Middlesboro Universal CIT office spent the full day on the witness stand as the trial for Middlesboro Motor Sales, Inc. and associates moved through jury selection and opening statements. CIT says it filed suits in 1964 and repossessed 34 automobiles valued at 973,378.98, with further testimony about payments and a returned check for 10,402 dollars. The trial resumed at 8 am today.
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Ernie Cottle
Middlesbore Universal Cit
Cits
Middlesboro Moter Sales, Inc
Juvial
Attomneans
Cottle
CIT
The
Motor Company
Sharp
Robert Burger
Middlesboro
Excise Tax Cut Proposal Faces Floor Action Today
In Washington the Senate Finance Committee moves swiftly to bring President Johnsons 4.8 billion excise tax cut to the floor. Testimony from Assistant Treasury Secretary Stanley Surrey on the administration's tax cut and a House briefing on pay raises for the armed services frame a day of action as lawmakers consider repealing or trimming excise taxes on consumer goods and luxury items. The House and Senate lines follow President Johnsons request as debates on right to work and debt limit measures unfold amid broader legislative activity.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Archy
Stephen T. Ailes Wes
House Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Treasury
Stanley S. Surrey
House Ln
Parent Education and Labor Committee
Surrey
Senate
House
Tready
Rouse Action
John F. Kennedy
Iuse
Next Space Crew May Alternate Walks Outside Flight Capsule
Gemini astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White contemplated a dual spacewalk during the upcoming mission. White became the first to venture into space solo and a second walk by McDivitt and White was discussed but deemed dangerous. Officials stressed no extra-vehicular activity was planned for the Aug. 9 Gemini flight.
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Space
Charles Justice
United Press International
Uss
UPI
Tad
Gemini
James McDivitt
Edward White
White
Divitt
Florida
McDiviee
Robert F. Campbell
Brighton
Mass
Wasp
Imnehed Tusday
McDivitt
Unsup
George Mueller
Geminid Astronauta
Fiordan Cooper
Charles
Pete} Conrad
Geminic
War on poverty campaign faces untested programs
Washington reports that the chamber of commerce criticized a House Education and Labor panel for approving a 1.0 billion dollar war on poverty plan for 1965-66 while questioning the effectiveness of current 750 million in aid. Carl Madden warned that doubling funds for untested programs risks errors as they mature, harming the very poor and humanitarian goals.
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Washington
Chamber
Commerciay
Madden
Harman Ray Jenkins, longtime Middlesboro resident
Harmon Ray Jenkins born in Sneedville Tennessee and longtime resident of Middlesboro since 1925 died at Appalachian Hospital June 40 a m He served as choir director deacon and active member of Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church Funeral arrangements incomplete Funeral home contact after 2 p m Burial at Hurst Shumate Funeral Home coordinates not provided
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Lewis
Johnny Lewis Pyare
City
Middlesboro
Tony Prater
Louise King Prater
Henry King
Beans Fork
Hensley Cemetery
Cawood Funeral Home
van Horton Fuson
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Ha Long Ilness
Mr. Fuson
Bell County
Mayala Givens
Cumberland Pharmacy
Hige
Cumberland’ Gap
Harmon
Ray Jenkins
Winchester Avenue City
Appalachian Hospital
Jonking
Sneedville
Old Yellow Creek
Hospital Notes Appalachian Regional Hospital Entries
Admission and discharge briefings list names and locations including Sadie Locke Janice Rice Shirley Campbell Angela Kyle Eddie Jo Treece and Wanda Day in New Tazewell. Loonglas Miracle Michael DB Larry Dean Daniel Joyce Barnett Roger Barnett Jenry Bennett Geneva Hrimm David Farmer Alice Wilson Leroy Nelson John Coffey Orpha Rowlett Brenda Nantz Edna Peace Hazel Beasley Triagene Yoakum Leisa Teague and Larry Sheckles across City Artemus Pineville Lamilette Speedwell Rackhold.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Sadie Locke
Kettle Island
Janice Rice
Shirley Campbell
Gibson Station
Angela Kyle
City
Eddie Jo Treece
Wanda Day and Son
New Tazewell
Loonglas Miracle
Michael DB
Partin
Larry Dean Daniel
Joyce Ruth Barnett
Roger C. Barnett
Jenry A. Bennett
Geneva Hrimm
David Farmer
Artemus
Alice Wilson
Pineville
Leroy Nelson
John Oscar Coffey
Lamilette
Orpha Rowlett
Ciy
Brenda C. Nantz
Rackhold
Edna Peace
Hazel Beasley
Triagene Yoakum
Speedwell
Leisa Janice Teague
Eagen
Larry Sheckles
Hospital and Clinic Visiting Hours Set in Pilddiesboro
Visiting hours at Pilddiesboro Hospital and Clinic are posted for two shifts from 1 to 2 and 7 to 8. Names listed include Carolyn Johnson Tazewell Gilbert Ramsey Rose Hill B Olis Simmons Tazewell John Cody City Mrs Josh Killion Tazewell Mrs Frank Williams City and births noted for Bis Robert Williams girl born to cin Mrs Ralph Wolfenbarger ebay Fande.
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Pilddiesboro
Carolyn Johnson
Tazewell
Gilbert Ramsey
Rose Hill
Olis Simmons
John Cody
City
Josh Killion
Frank Williams
Robert Wiliams
Cin
Ralph Wolfenbarger
Ebay
Fande
Tom Epps Ad Gaining National Recognition
Tom Epps, owner of a Middlesboro firm, celebrates national recognition after a local advertisement for Chevrolet was selected by General Motors for distribution in its center magazine. The ad, produced by a local firm with the Daily News, was chosen among ads nationwide for copy and art.
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Daily News
Tom Vs Chevrolet Company
Middlesboro
General Motors
Center Magazine
The
United States
Ton Epperson
Rooster Zoning Crackdown Reaches Winters California
Police Chief Earl Washabaugh orders roosters out of town within a week. The town will enforce a zoning ordinance banning roosters and capping hens at six per property in the enforcement drive next Tuesday.
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Winters
Calif
Earl Washabaugh
First domestic chicken likely the first tamed bird
The earliest domesticated bird was probably the chicken, derived from wild ancestors and kept by humans for food and eggs. This ancient relationship marks a key milestone in agricultural history.
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Hy Man
Notice of Responsibility for Debts Not My Own
The notice states I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. It asserts sole liability rests with the signer and distances others from obligation or unauthorized charges. The statement aims to clarify personal financial boundaries and protect against claims of third party debt.
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Edward Z. Breathitt
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By Frank Eleazer
Middlesboro Motor Sales, Inc
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Ernest Mason
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J. C. Helton
Middlesboro Motor
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Mike Mansfield
Houston
Tex
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Chicago
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New Taxewell
Cumberland
Sunset Funeral Chapel
Hurst Cemetery
Shumate Funeral Home
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