Republicans to pick Denver site for convention
WASHINGTON Republican National Committee to meet in Denver on the 21st and 22nd to decide the site of the party's national convention. In Lexington a long time Commonwealth’s attorney HL Mansfield died suddenly of a heart attack at his home. In Memphis John Abbott from Nashville led the United Spanish War Veterans as electorate commander at the 41st annual meeting, with Samuel Campbell of Knoxville named as successor and convention planned for Knoxville in 1964. In West Liberty James May, 43, a disabled war veteran, died in a fire at the home of a friend visiting Harry Jones.
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UPID
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Thrustan B. Morton
Rly
Republican National Committee
Denver
Lexington
UPI
Mansfield
Mayolie Commonwealth
Altorryey
Memphis
John Abbot
Sherold
Nashville
United Spanish War Veterans
Abbhul
Samuel Campbell
Knoxville
Mary Drake
West Liberty
James May
Harry Jones
Local roots needed at Transylvania College commencement
Dr. Mauri F. Seay of Battle Creek Michigan tells Transylvania College graduates that a full life and good values have deep roots in rural communities. He addresses the class of 129 at the commencement exercises highlighting community origins as essential to personal fulfillment.
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Lexington
UPL
Mauri F. Seay
Battle Creek
Mich
Transylvania College
Seay
Tennessee City Population Growth Calls for Urban Funds
Sen Albert Gore to address 24th Tennessee Municipal League meeting as Gov Frank Clement urges more money for urban expansion to serve an expected 2 65 million population by 1975. Key topics include urban planning urban transportation and industrial growth with over one billion dollars needed for new streets schools facilities and services. Other speakers include Memphis Mayor Henry Loeb and officials from Morristown Shelbyville and Tupelo.
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Biemphis
UPI
Albert Gore
Tennessee Municipal
Gore
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
General Assembly
Henry Loeb
Memphis
W. W. Ricker
Eight Kentucky weekend traffic deaths raise yearly toll
United Press International reports eight traffic fatalities in Kentucky over the weekend. Victims include Hart County victims Ned Asbury 24 Mamie Lawson 15 Judy Ann Tabb 16 and passenger Batty Fancher 19. Also killed were Indiana teen Paul Tedward Allman 18 and motorcyclist Frank Smith 38 in Louisville. Additional deaths include William Rosis 28 Corbin and Rolant E Hall 21 Elizabeth Town.
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United Press
Kentucky
Hart County
Indiana
Paul Tedward Allman
Seymour
Ind
Boone County
Allman
Ned Asbury
Monroe
Mamie Lawson
Canmer
Judy Ann Tabb
Magnolia
Roger Atwell
Hardyville
Attell
Melvin Jones
Hardsville
Glassow
Batty Fancher
Asbury Vary
Frank Smith
Louisville
George T. Smith
William Rosis
Corbin
U.S. 2-W
Rolant E. Hall
Elizabethtown
Hodgenville
John Brightett
Warsaw
Wallace tightens guard as Alabama campus faces integration
Governor George Wallace arrives in Tuscaloosa to oversee plans to block enrollment of two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood at the University of Alabama. Police and Guardsmen, aided by 700 National Guardsmen and 1,500 officers, prepared to maintain order while asserting the intent to stop integration under a framework of law.
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Ala
UPI
Wallace
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Col
al Lingo
Department of Public Safety
Chage
State
Alabama National Guardsmen
Hoffa and Ten to Answer Bribe Charges in Court
In Nashville James Hoffa and ten others faced federal court arraignment on counts alleging attempts to bribe jurors and prospective jurors in Hoffa's 51 million conspiracy trial. Indictments name Henry Bell Lawrence Medlin and Thomas Ewing Parks as others accused of offering bribes to sway votes for Hoffa’s acquittal.
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UPI
Teamsters
James Hoff
Hoffa
United States
Mofta
Robert Kennedy
Henry F
Buster) Bell
Bronx
New York
Bell
Nashville
Lawrence Medlin
Thomas Ewing Parks
Middlesboro Hospital Admission and Discharge Log
Hospital notes from Middleshore Memorial Hospital list admissions and dismissals with patient names and hometowns. Entries include Ed Ball Jr and Cillig Lambdin among admissions, and Larry Daniels and Rosa Goforth among dismissals, with multiple residents from Tazewell, City, and nearby towns. Visiting hours noted as 1 2 and 7 8.
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Larry Daniels
Rosa Goforth
Della Mason
Pinéville
Trulph Roberts
Tazewell
William Shumate
Alice Wetch
Joe Wilcox
Jacob Yeary
Ewing
Ed Ball, Jr
Cillig Lambdin
Christield
James Munsee
Oscar B. Miracle
Clyde Mullins
Martha Peace
Han Odsburg
Gene Petey
Jenny Lynn Reaves
City
Dewey Simmate
Clarence Venable
Roan Mountain Roan Festival Opens with Rhododendron Parade
Roan Mountain Tennessee hosts the 17th annual Rhododendron festival this weekend. The event begins Friday night with judging for Mist Rhododendron 1963 and continues through Sunday. The festival draws a large crowd atop the 6200 foot summit featuring over 800 acres of purple rhododendrons. Sixteen entrants from East Tennessee compete in the beauty pageant for the crown representing Roan Mountain and Carter County in Tennessee.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
East Tennessee
Roan Mountain
Carter County
Jackson
Seven Freed on Bonds After Weekend Arrests
Multiple individuals were released on bonds after weekend arrests on charges including public drunkenness and breach of peace. Howard Karis, Fred Grubbs, Cora Lees Johnson, and others posted appearance or cash bonds. In Middlesboro, Lawrence Roby Bings and Billy Hurst had public drunkenness and breach of peace charges continued to 10 am.
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How
Th Johnson
Fred Grubbs
Cora Lees Johnson
Johnson
Grubbs
Violet Daniels
Herbert Martin
Tazewell
Tenn
Lorelia Martin
Taniels
Howard Johnson
Middlesboro
Laivrence Roly
Billy Hurst
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