Sixth Young Woman Slain in Michigan Slayings Pattern
In Ann Arbor Michigan a sixth young woman was found slain in two years in the U of M area. The victim wore a multicolored striped coat and was shot stabbed and throat cut. Sheriff says the case mirrors earlier unsolved murders while police search for a possible single killer.
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Michigan
Jane K. Denison
Ann Arbor
Mich
Smoken University
Wasiimaw County
Douglas Harvey
University of Michigan
Detroit
Harvey
Mister
Dale Higley
Here
Commission Is Awarded to Second Lieutenant Leavell
Hugh McMurdo Leavell of Middlesboro was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve at a ceremony on the University of Virginia campus. He earned his degree from Brig. Gen. (ret.) L. A. Marshall, and was among the ROTC graduates. The Rev. Leavell is rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Middlesboro.
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Charlottesville
Air Force Reserve
University of Virginia
Hugh McMurdo Leavell
Middlesboro
C. G. Leavell
L. A. Marshall
U. Ss. Army Reserve
St. Leavell
University
Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
Leavell
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Harlan Geis Food Grant Announcement Details
Harlan County receives a 65000 federal grant for a 12month Emergency Food and Medical Services program. W Astor Kirk, director, confirms the Kentucky Department of Economic Security will run the program from Capital Annex Building in Frankfort. Two outreach workers will reach about 3000 needy families to administer food stamp purchases and medical care for malnutrition conditions.
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Harlan County
W. Astor Kirk
Middle Atlantic Region
Kentucky Department of Economic Security
Capital Annex
Frankfort
Daily News publication contract notice and rates
Legal masthead details the Daily News publication by Citizens News Co. Inc. with United Press International rights. It lists delivery options, regional mail rates for Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia residents, and tax information for Kentucky residents.
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Daily News
United Press International
Citizens News Co., Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
P.O
U.P.1
Hell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Johnny Cash Show Dominates Nashville TV Debut
Hollywood columnist says Nashville is TV’s funeral HQ for country pop influence. Cash’s ABC debut called the best country show yet, with his strong presence and authentic voice overshadowing Fannie Flag’s awkward comedy. Joni Mitchell guest hosted and Bob Wyland also appeared.
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Nashville
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Hue Haw
Sion
Flbl
Smothers Brothers
Leslie Uggams
Roy Clark
Buck Owens
Johnny Cash
ABC TV
Cash
Fannie Flag
Frank Sinatra
Folsom
Joni Mitchell
Ain
Bob Wyland
Mr. Cash
Thurmond Kennedy Clash in Deserted Senate Chamber
In a nearly empty Senate, Strom Thurmond harangues Justice Douglas's ties to the Inter American Center for Economic and Social Studies, while Edward Kennedy interjects to question the center and its supporters. The exchange includes sharp exchanges over Harvard and past incidents as Thurmond defends his stance on the justice.
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Thurmond
Kennedy
Senate
Roy McGhee
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stromp Thurmond
R-8.c
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Inter American Center For Economic and So
Harvard
Isis
Massachusetts
Justice Poughs
Justice Douglas
Douglas
Inter-American Center
The
Parvin
Deaths and Funerals in Sneedville and Area
Walter J Drinnon of Sneedville died suddenly June 9 1969 at Hancock County Hospital he was 77. Survived by widow Ollie and multiple children and grandchildren with services at Briar Creek Baptist Church Wednesday. Buried Burke Cemetery. McWhee l Funeral Home in charge. John B D Nelson of Alva Kentucky died June 9 1969 at 71. Survived by widow Sallie and eight grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Fannie Scot Church Smith Ky. Loyall Funeral Home in charge. Herbert I Shoffner of Harrogate Tennessee died June 1969 at 43. Survived by wife Geneve and children and grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday Forge Ridge Baptist Church with interment Shoffner Cemetery. Casket and visitation details listed.
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Walter J. Drinnon
Sneedville
Tom
Hancock County
Drinnon
Srar Creek Baptist
Ollie Drinnon
Hazel Bolic
Gastonia
N.C
Bernice Payne
Kings Mountain
Janice Baker
Haltimore
Nid
Inez Bryant
Bean Station Sons
Elmer
Dean
Hallimore
Horner
Harold
Morristown
David
Herschell
Floyd
Magic Trent
Rogersville
Tenn
Ester Davis
Treadway
Briar Creek Baptist Church
Henry Drinnon
Thea Davis
Ruble Price
John BD. Nelson
Alva
Jim
Harlan Appalachian Regional Hospital
Mr. Nelson
Alva Baptist Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sallie Nelson
Geneva N. Lieman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Floretta Davidson
Waynesville
Ohio
Charles W. Nelson
Lebanon
Tom Nelson
Somerset
Fannie Scot Church
Smith Ky
Paul Say- Sars
Charles Wilson
Jobin L. Roark
Douglas Tipton
Bob &. Brooks
Harvey Fild
Clyde Daniels
Charles Howard
Herbert
Shoffner
Shoffnner
Haryogate
Veterans Hospital
Mountain Home
Sam
My. Shoffner
Geneve Shoffner
Harerogate
Herbert Shoffner
Billy
James Shoffner
Harrogate
Carolyn Evans
Tazewell
Phyllis
Gail
Bessie
Betty
Jay
Jack Shoffner
Galveston
Ind
Tomeny Shoffner
Dallas
Texas
Jessee Shoffner
Elkhart
Ted Shoffner
Kokamo
Jor Shoffner
Dayton
Elock
Forge Ridge Baptist Church
Alrch
Tuwers
Howe
Caffey
Hospital Notes At Appalachian Regional Hacnndal Visiting Hours
Dismissals list multiple named patients across Pineville City Speedwell Clairfield and other towns. Admissions include Margie Caldwell Floyd Caving Jr Ruby Cole Rock Cunningham Mary Flannery Steven Maley and others at Middleaboro Hospital with visiting hours 1 2 and 7 8.
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Admissions
Margie Sue Caldwell
Stoney Fork
Floyd Caving Jr
Guiston
Ruby V. Cole
City
Rock Cunningham
Gily
Mary Flannery
Steven Maley
Stright Creek
Dollie Hoskins
Palsy King
Strunk
Syi
Annie Partin
Frakes
Ollie Sexton
Pineville
Juanita Smith
Mary Turnbough
Horace David Underwood
Cynthia Ann Ward
Rosa Woods
Arjay
Middleaboro
Cilmi
Yva Adams
Tazewell
Aasper Cottrell
Frankfort
Ind
James Leonard
Ewing Hubert Marcum
Rose Fill
Ruth Malton
Deanna Miracle
Dewey Smith
Paul Barton
Lissig England
Cinda Rural
Emma Murray
Two New Firms Incorporated in Middleshore Kentucky
Louisville report notes two new firms formed. Ron Con Holding Corporation established at 112 South Zirst Street by Conner Cawood to handle real and personal property. seam Coal Up., Inc. headquartered at 2215 Cumberland Avenue led by Ray Bryant in mining producing purchasing and marketing coal and other minerals.
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Louisville
Middleshore
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Ron Con Holding Corporation
South Zirst Street
Conner Cawood
A Seam Coal Up., Inc
Ray Bryant
Cumberland Avenue
Nf Coal
Ather Minerals
Price hikes lower living standard for Czech workers
Prague reports sweeping new measures by the Communist government to curb inflation and speculation. Wages now suffice to buy the cheapest car in about four years, up from two and a half, as resale taxes surge and private sales face limits. Officials say the steps aim to drain overheated money from the economy and deter emigration for profit. Prague also reports party committee shakeups and the expulsion of US citizen Vera Blackwell for actions deemed against the republic.
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Jon G. Amstutz
Prague
UPI
Interior Ministry
Vera Blackwell
London
Czechoslovakia
Republic
CTR
Paval Tigrid
Svedectvi
Paris
Hathaway Shirt Ad Man Dies
New York briefing notes the death of Haron George Wrangell 65 former New York society columnist famed as the one eyed Hathaway shirt man He died in a Manhattan hospital after a short illness Wrangell a foreign correspondent for Journal American launched the patch campaign in 1951 and became a landmark figure in advertising culture
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NEW York
Jpi
Haron George Wrangell
New York Society
Hathaway
Journal American
Manhattan
Wrangell
C. F. Hathaway Corp
Shirk Company
David Qlgivy
Olgivy & Mather
Rome
U.S
Moral Issues Echo In Baptists' Ears
New Orleans delegates at the 112th Southern Baptist Convention hear sermons on war poverty racism birth control and pollution. Speakers include Jess C Mandy from West Palm Beach and Harlem missionary Loney who challenge war and discrimination while criticizing Negro Forman demands as limited. Professor George Schweitzer warns of two power blocs hindering action on poverty pollution and population control, accusing the convention of lending divine approval to industrial military complex.
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New Orleans
Warnen
Jess C. Mandy
West Palm Beach
Fle
Southern Baptist Home
Harlem
Radetich Loney
Loney
James Forman
Forman
Foo Ling
George Schweitzer
University of Tennessee
United States
Bayelist Convention
Nobel Peace Prize Sets Precedent for Organization Award
The 1904 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the International Institute of Law, marking the first time the prize went to an organization rather than an individual and establishing a precedent for institutional honors.
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International Institute of Law
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