Slain Girl Identified and Father Refuses Funeral Arrangements
Alice Elizabeth Kalom, 21, a University of Michigan graduate, was found slain in Washtenaw County. Her father, Joseph Kalom of Portage, refused funeral arrangements, criticizing the university and calling for burial on its lawn. Police search for a killer tied to a spate of sex assaults in the area as UM officials increase patrols and warn coeds.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Ho Sox
Joseph Kalom
Portage
Kalom
University of Michigan
Alice Elizabeth
Kale
Alice
Southeastern Michigan
Washtenaw County
Douglas Macey
Tyesdi Kilom
Bhalamazoo
Boigass
Sen. Philp A
Hart
Michigan Law School
University
Mer Portage High School
James Peilawe
U-M
Critics' Consensus honors Hunger in America TV documentary
The fourth annual Critics' Consensus names Hunger in America from CBS Reports the most memorable TV program of the year based on a two-thirds vote by eighteen national columnists. The May 1965 to May 1989 period saw multiple runners up and other notable nominations across ABC CBS and NBC networks.
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Hollywood
Geraldine Page
Abc-Tv
Truman Capote
South
Nbc-Tv
Marvin Marx
Paul Scofield
Cbs-Tv
Bill Cosby
Group 2
Jacques Cousteau
Hospital Notes at Middlesburg Hospital and Clinic
Dismissals include Margie Caldwell, Ollie Campbell, Danny Carmack, Bertha Evans, Evelyn Green, Pris y King, Barbara Millett, Hella Mills, Donna Mirvalle, Jackie Money, Mary Pruette, Amos Presley, Rosa Woods, Mrs Ronald Lee and son, Mrs Conley Loveday and daughter. Admissions list William Allen, Millard Brown, Danny Carmack, Harley Carrall, Aileen Gilbert, Weldy Hall, Dorothy Herd, Lois Hopper, Lillian Nelson, Phillip Pilkenton, Jimmy Powers, Kimberly Spillman, Charles Stapleton, Johnny Sizemore, Carole Tineher. Visiting hours set 2 and 7-8 pm. Myrile Haigblin, Connie Sue Hensley, and Craig Smith noted in Rose Hill and London areas.
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Chian Regional
Waurs
Margie Sue Caldwell
Stoney Fork
Ollie Campbell
Tazewell
Danny Carmack
Pontiac
Mich
Bertha Evans
City
Evelyn Green
Cumberland Gap
Prisy King
Strunk
Barbara Millett
Hella Mills
Pineville
Donna Kay Mirvalle
Jackie Wayne Money
Mary G. Pruette
Amos Presley
Rose Hill
Rosa Woods
Armay
Ronald Lee
Conley
Discharge Upheld in Tenn Flake Strike Case
National Labor Relations Board trial examiner dismissed a complaint filed for one of 26 men fired by Tenn Flake Corp Middlesboro over a wildcat strike at the particle board plant last August. The examiner upheld the dismissal for 20 other workers previously.
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Washington
Tenn Flake Corp
Middlesboro
Wildcat
Particle Board
National Labor Relations Board
John G. Gragg Rulake
Lewis
Lal Tenn-Flake
Raids on Saigon Mark New UPI Warning and Bombs
Nine nights of B52 strikes hit targets near Saigon and Tay Ninh as UPI reported intensified Viet Cong actions. A bomb exploded in a Saigon pedicab killing a passenger and injuring the driver, following a blast near the National Police Headquarters that killed a child and wounded seven.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPI
Jiyblands
U.S
United States
Bayards
Salpory
Tay Minh City
Tay Ninh Cly
UMW Candidate Visits in City
A. Callen of Morgantown West Virginia, one of three men opposing Wy AL Bayle for the presidency of the United Mine Workers of America, visited Middigshard yesterday. Callen, sanctioned since 1947, lobbied for the Black Lang legislation and he promotes a seven point platform including two term limits for office, compulsory safety leanings, and pro rated pensions. He said no definite county campaign stops were scheduled.
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I A. Callen
Morgantown
W. Va
Wy AL (Ton) Bayle
United Mine Workers of America
Middigshard
Calelen
Catenin
Callen
Deaths and Funerals in Clairfield and Hulen
Funeral services were held for Buford Hamblin aged 29 at Tracy Branch Baptist Church Clairfield Tennessee with Rev Neville Partin and Rev Clarence Teague officiating. Interment followed at Hamblin Cemetery. Hamblin died June 8 1905 at his home survivors include widow Joann infant Vaugher Cindy Lynn and many relatives. Cawood Funeral Home directed services. Also noted is the death of Howard Spence Howard age 54 in Hulen with arrangements by Cawood Funeral Home.
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Buford Hamblin
Tracy Branch Baptist Church
Clairfield
Tenn
Neville Partin
Clarence Teague
Dannie Hamblin
David Hatfield
Joe Hurst
Henry Hatfield
Jack Waldropp
Wate Partin
Hamblin
Mr. Hamblin
Tie
Grasher
Prilalipnire Mining Company
Joann
Vaugher
Cindy Lynn
Dewey Hamblin
Tyee
Dayle
Lynn
Carl
Dewey
Wayne
Dellora Collins
Covington
Gertrude
Phyllis
Debbie
Gloria Hamblin
Cordelia Hatfield
Cora Hamblin
Cawood Funeral Home
Hallbenvars
Upland
Hulen
Mr. Howard
William Spence Howard
Millie Calloway Howard
Howard
UMWA
William (Bill) Howard Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for William Bill Howard of Route 3 Mule Ky were held Tuesday afternoon June 1 at Upland Church Hulen. Officiating ministers were Rev Sanford Stewart and Rev Shuri Stewart. Blackmont Church Choir sang under the direction of Campbell Branks. Family friends served the family.
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William
Bill) Howard
Willian
Route 3
Mule
Upland Church
Hulen
Sanford Steweart
Shuri Stewart
Blackmont Church
Campbell Branks
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Rosa D I Theatre
Ioe
IIRA
Lawrence al
Ecigabel
Perry
Pope
Dad
Cony
Pope Drug CO
Middlesburg Hospital
Myrilé
Haigblin
Ft Meyers
Fla
Connie Sue Hensley
Craig Smith
Daily News
United Pi International
Captaens News CO
Kentucky
P.O. Bay
United Press International
Focal
U.P. News
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee Coursty
Wax
Claibarne County
Tay Ninh
Ofiices
Cambodia
Fle Chi Minh Trail
Nurodam Sihanouk
Phese
UMW
Charles Willian
Mulen
Catherine Snellings
Cincins _ anti
Cawond Funeral Home
Ira
New Orleans
Selmar
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