Tri Staters In Service Cadets In ROTC Training
Cadet Harry M. Love begins six week ROTC training at Indian Town Gap Pa on June 18 while his wife Emily resides in Middlesboro. PFC Aubrey G. Pruette, son of Mr and Mrs Shirley C Pruette of Middlesboro, participates in a two week field exercise with the Seventh U.S. Army in Germany testing communications operations. Billy C. Rains, son of Mr and Mrs William M. Rains of Middlesboro, is set to represent the 3rd Infantry Division in the Army Prix LeClerc Marksman matches in Grafenwoehr Germany May 26 to 28 as a machine gunner in the 3rd Division's 1st Battalion. Staff Sergeant William E. Turnbough of Pennington Gap Va has arrived for duty at Homestead AFH Fla with a SAC unit after a Canada tour and is married to Susette Ragsdale. Billy J. Moore of New Tazewell Tenn has been promoted to master sergeant in the U S Air Force at Patrick AFB Fla.
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Harry M. Love
Emily
Middlesboro
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Love
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Aubrey G. Pruette
Shirley C. Pruette
William E. Turnbough
Ernest Bell
S. Ford St Pennington Gap
Homestead Afh
Fla
Canada
Turnbough
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Homestead
Susette Ragsdale
Billy J. Moore
Abe Moore
New Tazewell, Tenn
U. S. Air Force
Patrick Afb
Fis
Claiborne County High School
Donald E. Nichols
Thelma
Glen Yeary
Rose Hill, Vz
Nichols
Patrick
Ben J. Funk
AFSE
Space Systems Division
Army PFC Prince participates in German field exercise
Army PFC Jack J. Prince, 24, son of Mr and Mrs John H Prince of Barbourville, took part in a field training exercise with the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany from May 17 to 27. He is a Knox Central High School graduate, class of 1966. James Henry Jeffries II, native of Pineville, has been promoted to captain in the U S Marine Corps Reserve and will proceed to summer training at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. A University of Kentucky College of Law graduate, Jeffries is an attorney in Washington, D C.
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Army
Jack J. Prince
John H. Prince
Barbourville
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Germany
Prince
Knox Central High School
James Henry Jeffries II
Pineville
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Camp Lejeune
N. C
University of Kentucky College of Law
Jefferies
Washington, B. C
Dog noseprint as identification compares to human fingerprints
A view notes that a dog's noseprint serves for identification with similar fallibility as a human fingerprint. The claim uses a zoological context to discuss the reliability of noseprints versus fingerprints for individual identification.
Unpaid Rent Charged in Trial Against Middlesboro Motor Sales
Mrs. Craig Ralston and her son Henry testified the building at 2121 Cumberland Avenue leased to Middlesboro Motor Sales owed $14,023 in unpaid rent. They described a five year lease to Sharp and others, later reorganized from partnership to corporation, with no payments since September 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Ralston
Middlesboro Motor Sales
Henry Ralston
Universal Cit
William Watso
CIT
Middleshoro Motor Sales
Ralstons
Cumberland Avenue
James S. Sharp
Ralston
Fe. Dooley
Middesboro Natar Sales
Rilsing
The Parson Thinks Out Loud about Meeting Jesus anew
A preacher reflects on personal acquaintance with Jesus, reading Matthew in the New English Bible. He describes Jesus as a powerful, honest man whose presence felt thrilling. He notes the translation’s phrases about making nations disciples, implying broad spiritual scope for civilizations and political states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Matthew
Conference Reflections On Temple Meetings And Jesus Death
A fragmented Wednesday note questions modern conferences held outside the Temple and their role in the death of Jesus. The message reflects on church gatherings and the contrast with biblical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Jesus
Temple
Faith and loss weave through a Thursday discussion
The excerpt explores faith as a shaping force in loss and memory, contrasting inner doubt with public life. It notes a Friday focus on Jesus life as lived, listing recurring terms such as prayer, doctrine, slander, teacher, children, prostitute, servant, hypocrite, husband, fish, soldiers, and holiday as themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Reflections on aging and science in modern medicine
The writer muses on the dark lining behind bright medical progress and prayer for the elderly. They note rising old age, common illnesses, and high costs as the shadows of modern medicine, urging continued faith and perseverance even after life’s hardest trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medici
Lincoln Memorial statue height in Washington report
A report notes the Lincoln statue in Washington's Lincoln Memorial stands nine feet from head to foot confirming its overall height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Deaths and Funerals H I Duncan and Luckadoo
Hugh I Duncan 63 of Miracle Ky died June 10 1963 at home. Survived by wife Vergie and many children and grandchildren. Funeral 3 40 pm Sunday Weaver Funeral Home Chapel interment New Gray Cemetery. Mrs Bittie Luckadoo died Shawanee Tenn survived by children and grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Sunday Shawanee Methodist Church burial Scott Cemetery. Coffey and Davidson Funeral Homes in charge.
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Hugh I. Duncan
Miracle
Mr. Duncan
Knox County
Tenn
William Smith Duncan
Martha Jane Johnson Duncan
Virgie Cupp
The
Baptist Church
U. S
Duncan
Weaver Funeral Home
Knoxville
Vergie Duncan
Hugh S. Duncan
Jacksonville
Fla
Marshall G. Duncan
Mombasa
Kenya
East Africa
Sears E. Dungan
Oak Ridge
William F. Duncan
Finey Flats
James R&r. Duncan
Norris
John R. Duncan
San Div Calif
Johnny Gilbert
Jay Craft
Port Washington
N. Y
Billy Brookshire
Mountain City
Fean
Sarah Jane Duncan
San Diego
Cal Brothers Charlie
Heiskell
Ryles
Earl Duncan
French Duncan
New Gray
Cawood Funeral Home
Bittie Luckadoo
Shawanee
Minnie Luckadoo
Arlene Britton
Vax Sons
Sis
Walter Luckadoo
Paul Luckadoo
Virginia Beach
Shawanee Methodist Church
Scott
Coffey
Davidson Funeral Home
Wright Cocwell
Campbell Cemetery
Rose Hill
Elizabeth Campbell 37 Dies in Baltimore
Elizabeth Patricia Campbell aged 37 formerly of Rose Hill Virginia died suddenly in Baltimore Maryland in June.
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Elizabeth Patricia Campbellii
Elizabeth Patricia Campbell
Rose Hill
Baltimore
Hospital Notes and Dismissals At Middleshoro Clinic
Middleshoro Hospital and Clinic lists visiting hours 1 2 and 78 dismissals. Admissions include Ralph Campbell Rose Hill Sadie Harris Dora Ingram Mrs Korum Long New Taze well Johnson Maiden Chenoa Robert Miller James Partin Arthur Patterson Cluster Simmons Mrs Lee Taylor Mrs Robert White Mrs Virgil William.
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Middleshoro Hospital
Carolyn Spurlock
Rose Imi
Ralph Campbell
Rose Hill
Sadie Harris
City
Dora Ingram
Korum Long
New Tazewell
Johnson Maiden
Chenoa
Robert Miller
James Partin
Fraser Arthur Patterson
Simmons
New Tavewell
Lee Taylor
Robert White
Virgil William
Appalachian Regional Hospital Visiting Hours And Dismissals
Visiting hours listed as 2 4 and 6 90 6 30 with numerous names of patients admitted or dismissed including Tommy Sullivan Helen Burkhart Kenyir Winnie Langford Field Helen Wagner Danna Bush Tilman batfield Orpha Rowlett Imogene Yoakum Speedwell Lisa Teague Jane Vanover Williams Slasher Rosa McCarty Leona Greene Geneva Brimm Rose Clairfield Larry Sheckles ADMISSIONS Births include Mrs Alva Wade Hill and Pridden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Tommy Sullivan
Helen Margaret Burkhart
Kenyir
Winnie Langford
Helen Wagner
Danna Bush
City
Tilman Batfield
Orpha Rowlett
Imogene Yoakum
Speedwell
Lisa J. Teague
Eagan
Jane Vanover
City Williams
Slasher
Calvin Rosa B. McCarty
Leona Greene
Geneva Brimm
City General
Colonels White McDivitt Receive Best Today Honors
Space Center reports Lt Cols James McDivitt and Edward White returning home after orbiting Earth 62 times in four days. They will join family life briefly before a Chicago parade and San Antonio and Houston celebrations. President Johnson promotes Grissom to lieutenant colonel and Cooper to major later.
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Alvin 8. Webb JR
Rohnson
Texas LI Ranch
Prigf
Chicago
Dack- Tson
Mich
San Antonio
McDivite
White
White House
Geminid
Chat Johnson
Wasp
Air Force
Stuart's Story In Magazine Home for the Bed in Georgia Review
Athens, Ga. Jesse Stuart, renowned Kentucky author, wrote a story titled Home for the Bed for the forthcoming Georgia Review, a quarterly publication produced in the city. Stuart has regularly contributed prose and fiction to the magazine.
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Athens
Jesse Stuart
Kentucky
Georgia
Colleges urged to teach responsible drinking to students
California college officials were told to adopt a forthright policy of teaching students how to drink. An expert from Washington urged that drinking education be standard on campus, comparing it to training in driving and safety to reduce danger among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tande City
Calif
Iran
Washington, D.C
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505Th Signal Group
Hanau
Middlesboro High School
Sa Hope
Aes Eno
Peter Sellers
Elke Sommer
Cheyenne
Sturges
Mrsc Corporation
United Artists
Betty
Moses
Amons Righ
Farr
Gibson Station
Earl Sumpter
Virginia
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Lee County
Ewing
Earl Palmer
Cambose
Robert Campbell
Reuben Davis
Harvey
Detroit
John
Trene McCagg
Gamville
Beauty Shop
Val
McDivitt
Valery Dykovsky
President Johnson
Houston Manned Spacecraft Center
Johkosonys
Gemini
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Ang. 9
McDivit
Pat White
Mc‘Divitt
McDivilt
United States
Stuart
Friedrich
Hobart
ORR & Dixon
E. Lothbury Ave
Tunisia
Peace Corps
Washington, D. C
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