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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
1
Paris reports confirm President Kennedy floated a meeting with Charles de Gaulle during his European tour. Informal channels conveyed the offer to Paris as Kennedy eyes Paris, with timing tied to de Gaulle and a broader postwar foreign policy recalibration.
Colonel Jess K.R. Nickols of Blackwater Wv joined 15 other senior Air Force officers in receiving diplomas from the 202 member class at the U S Army War College Carlisle Barracks Pa Nickols son of Mrs Nina M Nichols of Blackwater was selected for the 10 month course at the Armys premier education institution The ceremony highlighted graduates destined for top command roles Also noted were promotions and assignments across the Army Air Force and support services involving individuals from Kentucky Virginia and nearby towns with names such as Oliver L Smith Pineville Robert Daniels Gra Daniels St Charles Alma Hubbard Raymond Cummings and others in various ranks and posts including Eglin AFB Selfridge AFB and Fort Eustis N June HH and other service milestones were listed across several families.
A non union worker, Aaron Pressnell, about 50, was shot through the windshield of a car near Pall Creek in Grundy County, as he and fellow non union employee Bobby Lane, 26, drove to work. Lane surrendered quietly after police found him. both men worked for Grundy Mining Co which had resumed limited ops amid a six month strike. The shooting occurred as night watchmen headed to work on a mountain road. officials say a vehicle blocked the road before the shot. The strike, ongoing since December, has seen several dynamitings and shootings in the coal fields.
Horticulture specialist New Will, from the University of Kentucky, visits Bell County next Wednesday to demonstrate shrub staking pruning and flower arranging. He will stop at Hill Greene’s residence on Harlan Road at 9:00 am, then at James Parsifal’s residence on Harlan Road at 10:00 am, and finally in Middlesboro at 1:30 pm at the Kentucky Utilities auditorium on Climberland Avenue.
Twenty senior 4-H members from Lee County along with a leader and extension agent attend senior 4-H Camp at the Southeast Virginia LH Center near Abingdon. Participants hail from Buchanan Wise and other counties. Classes include swimming archery safety craft and career exploration. Evening activities feature vesper programs song games a talent show lighting service and challenges. Groups are split into four teams competing in sports and activities all week.
Paul Pierre Schweitzer deputy director of the Bank of France was appointed Friday as managing director of the International Monetary Fund. He succeeds the late Per Jacobsson who died in London on May 3.
A reflective diary of Christian thought from Sunday to Saturday notes how Jesus and Christian history shape modern faith. It links Jesus becoming human to our calling, recalls Justin Martyr's plea for fair treatment, and quotes bishops urging quiet faithful witness amid persecution and church strife.
Hospital notes list multiple discharges and admissions from Middlesboro area facilities. Dismissals include Bonnie Gilbert and Loretta Ceeech among city residents. admissions feature Billy Burch and Dorothy Lively. births noted for Mrs Olig Ray Baker and Pineville hospital events. Visiting hours listed 3-2 aml 7-3.
The board confirmed a budget ending the arrangement and agreed to hire attorneys as needed. Gillingham was directed to write Wyifeos to thank him for service. A secretary for Arnett was requested and supplies were sought. Afterward, Gillin ham, Golden, Elmer Bush, and A L Walters Jr toured new construction including a $20,000 auditorium facelift and a $10,000 chemistry lab. absent were Dr David C Asher and James Q Keout.
Jonesville High School will restart its band after a ten year lapse. Principal Harold Nel says enthusiasm is high as about ninety students enroll with five male instructors. Old uniforms may be reused with new purchases if needed.
Louisville Mayor William Conger urged police to be tolerant toward Junior Chamber of Commerce convention attendees. He predicted 10 000 delegates and wives would create a friendly, fun atmosphere and cause little property damage while leaving an economic impact of 2 to 3 million dollars.
Pope Paul VI vowed to pursue unity from the Ecumenical Council and defend world peace. He spoke in Latin at the Sistine Chapel after his election as the 262nd successor to St. Peter, calling for social justice, aid to underdeveloped nations, and a shared effort toward harmony in the space age.
A beginner swimming class begins Monday at 9 a.m. at the Jaycee Pool. It runs 10 lessons at 75 cents per session. Prospective enrollees should appear by 3 p.m. Monday.
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