Cab Firm Raided After Suspension Lifted in Kentucky
Police raided Middlesboro cab company two days after a suspension ended, charging owner Clarpen Hatfield with possession of alcohol for resale. Two Pineville men pled guilty to similar charges, with raids at homes and hotels yielding beer and liquor. State troopers cited warrants and juvenile hearing evidence as the basis for actions by county officials.
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Stair
Middlesboro
Mark
Diesburn
Bey Cab Company
Midsight
Pineville
Don Flowers
David Eastham
Clarpen Ben, Hatfield
Hatfield
Jess Slusher
Hamindy
Trooper Flowers
Ball Ti
Bell
Jamey Smith
Lester Wilson
Hott
Ity
Smith
U.S. 18
Bell County High School
Flowe Teasthamy
Ronald Jarvis
Harlan
Flowers
Sant Waralds
Boone Trail
Tennessee
Cumberland Avenues
Tee
Highway Worker Injured In Crash Near Middlesboro Kentucky
A Kentucky Department of Highways worker from Manchester was injured yesterday afternoon when pinned between a parked Chevrolet and a highway truck after a northbound driver tried to pass near Middlesboro on U S 25K. John Hensley, 20, admitted for observation at Appalachian Regional Hospital. Vehicle damage described as considerable but all cars remained drivable. The other driver fled the scene. no charges filed.
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Kentucky
Department of Highways
Manchester
Middlesboro
U.S
John Hensley
Appalachian Regional
Don Flowers
Frank M. Earle
Hensley
Chevrolet
Flowers
Ehrle
U S Says Spy Ship Not Sunk
U S and South Korean officials dismissed reports that North Korea sank an allied spy ship off its western coast. British BBC broadcast quoted North Korea claiming the sinking, while U S and UN spokesmen said no vessel was involved and no substantiation existed. The report followed Panmunjom talks near the USS Pueblo.
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Seoul
UPS
North Korea
Tandon
British Broadcasting Corp
BEG
U.S
United Nations U.S. South
Howsaten
Avserican
Tnice Sila
Panmunjam
Uss Pueblo
Convention Set Here For United Spanish War Veterans
The 41st annual United Spanish War Veterans Department of Kentucky convention will be Sunday and Monday in Middlesboro. Headquarters at Middlesboro Motel with meetings in the Kentucky Utilities auditoriums. VA Manager Giney B. Owens of Louisville will speak Monday morning. State Commissioner Ti. E. Grace Sr of Middlesboro, Monday morning meeting and 7:30 p.m. memorial service open to the public. Business session at 2 p.m. Monday and banquet at 6:20 p.m. in KU Auditorium.
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United Spanish War Veterans Department of Kentucky
Middlesboro
Kentucky Utilities
Veteran's
Giney B. Qwens
Louisvile
Ti. E. Grace
City to consider purchase of Kentucky Water Service
Middlesboro weighs buying Kentucky Water Service assets as city attorney seeks state opinion on operation if owned. Attorney General cautions no referendum may be held and a city board may run the water plant along with streets and sewers. Feasibility study by Protter-Ingels and Associates continues as negotiations began last year.
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Middlesboro
Joy Nagle
State Attorney General's Office
Eftys
Nagle
Allorency General
Signe
Protter-Ingels and Associates
Lexington
Kentucky Water Service
Salvation Army Supper and Fashion Show Tonight
The Salvation Army hosts a spaghetti supper at 6 pm followed by a fashion show at 7 30 featuring National Cotton Council outfits. The event at 1402 Cumberland Avenue includes salad bread and drink for 75 cents. booths offer pastries games and more.
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Salvation Army
National Cotton Council
Nashville
Tenn
Salvation Army Zone League
Shaghetti
Samielion Army
Cumberland Avenue
Warren's Replacement May Bring on Major Controversy
Washington reports Chief Justice Earl Warren's retirement opens a fight over who replaces him. Johnson may push a liberal nominee before Congress adjourns, triggering swift confirmation or a reappointment scenario if it occurs after adjournment. Speculation centers on Abe Portas and potential shifts among Justices Black, Fortas, Brennan, and Stewart.
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Warren
Washington
UPT
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Lst
Abe Portas
Portas
Ita
Tragic Family Die in Freeport Tanning Truck Crash
Six members of a Pineville Kentucky family died when a Middlesboro Tanning Company truck collided with their station wagon at an intersection near Freeport. Dr LaMar and his wife Patricia plus their three children perished. the remaining relatives were hospitalized. The driver of the truck, Raymond Hall, was not charged pending medical reports.
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Middlesboro Tanning Company
Raymond Hail
Pineville
Tanbing Company
Des Moines
LaMar
Hall
Freeport Hospital
Eit
Tiplecis
Stockton
Dr. LaMar
Patricia
Dautabiere
Tennbier
Sharay
Seven Lee Countians convicted in absentee voting conspiracy
A U S District Court jury convicted seven Lee Countians of conspiring to influence absentee voting in the 1968 election. Two defendants, M Reba Weston and Walter Lewes, were acquitted. Sentencing set for September 13 by Judge Robert Merhige.
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Lewes
Robert R. Merhigetr
Don Westen
Curtis Rawe
Pugate Curnley
Angus David
Edgar Sirk
Raby Tews
Woodraw — Robinsons
We Seven
Mertige
Tim
Virginia
Thithere
Tach
Johnson delays sign of 10 percent tax rise
President Johnson may wait to sign the income tax increase, delaying final action after Congress approved the bill 64 to 1 in the Senate. Payroll deductions will rise about 10 percent, with roughly one cent more per dollar withheld.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
Senate
Third Youth Here Charged in Breakin
A 15 year old Nagtewnt youth, the third of five teens sought for a June 5 break‑in at a local store, was to appear in Police Court this morning on breaking and entering charges. Paul Adkins was arrested yesterday. Ronald Lovett and Walter Profitt already released, others named. West street traffic incident and multiple drunkenness cases also listed. no injuries reported.
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Batis
Paul Adkins
Ronald Lovett
Walter Profitt
Tisans Fork
Sallberge
Walt R Barmett
Deny Carter
Beans Perk
Lovett
Profitt
Robert Jack West
Bouth Yarn Street
Miborland Avenue
Wath Street
Shrimate
Vern Thomason
Warchester
Cumberland Avenue
Mth
Eanuss
Wes Tardy
Ith Street
Robert Smith
Balmoral Ka
Lawrence Hatfield
North 12Th Bryect
Bertha L. Cloud
North 25Th
Weather Outlook Mixed Sky With Showers Through Sunday
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with little overall temperature change through Sunday. Widely scattered showers and thunder showers likely in the afternoons and evenings, especially over the north and west portions. Today's high around the upper 80s, tonight's low in the upper 50s to near 60s.
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Greerere
Health Fair Set for Clairfield Tennessee
Clairfield Tennessee hosts a week long health fair starting Monday with a mobile unit from Presbyterian Board of Mission and local Put Health officials from Claiborne County and Far Tennessee. Dr AB Shipley will tour the county with tuberculosis and dental inspections and health screenings. The event covers family planning venereal disease and general child health, sanitation and preventive care. The program traces back to 1940s clinics and Salk vaccine outreach with ongoing home visits and community health support services.
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Clairfield
Tenn
Presbyterian Board of Mission
Claiborne County
Tennessee
AB. Shipley
Ron
Veal Department
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