Movieman Selznick Dies in Hollywood
David Selznick, producer of Gone With the Wind, died of a heart attack in Beverly Hills at 63. His death stunned Hollywood as friends recalled plans to return to film work and discuss something significant beyond his landmark success. Funeral plans were pending.
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United Press Intentional
Hollywood
UPI
David
Selznick
Hollyswood
Salznick
Barry Brannen
Beverly Hills
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Selenick
Academy
Jennifer
Russell Birdwell
David 0. Selznick
Vivien Leigh
Clark Gable
Hospital and Visiting Notes From Middlesboro Hospital
Dismissals and admissions listed for Middlesboro area patients including Nancy Barton Une Eldridge Ewing Mrs Don Denny Walter Green Ben Sutton and others. Birth noted for a boy at Appalachian Regional Hospital Tazewell with visiting hours cited as 24 end and 7 8. Maryland Gazette founded 1727 noted as America’s oldest newspaper.
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Middlesboro Hospital
David Crigger
George Hopkins Jonesville
Elizabeth Howard
Ewing Carolyn Johnson
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Une Eldridge
Ewing
Don Denny
City
Walter Green
Ben Sutton
Hubert Rowland
Tazewell
Appalachian Regonal Ho
Olive Sprague
Joy Ingram
Lida Thomas
Cumberland Joe
Maryland Gazette
America
Obituary for Andrew Brock of Pineville
Andrew Brock of Route 1 Pineville died June 2 at 12 40 a m after a long illness He was born April 2 1892 in Bell County son of Frank and Dick Brock A retired Louisville and Nashville Railroad worker he was a long time resident of Bell County and a member of East Pineville Baptist Church Survivors include wife Mille Brock Route 1 Pineville two daughters Mrs Ida Head and Mrs ann Dorton of Cincinnati six sons Gillis George Gene Andrew and Sills Brock and others 27 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 pm at East Pineville Baptist Church with the Rev Jesse Slusher and Rev Archie Walters officiating Pallbearers will be friends of the family Burial will be in Siler and Cheek Cemetery Arnett Funeral Home Pineville is in charge
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Andrew Bkuch
Andrew Brock
Pineville
Bell County
Frank
Dick Johnson Brock
Brock
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
East Pineville Baptist Church
Mille Brock
Ida Head
Ann Dorton
Cincinnati
Shige
Gillis Brock
George Brock
Gene Brock
Edward Brock
Sills
East Pineville
Jesse Slusher
Archie Walters
Cigarette Warning Legislation Faces House Senate Clash
Washington sources report a health warning requirement on cigarette packages advancing in the House while the Senate backs a similar plan but with differing ad warning rules. A key dispute centers on a ban on cigarette advertising warnings by the FTC and whether it lasts three years or permanent. Lawmakers fear FTC action would usurp congressional powers as talks begin in a conference committee.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
House-Senate Conference Committee
Commission
Congress
Soviet U S Relations Have Cooled Further
United Press International reports officials say Soviet American relations have cooled due to intensified Vietnam War hostilities. Moscow shifts toward harsher anti U S rhetoric, while Washington maintains its military effort to press Hanoi. A wider potential impact on Europe and global communism is noted as relations worsen.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
United States
Medicare Decision To Be Made Today By AMA Delegates
In New York the AMA House of Delegates debates resolutions on Medicare participation. Most call for non participation, while the group also weighs cooperation or a cautious stance. AMA's lobbying spend exceeded 900 thousand dollars in early 1968, with most funds used for a broad advertising push for its eldercare plan. Pickets gathered outside the Americana Hotel as delegates prepared to vote.
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Medicare
AMA
New York
House of Delegates
Committee On Legislation and Public Affairs
Walegree
Americana Hotel
Podgorny Seen Absent From Moscow Due To Illness
Moscow sources report Nikolai Podgorny, the No 2 figure in the Soviet Communist Party, has not been seen publicly since last month. The 62 year old Ukrainian leader reportedly fell ill around June 5 and was replaced by his doctor, with Premier Kosygin and Brezhnev cited in health notes.
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Moscow
UTI
Diplomatie
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Communist Party
Podgorny
Ile
Leonid I. I Brezhnev
Central Committee
C.P.S.U
Brezhnev
Nikita
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Ko Isyein
Classified Rates For Middlesboro Daily News Subscribers
The Middlesboro Daily News lists subscription prices: within its area at 8 dollars a year, 4.50 for six months, 2.50 for three months, and 1.00 for one month. Outside area rates are 10 dollars yearly, 5 dollars half-year, and 1 dollar monthly.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Mddleshire
Kentucky
Uniwd Press International
United Press Intenational
Middlesboro
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
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Betty Sue Patrick
City Admissions
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Walker Dardan Johnson
Jack Horn
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Tom Hubbard
Angel Y. Kyle
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Waller Massengill
Della Warren
Hassie Lay
Thelma Johnson
William Atkins, Jr
Lavenda Collins
Famous Name Brands
Life Stride
Paradise Kittens
Buster Brown
T. H. Campbell & Bros
Sale
LMU
Lincoln Memorial University
Gulf Oil Corporation
Glenn Harwell
Morristown
H. LaMarr Rice
Harwel Ales
Harwell
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