300000 Children Needing Adoption Pair With 12 Says
Gay Pauley reports that about 300000 American children need homes, with the Doss family founding a complete adoption guide. Carl and Helen Doss recount adoptive success and warn against lax laws while urging better regulation to curb black markets and improve matching, heritage disclosure, and overall child welfare.
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Helen Doss
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Alcoholism Causes Debated Across Medical Views
A review of scientific theories on alcoholism notes conflicting results. Some attribute it to physiological issues like vitamin deficiencies or metabolic faults, others blame psychological factors such as personality inadequacy. Most authorities now view alcoholism as arising from multiple causes, physiological or psychological, or both, with Alcoholics Anonymous cited as early to embrace this multi-factor view.
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Kentucky News Briefs Hopkinsville drownings and local notices
Sixteen year old George Airlce Mack Jr. drowned in a pond at Pembroke after cramps struck while swimming with his brother and others. Tred G. Brady will act as postmaster in Fulton after appointment Tuesday. Vernon Hombs denied a retail liquor license in Wicko. J. Hopkins Young’s license suspended for one week over a bad check. Paducah Building and Trades Council protested the Alben Barkley Dam site in a jurisdiction dispute, work continued. Ashland voters approved a 50 cent tax to fund a 2.5 million school project by a 50 to 295 margin with 80 percent turnout. Louisville man Washburn injured in collision. a passenger injured. Hazard reports third Kentucky State Reformatory escapee captured in Futan. Homer Stacey among the escapees.
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George RR
Pembroke
Noward
Frankfort
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Vernon Xombs
Wicco
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Hazard
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Obituary for William Robert Sulfridge of Ewing
William Robert Sulfridge, 65, died at his home in Ewing this morning. Survived by wife Addie, three sons Ray of Ewing Leon of Detroit James of Riverside, four daughters W T Rose of Ewing Fugate Riley of Ewing Bite Sulfridge of Ewing Adelia Ann Guiley of Middlesboro, brothers Oscar of Tazewell Carson of Middlesboro. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Richmond Funeral Morne in charge. Shrimp Association official notes 7,000 shrimp boats marketed 220,006,000 pounds last year. 65,000,000 pounds imported from Mexico still needed.
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William Robert Sulfridge
Ewing
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Ray Sulfridge
Leon Sulfridge
Detroit
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Riverside
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W. T. Rose
Fugate Riley
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Adelia Ann Guiley
Middlesboro
Bya
Oscar Sulfridge
Tazewell
Carson Sulfridge
Richmond
Budget Notice for Bell County July 1 1957 Meeting
Summary of the 1957 58 budget appropriations fixed by Bell County Budget Commissioners and tentatively approved by Bell Fiscal Court and State Local Finance Officer. Proposal to Bell Fiscal Court at Pineville on July 1 1957 for final adoption. Detailed copy posted near East door of Bell County Courthouse. Any person may appear July 1 1957 to seek changes.
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Bell Fiscal Court
Department of Revenue
Pineville
Kentucky
Bell County Court House
Nickerson Seeks Leniency In Secret Missile Data Case
Defense argues Col. John C. Nickerson acted from loyalty to the Army and country as prosecutors press a 15 count charge for leaking secret missile information. Witness Dr. Werner von Braun associate Klaus Stuhlinger testified Nickerson aided Jupiter missile development, while prosecutors note privacy lapses and blame the overall context of Redstone Arsenal.
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United Press
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Aix
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Ternat Stuhlinger
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Redstone Arsenal
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Tedstone
Army Ballistics Missiles Agency
ABMA
J. 8. Medaris
Weraner von Braun
Jenkins
Stulinger
Sive
Stuhlinger
Charles E. Wilson
Air Force
Board names two regional vocational school directors
The state Board of Education named Hewitt Conway Mathis of Drakesboro as director of the West Kentucky Vocational School in Paducah to replace retiring C. L. Timberlake. Steve Ui. Marcum of Bowling Green was named director of the Northern Kentucky Vocational School in Covington to succeed Clifford H. Ficke, who died in Florida after suspension. Mitchell Davis of Glasgow was appointed to the State Textbook Commission to replace C. R. Hager, who resigned as Jessamine County superintendent to join the University of Kentucky extension staff.
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Drakesboro
West Kentucky Vocational School
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C. L. Timberlake
Steve Ui. Marcum
Bowling Green
Northern Kentucky Vocational School
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Clifford H. Ficke
Florida
Mitchell Davis
Glasgow
Kentucky Education Association
Barren County
Fextbook Commission
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Nicholasville
Hager
Jessamine County
University of Kentucky
Hospital News in Heeston Dismissals List Prompt
In Heeston a hospital notices visiting hours and lists dismissals including Mrs McNeeley Shawas Mrs Lee Hopkins and daughter from Sneedville Robert Trent from Tazewell Elmer Hurst from Toledo W L Budren and daughter from New Tazewell and Kenneth York from City. A furrier offers Ten Million Minks booklet explaining fur quality and mutations from auction terms to Tourmaline fur.
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Sneedville
Robert Trent
Tazewell
Elmer Hurst
Toledo
Jrs
Budren
New Tazewell
Kenneth York
City
New York
House of Arobowies
School Aid Plan Disappoints Advocates
Washington advocates for federal school aid praised only partial approval from President Eisenhower of a proposed plan to address classroom shortages. He endorsed the basic principles but reserved judgment on details, approving a $1.5 billion five year program with mixed funding to states. The letter to Rep. Frelinghuysen signaled continued congressional debate on the measure.
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Eistinower
Ian
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N.j
Eisenhower
Congress
Reed
Agriculture
Bara T. Benson
Benson
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