Clear Creek Group at Berea Meet Highlights
About 26 students and Clear Creek School staff traveled to Berea College for the four day Conference of Mountain Religious Workers. Sessions included The Present State of Truthini for Rural Mountain Pastors by Rev D M Aldridge and a conference on ministerial training. Evening events feature a Berea picnic and the first 1957 showing of Wilderness Road.
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Berea
D. M. Aldridge
Kentucky
Grex
Berea College
Indiana Port
Arama
Congress Moves to Counter Supreme Court FBI File Ruling
WASHINGTON UP Congress acts to offset a Supreme Court ruling that defendants in criminal cases may access FBI informant files. A House judiciary subcommittee approved a 5 0 bill broadening disclosure, while Attorney General Brownell pressed a milder Senate bill and Rep Keating urged a study of rulings to assess effects. Critics warn of roadblocks to law enforcement.
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House Judiciary
Herbert Brownell Jr
Capitol Hill
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N.Y
Jencks
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Kentucky News Briefs Collective Odds and Honors Across State
United Press reports Kentucky officials and institutions announcing leadership elections and grants. Jailer Association of Kentucky reelected Raymond J. McClard as president with Johnny West as vice president and Haskell R. Eslep as secretary treasurer. Murray State College secured a National Science Foundation grant to create a Saturday in service Institute for secondary science and math teachers for 1957 59. University of Kentucky physician Louie L. Boyarsky won NIH funding to study low spinal reflexes. Mammoth Cave to celebrate 16th anniversary with a staff picnic. A Leitchfield hearing was set for a suit linked to a May primary nomination dispute based on a promoter friend of a defeated candidate.
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Louisville
Raymond J. McClard
Bowling Green
Jailer Association of Kentucky
Johnny West
Frankfort
Haskell R. Eslep
Caifensburg
Nagional Science Foundation
Hospital News and Local Dismissals at Teilesbaee Hospital
Reports from Teilesbaee Hospital note discharges for Mrs Coy Markland and Mrs Harvey Whitaker, with admissions including Nolan W. Winstead of Tazewell and Mrs Frank Ogievie of Charlottesville. A single line mentions Homer Hodges and a Pisa leaning tower margin, with a later reference to a vote tally showing Hodges leading by 127 votes.
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Teilesbaee Hospital
Coy Markland
City
Harvey Whitaker
Treze
Wes Larry Lynn Trammell
Nolan W. Winstead
Tazewell
Frank Ogievie
Charlottesville
James Cline
Linda
Soran de Dotson
Ray Harber
Jonesville
Boy
Eure
Homer
Hodges
Porter
Pisa
Wallace
Community Ties Highlight Weekend Visits and Church Services
Michigan visitors Mr and Mrs Noah Solomon Shipman stayed with Mr and Mrs Overton Miracle in Miracle and attended the Primitive Baptist Church service. Easter Kentucky State College staff A J Wilson and family joined local residents for church events. Multiple locals hosted relatives, attended baptisms and communions, and reported an auto accident involving Bob Sutton and family with minor injuries.
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Noah Solomon Shipman
Michigan
Overton
Lrmitive Baptist Church
A. J. Wilson
Kentucky State College
Richmond
C.V. Wilson
Margaret’ Wilson
Mary
Laura
Mag-1
Pie
Middlesboro
Laura Wilder
Meda Sue
Sarah Taylor
Rosa
Wallace Hensles
Bob Sutton Ant
Henry Lee
Arless Taylor
Ohio
Gracie Lundy
Clear Fork
Gracie Limdy
Clear
Fork
Emily
Lehman Lee
Andrew Lee
Luther Taylor
Wallace Hensley
Stella Hensley
Harry Balt
Pineville
Gillis Miracle
Gibsoh Station
Mir
Jim Henry
Primitive Baptist Church
Bob Sutton
Charlie Sutton
Noone
Speed Drives Holiday Accidents Warns Safety Council
A National Safety Council study on Labor Day weekend accidents found speed contributed to 71 percent of fatalities, with drinking, early weekend travel, and nighttime hours as major factors. The report urges caution and public awareness as part of its Back the Attack on Traffic Accidents campaign, noting 8,500 deaths in July and drowning as a leading Fourth of July killer.
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Chicago
National’ Safety Council
Council
Panama Canal near record low due to spring drought
Officials in Balboa Panama Canal Zone report Gatun Lake water levels have dropped to 42 feet, about 3 feet below normal and only inches above the all-time low. The unprecedented drought this spring has constrained canal operations and risked disruptions.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Gatun ‘Lake
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