Kennedy plans Galway visit amid honors and aging bonds
The article notes President Kennedy preparing a visit to Galway and Limerick framed as a gesture to honor ancestors and strengthen ties, while stressing the seriousness of current political encounters. It references a Soviet Chinese exchange condemning Moscow with a dispatch describing aggressive rhetoric and a coordinated attack on China’s stance.
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Dublin
Brostlent Kennedy
Galway
Limerick
Ronce
Tristan
Hye
Khrushchev Seeks Red Unity In East Europe
Soviet Premier Khrushchev aims to unite East European communist blocs as Western allies seek cohesion before a possible midlevel summit next week. East European commissioners plan to relay positions in East Berlin to join Khrushchev.
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Berlin
Lily Alles
Cilia
Seversance
East Berlin
Khrashchev
Crowds Gather for Coronation at St Peter's Rome
Vatican City crowds including tourists and locals assemble for the coronation of Pope Paul VI. The ceremony is planned Sunday with a three hour service at St. Peter's, funded by church missions and organizations. A charitable crown of about 390,000 is anticipated.
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Vatican City
UPT
Mternol
Poy
Paul
Sex Scandal Exposures Slated In Ward Hearing
London reports say additional disclosures about high society vice are forthcoming as Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies prepare to testify again in the Stephen Ward trial. The case centers on Ward’s alleged role in procuring young women for sexual encounters and assisting illicit activities tied to key political and social figures.
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Harry F. Stathol
United Tress International London
UPT
Fional
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy
Rice-Davies
Stephen Ward
Profuma
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Oye Nation
Harold Macmillan
Ward
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth Taylor
Jean Paul Getty
West End
Christine
Wth Profumo
Lord Astor
Renr
The Parson Thinks Out Loud and Daily Meditations
A fragmented journal style piece reflecting on self fulfillment, Christian reward, unexamined life, and faith. It blends Monday to Saturday thoughts including race, weather, pride, prayer in schools, and the face of Jesus as central mystery. The voice critiques ego and champions spiritual inquiry.
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Milton
Delferson
Man Freed Over Blast Five Held for Trial
Jackson Kentucky reports a charge of attempting to blast the Louisville and Nashville Railroad bridge in Perry County was dismissed against Bri Baker. Five others, Berman Gibson, Charles Engle, Herbert Stacy, Tonway Allen Combs, and Adam Huff, remain to stand trial in U S District Court on October 14 under the federal wrecking statute. Gibson and Stacy set bond at 10,000 each. Combs bond 10,000. other two defendants, Bigelenslay and Clayton Turner, also face trial in October.
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Jackson
Louisvile & Nashville
Pei County
Baker
Taos
Cash Willams
Te Gosbs
Rial
U.S. District Court
Berman Gibson
Hazard
Charles Engle
Herbert C
Stacy
Tonway Allen Combs
Adam Huff
Perry County
Gibson
Combs
Bige Elenslay
Clayton ‘Turner
Fiiat
Couri
Seven Killed As Bus Collides With Cars In Rutherford
Seven people died and 26 were injured when a heavily loaded bus collided with two cars on Route 3 in Rutherford New Jersey during a thunderstorm. The westbound bus veered into the center divider and was struck by oncoming traffic. Bus driver Wilbur Parker escaped serious injury after his vehicle spun and struck the windshield. Names of some victims were tentatively identified as Anthony Vertute Ned Leonora Levin and Joseph. The bus was operated by Tilers Transportation Company from New York City with 3 passengers at the time of the crash. Witnesses described a violent impact with multiple passengers ejected or trapped inside the bus as rain and smoke filled the scene.
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Rutherford
UPD
Winnton
Wilbur- Parker
Hackensick General Hospital
Anthony J. Vertute
le Son
Ned
Leonora Levin
Joseph
Domtia
Pampian Plains
Tilers Vnly Fesportation Cay
York Authority
New York City
Towis
Describys
Robert Polaske
Union City
James Williams
GOP Fates Rest With Republicans In Civil Rights Debate
Nationwide protests and court actions unfold as leaders from MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. and others condemn or threaten action over Kennedy civil rights proposals. Desegregation fights surface in Alabama Mississippi Georgia and Tennessee with governors courts and local councils weighing compliance and protests.
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United Press International
Kennedy
Marti Luther King Jr
Norfolk
Republican Party
Washington
Step
Adam
Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Water main work plans priced for city projects
A list details proposed water mains on multiple streets with quoted costs. Projects include two, six, and eight inch mains on Exeter, 42nd Street, Rosewood Avenue, Gloucester, Worcester, Norfolk, and other corridors, with totals ranging from about 2,160 to 10,122 dollars.
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Exeter
Loneisville and Nashville Railroad
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Rosewoo Avene
Dalewood
Oakwood
Gloucester
Glowcesterton
Hil Streets
Nutwport Avenue
26Th Streets
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26Th Street
Worcester Avenue
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Bth
Jats Street
Worcester
Chienester Avenue
Exeter Avenue
34Th
Sath Streets
South 2Nd Street
Exeter Avene
Carmony Street
Alley
34Th Street
PSC Clears Way for Cut In KU Rates
Kentucky Public Service Commission approves a 5.3 percent rate reduction for Kentucky Utilities Co affecting about 170000 customers. The decrease, totaling 1.107 million dollars, applies to residential usage between 100000 and 400000 kilowatt hours per month and becomes effective on bills issued after July 1. The change reduces KU revenues and lowers bills for residential customers and some wholesale power consumers.
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Frankfort
Ipu
Falta
Kentucky Util- Gey Co
Wut
State Public Service Commission
Electro- Brock
KO_eesidential
Robert
Four Mile
Sia
Damage Suit Seeks 315000 in Bell County Court
A damage suit seeks 315000 in the Bell County district court. The case lists Nelson Fulbright as the plaintiff and involves the Pineville area, with the filing detailing a claims for personal injury or property damage. A preliminary docket indicates the court of record as the Bell County Crevice Court.
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Nelson “Fulbright
Bell County
Civil Liberties Union Threatens Suit Over Prayer Ruling
In Kentucky, the Civil Liberties Union warned it will sue if schools do not align with the Supreme Court ban on compulsory Bible reading and prayer. The attorney general weighs how the ruling applies to Kentucky classrooms as the state board seeks guidance.
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Frankfort
UPI
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Kentucky Civil Liberties Union
KCLU
Priscllla Robertson
Anchorage
Attorney General’s Office
Thore
Kentuel
Supreme Decis
Wwe
Tri-Staters in Service Promoted and Training Highlights
Promotions and training notices from Middlesboro and nearby areas detail George Nt. Milter, a USN hospital corpsman, being promoted while serving with the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune. Other items note Staff Sergeant Frank C. Wyres on two weeks Army Active Duty Training at Fort Belvoir, Private Alva Day beginning basic at Fort Jackson, and airman 3rd Class Kenneth Amyrekon Pennington reassigned after completing inventory specialist training at Amarillo AFB. James FR Johns, USN, son of Middlesboro residents, serves aboard USS Valley Forge, which took part in Wind Sock off California in late June.
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George Nt. Milter
Usn
Ruby J. Miracle
Route 2
Middleboro
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Millier
Middlesbore High School
Frank C. Wyres
Abs
Louie Wyres
Ewing
U. 5
Army Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Wyres
Army Reserves
478Th Eigberr Battalion
Eharcgs
Alva Day
Nesl Day Middlesbora
Fort Jackson
S. C
U. S. Airman
Third Glass
Amarillo Afb
Tex
W. J. Pennington
St. Charles, Va
James Fr, Johns
Rreman
Ars. James, R, Johns
Middlesboro
Valley Forge
California
Pioneer Playhouse in Danville Announces New Season
Darville Ky. Innovative Pioneer Playhouse schedules a lineup of original plays by established writers. The non profit state theatre showcases works to connect playwrights with New York agents, with performances June to Sept featuring titles such as The Dry Dolphin and See Ok Runs.
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Darville
Danyish Pioneer Playhouse
Wonuneta
U. S
Kentucky
New York
Strouse
Anthors
Mayhouse
Margo Jones
Eben Henson
Danville Theatre
William Averbung
Lewie & Salaburg
William Wemming
Ageil
Adele Cortinvaclini
Pitt Inne
George “Averbuch
Valerie
Clifford George
Bowls Cramer
John Michael Grissmar
Hen Lays Eggs in Tree in Chattanooga
Bantam hen roosts about 15 feet up in a tree as owner Leonard Bell comments on her habit. The scene describes the hen laying eggs while perched, with Bell noting the bird’s preference for the basket and perch as part of the quirky domestic episode.
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Chattanooga
Leonard Bell
Hell
Rell
Coffee County Stall Is Dry In Manchester Tennessee
Coffee County residents voted on a proposal to permit legal whisky sales, with results showing a dry outcome similar to a past referendum. Voters rejected the plan by a margin comparable to the 144 referendum, leaving the Dickel whiskey distillery nearby as a notable local landmark.
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Manchester, Ton
Velfee Couny
Turkish official reports arrests over secret Kurtis group
Turkish Deputy Minister Bekata announced that 11 Turkish citizens and one Traqi national were arrested on charges of destructive activities tied to forming a secret Kurtis association in Turkey. He indicated some foreign contact but did not name them.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Ins Ferior
Hitzi Oguz Bokata
Lee County ZIP Codes Announced
Pennington Gap Virginia hosts announce Lee County ZIP codes to take effect Monday. The Police Department urges use of the new 423 prefix on mailing items as the system rolls out across towns including Jonesville and surrounding areas.
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Lee County
Pennington Gap
Dryden Ewing Pembigion Gap
Rose Fill
St Charles
Hospital Notes Middleyboro Births and Dismissals
Middlesboro Memorial Boxport notes births Rufus Middleton a boy Ralph Wollenbarger a boy at Fonde. Visiting hours 2 4 and 6 34 890. Dismissals include Thompson East Stone Gap Supirs John Gust Pittsburg Pa Bert a Lyon City Floyd Heurterson City Benny Stinger Pineville Ida Howard Alpine Della Taylor Clairfield Connie McCullough Frakes Tima Lee Carpenter City. Admissions list several names including Mary J Green Vickie Kay Kapitan Calvin Alva A Taylor Artémus James Taylor Arjay Mrs John W Owens girl City.
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Frank “Thompson
East Stone
Gap
John Supirer
Anna Gust
Pittsburg
Berta Lyon
Floyd Heurterson
Benny Stinger
Pineville
Ida Howard
Alpine
Della Taylor
Clairfield
Connie McCullough
Frakes
Tima Lee Carpenter
Mary J. Green
Vickie Kay Kapitan
Calvin Alva A. Taylor
Artémus
James Taylor
Arjay
John W. Owens
Hints Left Louisville By Jaycees
Jaycees praised Louisville hospitality but delegates faced browsing and air conditioning issues at Freedom Hall. National president Dick Headlee urged air-conditioning for Freedom Hall and suggested the Kentucky State Fair auditorium be cooled for future conventions.
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Louisville
UPO
Aunior
Taaude
Dick Seadlee
Bountiful
Utal
Jaycees
Freedom Mill
Taycer
Wisconsin
Kentucky State Fail and Exposition Center
Headles
Vanderbilt Medical School Receives $408000 Brain Study Grant
Vanderbilt University medical school has received 408000 dollars from the National Institute of Mental Health for brain study work. The grant will set up a training program in psychopharmacology aimed at training researchers for investigation into how drugs affect the brain.
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Nashville
UPD
Vandervilt University medical_ school
National Institute of Menta Health
Humphrey Praises Combs on Civil Rights Order
In Washington UPI reports Senator Humphrey lauded Kentucky Governor Bert T. Combs for issuing an antidiscrimination order and urged states to follow. He said Combs demonstrated that state governments can fulfill their responsibility in human rights and noted support from Senator John Sherman Cooper for civil rights actions.
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Washington
UPI
Hubere
Humphre
Kentucky
Bert T. Combs
Humphrey
Combs
Humphry
Sen
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
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