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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1963

Page

7

Daily News Editorial And Feature Page Details

The page lists editorial and feature staff including Helen Kincaid and Henry, with Ellis Easterly as editor and Maurich K. Henry as general manager. It names Jassi ofjmian and identifies a presidential reference, outlining the paper’s leadership and internal bylines.

the Daily News Helen Kincaid Henry Ellis

Daily Sweepstake and FOI Mentions in 1965 Kentucky Press

The fragment references the Kentucky Press Association awards from 1963 1965 for Best Feature and Best Balloriat Page and notes a discussion of Freedom of Information. It also cites a biblical passage from Mark 14 32 and mentions Harry W Farvington in a prayerful or devotional context.

Gethsemane Harry W. Farvington

Douglas Song Not Preferred To Architect

Washington columnist Dick West reports on Sen. Paul Douglas proposing to abolish the Architect of the Capitol amid Secretary Stewart’s projects including the Senate office building and House offices. Debate centers on keeping air conditioning and budget criticisms, with Douglas singing a hopeful verse about an ideal morning if an architect were gone.

Dick West Washington UPI Paul H. Douglas Capitol J. George Stewart Senate House Congress Stewart William J. Prox- Mire Davis Froxmire

Rights Message Poses Massive Job for Congress

President Kennedy's civil rights message doubles as a second State of the Union urging Congress to pass a sweeping omnibus civil rights program. It calls for tax cuts, education aid, youth and vocational programs, urban renewal, housing, anti crime measures, and a federal Community Relations Service to curb tensions. The plan risks federal overreach into states’ rights as it seeks expansive executive powers and broad enforcement across millions of workers and communities. The lengthy debate and potential battles loom through a long Washington summer into the holidays.

Peter Adson Enterprise Assi Washington NEA Kennedy Capitol Hill House Senate Congress United States Philadelphia Northern Pany-By Departments of Commerce, Labor and Health Federal

Electoral College Reform Urged As Election Uncertainty Grows

A historically informed analysis argues reform is needed to prevent dangerous power handoffs after elections. It notes past transitions under Truman Dewey and Eisenhower Kennedy and warns that a split or incomplete victory could push reform. Senate Kefauver's committee studies options but a clear consensus is lacking.

Sen. Estes Kefauver Committee On

Happiness Cake Recipe for June Bride Traditions

Pass along a sentimental recipe for happiness from former times. Mix true love trusted tenderness good humor spirits unselfishness and a dash of interest with sympathy and understanding. Bake with loving companionship, kisses, fond hopes, and tender words for a steadfast life together.

Entertaining Dance Honoring Miss Evans and Local Notes

Miss Bettydane Tinley hosted a home dance honoring Miss Mary Evans while reports mention paying for a carp in North Carolina. Mrs. Frank Kearns supported her sons in Inningham and Chattanooga. A typhoon struck Japan causing floods and disrupted rail, telegraph, and telephone service. The Red Sox beat the Athletics 11 7 in a Mountain Stars League game. Miss Beverly Collingsworth, daughter of Mr Jim Perry of Manchester Kentucky, was honored with a miscellany party hosted by Miss Hanel Billingsley and Miss Lyndel Harris. Middlesham Daily News staff and families enjoyed their annual picnic at Hickory Star Deck.

Bettydane Tinley Mary Wallace Evans North Carolina Beverly Collingsworth Jim Perry Manchester Kentucky Hanel Billingsley Lyndel Harris

Daily News publication and circulation details

The Daily News prints local and UPS dispatches with exclusive republication rights. Mailing options list rates by carrier and mail, including Middlesboro Kentucky coverage and surrounding counties in Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee with varying yearly and monthly prices.

Oumuageer Citizens News CO. Inc Middleshoro Kentucky United Press International U.P.S Middlesboro Bell Knox Counties Lee County

Learn to Make Most of Our Air Conditioning

Air conditioning helps sleep quality and comfort in hot weather while reducing humidity from outside air. It aids heart patients and asthma or hay fever sufferers by filtering pollens and lowering stress on the heart. Despite individual needs, air conditioning is a growing staple in homes and public spaces, with precautions for extreme heat and health.

Alice Ranifort Iville L. Gilliant Corbin Dis Ellis and Keister

Unclear fragmentary card on relationships and driving myths

Fragmented passage jokes about poker, bridge and marriage. It notes difficulty of stopping inaction, warns against keeping up with debts, and comments on honeymoon endings. Mentions driving under influence and age-related risk for drivers and spouses.

Open Forum to the Editor on Bible in schools and church influence

A reader laments removal of Bible readings from school, recalling childhood in Lee County Virginia and Harrogate Tennessee, praising prayer in class and church. The page includes community notes from Bell County Health Department, summer projects for home economics, and a long column on biblical interpretation and civil rights debates.

Lee County Va Marrogate Tenn Mocent Gilead Church Milt Ray Harrogate Mr. Ray Church Schoo Harms Theresa God Althou Neas Dolores Page Lincoln School Bell County Health Department Bell County Christian Church Pineville

Ambiguous Girls Event Report With Scattered Text

Fragmented OCR notes describe a girls event with scores and participants from multiple entries. Names and specifics are unclear, but references include a school, a coach or team, and a possibly standings or prize detail. The readable items point to a competition context and partial results within a local sports or school meet.

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Jassi Ofjmian Kentucky Press Association Douglas Proxminé Prince Charles U. S Dwight Eisenhower House of Representatives Alabama Georgia Mississippi Libby McNeil Frank Kearns Inningham, Alt Chattanooga Nonville Japan G. T. Black St Ile Ohio Red Sox Athletics Middlesham Daily News Hickory Star Deck Wayne G. Brandstadt Open Forum Eadltor Newgareth Livengood Bel County Leslie Longard Christian Richard Galden P.T.A K.U Chappell Dairy Co Newberry'’s Pine Ville P and G. Market Pinevile Lee ‘Thomas Hopkins Junior Woman's Club FE. Alkerd Gladys Queener EF. A. Skerd Paris Swinford John L. Brittain Lea Taylor John Rowland James §. Wilson Lila Heath Golden Michael Clore Michael Cooper Rudy Ellis Robert Keisler Lov Israel B. C Noahs Canaan Palistine Ham Tsar Blackhin Pineville Sk Ortide Sin Wells Miss Dunne Pamela
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