Gore proposes tough new election law in bid for accountability
Senator Gore introduces a tough bill making candidates liable for all expenditures by their committees. It would cap national ticket spending at 12.3 million for 1960 and set per vote limits for presidential and House campaigns, while barring interstate transfers and enforcing candidate responsibility. Southern lawmakers oppose federal controls on primaries as state matters.
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Alex Wert
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Th . & Seaf
Notice of Sale in Bell Circuit Court
Master Commissioner W. Helton schedules public sale for March 4 at 10 a.m. at Bell County Courthouse Pineville Kentucky. Three tracts in Bell County part of Daniel Howard estate and Otis Neal tract to be sold with six month credit or cash option to divide proceeds among owners.
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Otis Neal
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Noah Howard
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Glis Neal
W. Helton
Notice to creditors in Dorsey Price estate case
In the Commonwealth of Kentucky Bell Circuit Court civil action 1415-4 Fthel Price as administratrix of Dorsey Price deceased notifies all creditors to present claims to the Master Commissioner in Pineville Kentucky by May 20 1957. Claims not proven by that date will be barred.
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Doors Closed At Hearing On Double Shooting Case
Maryville reports a closed hearing involving Maryville alum W. McClanahan, accused of fatally shooting his ex wife Eula Stinnett and her nephew during an argument at her home. Sheriff’s deputies and lawyers described the proceedings as orderly as the grand jury deliberates.
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Hospital Notes At The Midleachors Woxpital And Clinic
Hospital notes list dismissals including Mrs Massie Gray City Tommy Evans City Mrs Waller Warf and ann City Barbara Green City and AVAUSSIONS Mrs James Williamsen Cumberland Gap Mrs George Burst City Ms C L McCreary New Tae well Rebecca Everett City Roy Hurst City Murphy David Rowlett City BIRTHS Clyde Pond New Tazewell Riri Mrs John Collins Sneetsville hoy.
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James Williamsen
Cumberland Gap
George Burst
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New Taewell
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Roy Hurst
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New Tazewell
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Sneetsville
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Couldn't Stay. Home, He Left Five Wives
BATON ROUGE La Robert L Crider of New Iberia says he walked out on five wives and an occasional girlfriend because his urge to travel is strong. Police say he is a fugitive from justice as bigamist and deserter. He has not divorced any of the wives. Crider blamed his marital troubles on his restlessness.
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Baton Rouge
Robert L. Crider
Crider
New Iberia
Lse
Feel Your Medical Bill Is Too High? Then Go Before Doctor Committee
A United Press dispatch from last year's AMA president summarizes public views on doctors and fees. He details grievance committees that handle complaints, shares a story of overcharged surgery in Oakland, and notes efforts to improve doctor patient relations while acknowledging human limits and ongoing insurance questions.
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Rimer Tess
United Press
American Medical Association
Oakland
California
Ama
Erfinance Committee
Jones
Lance Frente
Anon
Bell
Sinter
Ian
Willy
Cnurke
First woman's club in the United States founded in Indiana
The Miner va Club began in 1850 at New Harmony Indiana as the first women’s club in the United States, marking an early organized effort for women to gather, discuss culture, and pursue civic interests.
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United States
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Indica
Leopard Trainee Makes Debut Despite Amputations
Leopard trainee Wallemar Keppler, 21, who lost both feet and his right arm in the war, appears at a local theater. He says his handicap should not confine him to watchman or porter roles and plans to pursue animal tanning work.
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Icopard
Wallemar Keppler
Rmiany
District Legion Meeting to Convene at Corbin
The Eleventh District Conference of the Middlealore Amryieda Legion Post will be in Corbin on Sunday March 10. The meeting begins at 1:30 p.m. EST at the home of Fonzie Wilder Lost No. 8. The agenda covers progress in the current membership drive and ongoing programs.
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Middlealore Amryieda Legion
Corbin
Fonzie Wilder
Snakes Slide Away During Florida Show
Two snakes slithered from an overpacked box during a Florida demonstration drawing about 300 spectators. Snake handler Jackson Mitchell sprang from a platform and grabbed the rattlesnakes as they writhed within five feet, then recaptured them before any strike.
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Florida
Sarasota
Flah
Jieek Mitchell
Mitchell
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