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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1961

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Court rulings clear path for Hoffa control of Teamsters

Washington UPI reports two federal court decisions remove remaining restraints on James R Hoffa. The rulings dissolve the monitors board, order a convention and officer election, and set mid May in Baltimore for the Teamsters. Dissidents led by O Donoghue face possible dissolution of oversight.

Hage Lears Hoffa Teamsters Board Tutsday Hoffa F. Dickinson Letts Truckets Union Ac Thres Nan Tonitoring Board Balami Naan F. O'Donoghue Board of Monitors Viotta Union Harold J. Gibbons An- Fhe Wi Fated Dog Board of Monitors Willim Bufalino Edward Bennett Willams Willams O'Donoghue Letts Florida

Johansson Faces Tax Lien in Patterson Fight Sting

The U S government won a temporary injunction seizing Johansson s purse amid back taxes of 598181 owed on 1959 and 1960 Patterson fights and TV appearances. Judge Ernett Co Choate ordered a hearing in Miami, with Swiss firm Scanart SA named as Johansson s business agent and promoter Bill Fugazy saying Promoters will comply with any order affecting the purse.

U.S Johansson Bantier Internal Revenue Service SRS Ernett Co Choate Miami New York Bill Fugazy Feature Sports Inc The Light Patterson United States Scanart, S. A

Farm Method Meet Set In Pineville For Pasture Seed Talk

County Agent Elwood Combs announced a meeting in the Bell County Courthouse at 10 a.m. tomorrow to discuss establishing and seeding pastures, improving production of raw crops, and pasture management. S. J. Phillips of the University of Kentucky will speak on seed varieties, timing, and fertilizer use, answering farmer questions.

S. H. Philips Pineville — County Elwood Combs Bell County S. J. Phillips University of Kentucky Combs

Jobless Plan Quick Vote Urged Today

House leaders push rapid passage of President Kennedy's $4 billion anti recession measure. It would extend up to 12 weeks of additional jobless benefits for about 3.125 million workers, financed by a payroll tax cut for employers. Rep Mason seeks to block, but party leaders back the bill.

Washington UPI House Kennedy Nah. Mason Illnois Use House Messare GOP

Advanced Study LMU Fete Outlines Fellowship Program

WARRGGATE Dr Bond Fleming district director of the Wootrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation spoke to 33 Lincole Meme University students about graduate study opportunities. Fleming a Millsaps College professor noted stipends of several thousand dollars for over 100 Southern students. Dr Grady L Adhisson UT acting dean described challenges of pursuing an advanced degree. Dean H Livesay presided at the dinner for LMLF juniors and seniors interested in study.

Warrggate Bond Fleming Wootrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation Lincole Meme University Fleming Millsaps College Grady L. Adhisson University of Tennessee LMLF Dean H Livesay

U S Crime Up 12 Percent Says Hoover

Washington based report from the Justice Department shows U S crime rising 12 percent in 1960. FBI Director J Edward Hoover calls the surge shocking while robberies burglaries and major thefts all rise, with varied increases across city sizes and juvenile crime up in large cities.

Washington UPI United States Justice Department FBI J. Edward Hoover FSI Hoover

Murder rate climbs in four Tennessee cities in 1960

FBI preliminary crime report shows Chattanooga Knoxville Memphis and Nashville with murder rates above two monthly per week. Murders totaled 29 in Memphis 36 in Nashville 25 in Chattanooga and 9 in Knoxville while overall city crime fell slightly from 815 to 746.

Washington UPI General Bureau of Investigation Tennessee Bureau Chattanooga Knoxville Memphis Nashville FBI Nashale

Police Court Fines Told

Loretta Johnson Bennie Gil son Jr and Henry Willams were fined 14.25 each in Middlesbury Police Court for public drunkenness. James H McGlomery and Ronald R Mize were fined 315.5 each for reckless driving after being caught drag racing on West Cumberland Avenue last Friday. Jim R Simpson faced charges of reckless driving improper equipment no privilege license and no operator license. Frank Johnson was fined 104.25 for possession of moonshine driving with improper equipment improper registration and no operator license. Glen Baker paid 54.59 for possession of moonshine and public drunkenness. A prospective used car buyer appeared at Colson and Potter Automobile Sales Co regarding a test drive and has not returned the car. police seek him on suspicion of car theft.

James H. McGlomery Ronald R. Mize West Cumberland Aoyee Jim R. Simpson Frank ©. Johnson Glen Baker Colson and Potter Automobile Sales Co North 19Th Street

Plans Sea Trip to Monte Carlo by Churchill Yacht

Sir Winston Churchill will sail from Gibraltar aboard Aristotle Onassis yacht after this month. The 26-year-old former prime minister has just returned to London from a three week Riviera vacation.

Monte Carlo Monaco UPD Winston Churchill Gibraltar Aristotle Onassis London Riviera

Obituary for Nelson Joseph Turner of Middlesboro

Nelson Joseph Turner aged 65 of 2279 Nutwood Road Middlesboro died Monday at home after a long illness. A city laborer, he retired in 1959 due to ill health. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Lena Lawson, two brothers Jess and Nash Turner, half-brother Paul Green, granddaughter Marvy Catharine Lawson. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Central Assembly Church of God officiated by Rev. W.O. Baker and Rev. Leonard Moyars. Burial at Sharp's Cemetery. Fulton Funeral Home in charge.

Nelson Joseph Turner Nutwood Road Middlesboro Hoe Mary Turner Lena Lawson Jess Nash Turner Paul Green Marvy Cathtene Lawson Middleshoro

Hospital Notes Show Admissions and Dismissals at Two Town Hospitals

Middleshire Memorial Hospital lists multiple admissions and discharges including Tip Jackson and Mrs Opal Williams among unnamed patients. Balguleatiere Hospital notes further dismissals and admissions with several names. a birth is recorded for Mrs Garriott Daniels in Jarrogate as a boy.

Middleshire Memorial Hospital Tip Jackson Opal Williams Joseph Widener Gibson Station Edward Eldridge Ion Ewing Balguleatiere Hospital Ani Sals Austin Mayes Roy J. Melton Pruden Charlie B. Baryacci New Tazewell Sam Coffey Lay Burke City M. P. Graves Speediwell Jeffie Ray Mason Garriott Danieis Jarrogate

Tourism conference outlines local development plans in Kentucky

Tourism figures show 1959 statewide travel spending near 17.3 million with 3.6 million added to personal income and 63.4 million in cost of goods sold. Today's session discusses community approaches to tourism growth and promotional plans, with civic leaders detailing local assets. Gov. Bert Combs will close the two day conference with remarks.

Bert T. Combs Kentucky

Mobile home park zoning questions prompt city action

City officials explain mobile home violations strain zoning rules with 16 homes under area limits and four trailer parks incorrectly placed in residential zones. Council aims for a live and let live policy, with sewer billing as an exception, while meeting park owners to resolve issues.

al Iraiter Edward Morison Avondale Avenue Kemp Smith Sai Smith Beach Ytties

Tennessee seeks study on tax structure for education

Rep William Barry of Lexington pushes Legislative Council study of tax structure of cities and counties tied to education. Tennessee Education Association drops constitutional convention plans, backing Barry proposal. Holly wood based UPI notes Dinah Shore to star in first full length dramatic TV show March 26 with Ralph Bellamy in Noel Coward’s Brief Encounter.

Hickman Sugith William Barry Lexington Legislative Council Tennessee Education Association Barry Hollywood UPI Dinah Shore Ralph Bellamy Noel Coward

Algerian Work Strike Sparks Fatal Mob Violence

In Oran Algeria a prolonged work stoppage led to clashes. Police ended the strike as three Europeans died and three others were injured when a car carrying them was set on fire by a Muslim crowd. Protests supported rebel Ferhat Abbas amid chaos near the Moroccan border.

Oran Alberia UPI Iad Mohammed Ferhat Abbas

L&N Rapped In Coal Suit

Southeast Tennessee coal mine operators filed a 430 million anti trust suit claiming L&N and S N conspired with TVA to fix West Kentucky coal rates for TVA at local operator levels. They sought amendment after L&N sought dismissal and added TVA official G O Wessenauer, United Mine Workers unions and funds, Cyrus Eaton, and other West Kentucky officials as defendants.

Don TVA G. O. Wessenauer United Mine Workers Union Welfare and Retirement Fund and Trustees West Kentucky Coal and Cincinnati Cyrus Eaton West Kens Lucky

Dempsey Files for Re-Election to District Seat

Rep Albert Dempsey of Rinez filed Tuesday for re election in the Johnson and Martin counties district. Democrat James L Pollard of North Pleasureville also filed for the state representative seat in the 57th District covering Henry and Carroll counties.

Rebel Leaders Plan Joint Congo Defense Pact

Bourguiba and Katanga Premier Kalangi sign a military alliance as anti-Lumumba factions face pressure. Leopolds ville sources say 700 Lumumbists arrested or airlifted. UN has not confirmed the reports amid patrols to curb arrests.

Leopoldville CUPL Patrice Lumumba Joseph Teo Moise Twhombe Katanga Arxi Soult Kasai Albert Kalinji Flisabethville Kalanga Leopolkiville Congo Marc Luluabouri Proe Lumumba Iam Wert Lewpoldville United Nations Commant Orth

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