Flight Recorder Still Sought Of All-Fated American Jetliner
Searchers pressed through 4 second flag to night at the crash site seeking the critical flight recorder of the doomed American Airlines 107. Police recovered 36 bodies from the channel as 13 degree water slowed the effort. The recorder was believed to reveal aircraft speed altitude and direction to help determine probable cause amid theories of mechanical failure in the control system. Alton Jones, an oil executive, carried cash and travelers checks on a trip with Eisenhower attendees.
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New York
UPI
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Idtewild
Chile
Purnipkie’ Patch Channel
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Federal Aviation Administrator
FAA
Najeeb E. Uaiaby
Jottharet
Swat
Aia
Idlewild
Washington
Halaby
Carrige
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Jones
Sevon
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Richfield Oi Corp
Eisenhower
Mexico
Jones al
Stovall balks at RaneyPay payment ruling Franksfort
In FRANKFORT state Treasurer Thelma Stovall rejects a Senate order to pay Sen. Tomi Raney asserting constitutional conflict. She contends Raney once served as deputy sheriff of Pike County and cannot hold state and county office simultaneously. She asks courts to decide the matter while appealing to Raney to file suit if payment is sought.
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Frankfort
Thelma Stovall
Senate
Tomi Raney
Dpikeville
Raney
Frankl
Stovall
Va Blue Law Change Dead
Richmond Virginia The General Assembly halted efforts to amend the Blue Law this week denying Sunday food sales for the next two years while allowing beer film and souvenir sales The defeat in the Senate ends hope for a House backed compromise and a key legislator calls the move hostile to the idea.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Tasto
Senate
del. Kessen Cresary
Gregory
Thoenoke
Knoxville boy among flood hazards in flooded rail yard
In North Knoxville a 12 year old boy drowned after a raft overturned during heavy rain as neighbors built rails from boards and wallpaper. The incident follows multiple flood and rain related hazards reported across Kentucky and Tennessee with other local deaths and missing persons tied to the week’s downpours.
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Knoxville
Mather
Steve_ 10
Sone Fies
Lee County Schools Continue Page One Plan
The report notes ongoing work in Lee County schools as discussed on page one. Officials indicate a countywide plan and continued funding efforts will move forward, with Richmond cited as a key supporter for implementing improvements.
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Page One
Richmond
Bell Food Re Signups Begin Monday Across Pineville
Bell County authorizes re signup for food assistance starting Monday across Pineville Middlesboro and district areas. Notices list dates March 9 14 and 19 for various districts with eligibility rules including head of household applications proof of income and identification. Officials warn about penalties for false information and ensure audits by county state and federal authorities.
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Cominnell
Page
Pineville
Middlesbos
Bell
Courthlaise
Middlesboro
Hospital Notes Visiting Hours and Admissions Menu
Hospital notes show visiting hours 1 2 and 7 3 dismissals and admissions for various patients. Names appear with locations including Middlesboro Jellico Tazewell Ewing Pruden Rose Hill and City, plus births and staff entries listed in a dense OCR fragment.
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Alice Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Mary Mayfield
Jellicorae
Margaret Treadway
Tidings
Brever C. Hickey
LaFollele
Hugh Payne
Jeslicovah
Lee Lealh
Avjay Thet Jones
Tinsley
William H. Webb
City
Roscoe Ausmus
City Mus
Mark Payne
Kettle Island City
Edward Jackson
Middlesboro
Pace One proposal on local utilities faces April talk
Local officials and council members in Jonesville and Pennington Gap discussed a proposal to create or extend local utility ownership. Mayor Fred Williams opposed, citing insufficient municipal earbs, while others urged continued study and engineering explanations at the April meetings. The Pennington Gap council set March 32 to revisit the plan. In Washington, the Friendship 7 capsule will be handed to the Smithsonian after final preparations and testing.
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Pace
Jonesvile
Charles Cark
Caulk
Pennington Gap
Fred Williams
Pla
Rowslelt
Obituary for Ellen Sharpe and Randy L Sheckles
Ellen Sharpe of Lothbury Avenue City died March 7 after a long illness in a local hospital. Funeral service today at 2 pm East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church Rev James A Walters officiating. Pallbearers Lucian King Dewey Shumale Gorge Ridings Mack Hubbie Mob Hyde Sherman Moody. Interment Sharpe Cemetery. Fulton Funeral Home in charge. Randy Lee Sheckles two months old of Route 1 City died fall morning. Survived by parents Bill and Mrs Sheckles Meuse City, siblings Carlyn Kathy Wayne Ary Tizzy Timothy. Funeral 2 pm Sunday March 4 Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church No 2 Rev Diane Reory officiating. Pallbearers Leonard Sheckies Hobby Sheckles Ver ton Laws Gordon Miracle. Interment Pellow Creek Cemetery. Fulton Funeral Home in charge.
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Bmks
Ellen Sharpe
Lothbury Avenue
City
East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church
James A. Walters
Lucian King
Dewey Shumale
Gorge Ridings
Mack Hubbie
Mob Hyde
Sherman Moody
Sharpe Cemetery
Fulton Funeral Fieme
Randy Lee
Randy Lee Sheckles
Bill Sheckles
Meuse 1
Carlyn
Kathy Sheckles
Cite
Wayne
Ary
Tizzy
Timothy Sheckles
Matt Partie
Old Yelloay Creek Baptist Church No. 2
Diane Reory
Leonard Sheckies
Hobby Sheckles
Verton Laws
Gordon Miracle
Pellow Creek
Fulton Funeral Tame
Vinson Urges Bigger Draft To Maintain Peace
Congressman Carl Vinson told the Reserve Officers Association that the draft should be increased to keep the army at the current level. He urged replacing reservists called to duty for Pearl Harbor with Regular Army troops and warned the Kremlin’s soothing words cannot guarantee national survival.
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Carl Vinson
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Hae Armed Services
Keegy
Tri Staters in Service Aggressor Aunty PFC Char lis Gi
Military training notes list recruits and graduates from various units. Names include Char lis Gi, Mel and Sybil Chirk, Warren Ark, Tabby 5 Kons Wrinanapyireili USN, and Henry Harrogate. They completed courses at Ammunition, Store, or Aviation centers, with dates in February at Newport Rhode Island Norfolk and Fort Bliss Texas.
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Charlis
Dirk
Mel
Sybil Chirk
Howe 2
Warren
Ark
Dly
Chirk
Jives
Route 4
New Tazewell
Tony
Tabby 5
KONS
Wrinanapyireili Usn
Dry
Lif Porcest
Penainster Cap
Naval Ar ‘Fertise
Drviiig Center
Memphis
Tenn
Glenn Heads Home For Warm Greeting
John Glenn returns to Ohio after a cross country tour as New York and Washington honor him with tributes. Glenn Field is named at Newark Airport and a six member team handles the welcome. Newark, Zanesville, and Glenn’s hometown form the final leg of a motorcade amid a city wide salute.
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New York
UPI
John Glenn
Ney Concord
Ohio
Cape Dineral
Washington
Tespacamin
Ohio College Lawn
John
Gena
Waledort Towers
Newark
New Jersey
Scox Broadway
Glenn Field
Glenn
Guy
Richard Hughes
Leon M. Cartin
Alenn
Steel Pact Talks Break Off and Resume After May First
Negotiations for new steel industry labor contracts halted Friday night after a brief meeting. David J. McDonald and R. Cooper said talks were far apart with offers at 2 percent versus 3 percent wage gains, and a May 1 resumption window was left open. Labor Secretary Goldberg expressed regret and urged a quick return to settlement in the public interest.
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Pittsuurgh
UPI
Wong
Bro.ket
Wnlil
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
CUSW
Git
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Goldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Hhe
Kentucky Chamber Elects 18 Directors
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce by mail ballot Friday elected 18 new directors for the fiscal year starting April 1. Named were W. El Foster of Merit Clothing Co. MinyeIl John G. Russell Peoplers First National Bank Paducah Roland Fitch Bowling Green Bank and Trust Co. T. W. Carneal Texas Gas and Transmission Co. Owensboro T 4. Beam James B. Beans Clemens Q. Matthews Modern Welding Co. Owensboro AME Grant McDonald Square D Co. Lexington LeRoy Miles First National Security Bank Lexington C F Vaugh IBM Lexington Farnham Shiw Coming Glass Marvodsburg J. J. Bartos Parker Seal Co. Berea TR M. Dawson Kentucky Home Mutual Life Ins Co. Louisville H Burton Eaton Jr. Du Pont de Nemours Louisville Roger F. Maney Louisville Cement Co. Raymond E. Bisha LAN Railroad Louisville Matthew W. King Liberty National Bank Louisville J. M. Baker Kentucky Power Co. Ashland Herman F. Wierler Southeast Coal Co. Paintsville
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Louisville
UPI
Kentucky Chamber of Carmerce
Frieday
W. EL Foster
Merit Cloting Co
Minyell
John G. Russell
Peopler First National Bank
Paducah
Roland Fitch
Bowling Green Bank and Trust Co
T. W. Carneal
Vic
Texas
Teers Ame
Grant McDonald
The
Square D Co
Lexington
LeRoy Miles
First National Security Bank
CF. Vaugh
IBM Corporation of
Farnham
Coming Glass
Marvodsburg
J. J. Bartos
Parker Seal Co
Berea
TR. M. Dawson
Kentucky Home Mutual Life Insurance Co
H. Burenton Eaton Jr
E. T. ‘du Pont de Nemours
Roger F. Maney
Louisville Cement Co
Raymond E. Bisha
LAN
Lousville
Matthew W. King
Liberty National Bank and Trust Co
J. M. Baker
Kentucky Power Co
Ashland
Herman F. Wierler
Southeast Coal Co
Paintsville
Cases Put Off In Police Court With Two Deferrals
Two defendants James Trigger and Mrs Lillian A Stalston had cases continued Monday in Police Court. Lawrence Welch of Powells Valley was charged with public drunkenness and posted a 414.23 cash bond. Washington UP: The Air Line Pilots Association pledges a strike against Pan American World Airways and will resume negotiations Monday.
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James
Trigger
Lillian A. Stalston
Lawrence Welch
Powells Valley
Washington
UPLI
Air Lie Pilots Association
Pan American World Airways
The Parson Thinks Out Loud weekly reflections
A Sunday to Saturday journaling piece on rest, nerves, and the Christian peace of Christ. The author notes fatigue from work and life, questions how believers find true peace, and describes peace as active presence rather than passive sleep, with emphasis on God’s presence through trials.
Jobless Pay Bill Offered by Senate Leader Ware
FRANKFORT Ky UPI Senate Majority Leader James J Ware Friday introduced a new unemployment compensation bill. The measure would raise the maximum benefit from 40 to 100 per week and stop a projected rise in employer unemployment taxes next year. It would also deny benefits to those who voluntarily quit their jobs, with current law imposing a six to fourteen week penalty.
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Frankfort
UPI
Senate
Seader
James J. Ware
Mouse
Ware
Orienton
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