Damages and appeals docketed by Claiborne Circuit Court
TAZEWELL Tenn March 35 opening of term includes 21 damage suits and three appeals to be heard. List shows plaintiffs such as Clan Brooks Hermitage Health & Life Insurance Guy Davis Phoenix Insurance and Claude West et al. Other cases include Wylie Reagan Robert Chindwell Fred Voakem Jr. and Pearl Thomas with dates March 15 18 22 24 45.
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Tazewail
Tenn
Tare Clvil
Claibowne County
Daimage
Circuit Court
Chek Clovis Lambert
Marcie
Clan Brooks
Hermitage Health & Life Insurance
Guy Davis
Phoenix Insurance
Citizens Rank
Claude West
Citvens Mak
Prank
Claiborne Proadnens Inc
Johnny Lester
Dranages
Wylie Reagan
Robert Chillwell
Bite
Rob Carpenter
Reber Chindwell
Virginia Joyce Lows
Huebert Chadwell
Ellene Behami
S. Robert Chindwell
Marcid
Herman Swear
Modern Bake Camera
I Krone -Costry
Ghedys E. Warf
Ijubert
Andrew W. Coxby
Gladys FE. Warf
Hubert Wrul
Marcis
Fred Voakem, Jr
Oliver ‘Trucking Cosum Hurst
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Unidentified Aircraft Intervened in Tuesday Bombing Mission
In Saigon reports an unidentified enemy aircraft attempted to halt a Tuesday air strike against North Vietnam. Vietnam Air Force Skyraider pilots said three strange planes from the east seemed to head off the attack as Vietnamese and U.S. forces struck a major naval installation at Quang Khe.
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Donald J. Brydon
United Press Inlernational Saigon
EPL
Saigon
Cd Takey
Tursday
North Vet Nam
Weoaw
Dhe
North
Viet Nam
Skyraider
Quang Khe
South China Sea
Secund
North Viet Nam
U.S
Ook
Americas
Pla
Jahnson
Attacks on Personal Service Contracts Stir Kentucky Debate
In Frankfort, Finance Commissioner L Felix Joyner defended personal service contracts as essential for securing professionals such as doctors and lawyers. He warned against misconceptions that could deter needed hires, noting the state holds contracts up to 2.58 million while policy preserves records through 1957-58 and that the LRC has copied contracts from 1959-1980 plus early 1981.
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Tor
Jayner
Harry Lee Waterfield
Waterfield
Legislative Research Commission
LRC
Finance Department
A. B. Chandler
James Fleming
Hippard Featured In Paper In Washington Pa Jay Manufacturing profile
Ralph Hippard longtime Middleshird resident now district manager for Jay Manufacturing coal machinery at Meadow Lands facility Washington earns feature in Oly server Reporter. He and wife Mary Helen reared three children and now live in Bethel Park Pa where he oversees sales promotion for western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. The firm employs about 100 at Meadow Lands as the coal machinery and mining construction products center.
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Ralph Hippard
Middleshird
Jay Manufacturing Company
Washington, Pa
Oly
Hippard
Induwats Dro
Middlesburg
Mary Helen
Ralph Ifr
W Henry
Viola Cawaicd
Bethel Park
Hippards
Middlesboro
Meadow Lands
Mean
Washington
Ebout
Jay
Coulterville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Meadow Hands
School Aid Plan on Way to Committee
President Johnson’s ten billion school aid plan moves to the House Rules Committee amid cautious optimism. The Education and Labor panel approved $10 billion for 3.3 million children, including $1 billion for programs aiding poor families, $10 billion for libraries and texts, and $20 million for education research. The plan also funds shared time classes across public, private, and parochial schools and supports facility cooperation.
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UPI
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Education Hills
House
Hospital Notes with Dismissals and Admissions List
Patients and staff listed by city and hospital node with visiting hours 1 2 and 7 3. Dismissals include Mes Garfield Caldwell Mawing Tom Daugherty and daughter Knoxville Bella Graves Speedwell W G Miracle and Mrs Ernest Maney. Admissions include Nancy Harrell Mrs Gilbert Hensley and Cornie Lambert.
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Mes
Garfield Caldwell
Mawing
Tom Daugherty
Knoxville
Bella Graves
Speedwell
W.G. Miracle
Gibson Statian
Ernest Maney
Nancy Harrell
Gilbert Hensley
Gibson Stacian Cornie Lambert
Senator Dirksen Returns to Work with Quick Wits
Washington report says Senator Everett Dirksen had just emerged from a nine day hospital stay when he returned on Tuesday. In a session with newsmen he proved his famed readiness with any reply by joking about saving the world when asked why he was away.
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Washington
UPE
Snn
Everett Mii Dirksen
Lexington Banks Denied Use Of Master
The Justice Department urged Judge Mac Swinford to delay appointing a special master to oversee the demerger of First National Bank & Trust Co and Security Trust Co. The department argued rare effectiveness of special masters and cited concerns over potential adverse effects of not appointing one. The merger had been challenged as violating antitrust laws under the Sherman Act.
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Lexington
UPI
Juistice Department
Ings
Nacional Bank & Tru Co
Fecer
Mac Swinford
Jausticg Department
Swinford
Antire Bank
Lime
Hirst Seeurity
First National Bank &A Trust Co
Security Trust Co
Justice Department
Cuban refugee Pedro Diaz to speak at Corbin rally
Major Pedro Diaz, once commander in chief of the Cuban Air Force under Fidel Castro, will address a Christian rally in Corbin on March 17 at 7 p m. Diaz, who fled Cuba by sailboat, denounced Castro as a communist and later retired from service.
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Corbin
Pedro Diaz
Corbin High School
Guant
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sophia Lovena Struck Ill, Delays New Film Shoot
Sophia Lovena, a film star in France, falls ill and is ordered to bed rest by a doctor, delaying the production of a new movie. The illness, described as a cold or flu like condition, keeps her away from set as crew adjust schedules.
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Nice
France
UPI
Sophia Lovena
Day
Crowd Hopes for Cossack Chorus Performance Friday
Officials at the Miedlestonver dusio Chander ob Cmmerce promote a Friday Cossack Chorus and Dancers show at Memorial University with about 1000 area residents expected. Publicity chair George Cagood and Warregate School president Lamarr Rice urge attendance, praising the Don Cossack Chorus as world class and unforgettable for all ages. Proceeds benefit local students with ticket prices set at 20 for reserved, 10 for general, and 5 for students.
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Uxhay
Memorial University
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George Cagood
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Warregate Schinul
Spain
LAU
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Drexel Mar Fan
Cossack Chorus
Gen. Platoff
Don Cossack Chorus
Don
South
Russia
Tray
Prague
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Sumatra
Republic of Equador
United States
America
Canara
Johnsons Crime War Discussed
Washington UP1 reports President Johnson convened top defense and law enforcement officials to outline a new national crime program The plan may combine federal grants for local police training stronger bail bond reforms and federal controls on illicit activity A Broader commission to study crime policy was also proposed with experts from law enforcement and academia named to study and recommend actions
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Washington
UP1
Johnson
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Kitevenvach
Depney Aly. Cien
Ramsey Clark
FBI
J. Edyne Hoover
Lova
Corvin
Presistent
Wickershaiy
Une
Bowling Green Votes First Reading On Municipal Bond Issue
Bowling Green City Council advanced the first reading of a four step process to approve a 4400,000 municipal bond issue for a project tied to the Bowling Green Mil Co plant expansion. The move aligns with plans to secure a fiscal agent to manage the bond sale. Two Milwaukee congressmen named Bowling Green among cities allegedly involved in the so called piracy industry, urging restraint on tax exempt public bonds.
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UPI
Bowling Geren
C Council
Milwaukee
Wis
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Whetier
Kentucky City
Henry Reuss
Clement Zibincki
Con
Bowling Green Insito
Bowling Green Mig, Co
Bobby Baker Case Seen Ending As FBI Report Debunks Key Charges
The FBI report discrediting most of the main accuser Don Reynolds charges prompted a Senate Rules Committee vote to seek federal access for possible perjury indictments. Senators Jordan Curtis Williams disputed the probe’s completeness while calling the inquiry near termination.
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UPI
Smite
Bobby Baker
FBI
Senate
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Tader Mike Mansfield
FRE
Witpress
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BK. Everet Jordan
Id-Nle
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Baker
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Carle Tyler
John J. Williams
R-Del
Mgr. Reynolds
Justice Department
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S Senate
Myer
High Court Backers Press for Amendment Testimony
United States senators and supporters urged a constitutional amendment to let state legislatures apportion seats by criteria other than population. The plan would overturn a Supreme Court ruling requiring population as the basis. Testimony opened seven days of Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearings.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
U. S. Supreme Court
Tnday
George Aiken
R-Vl
Veter Ho Dortinick
R-Cale
Senate Judiciary
Genii
Nicholas Katzenbach
House
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Senate
Great Society
White House
Guevara to Visit Cairo Meet Nasser Tour Aswan Dam
Cabin minister of Industry Ernesto Che Guevara begins a four day visit to the United Arab Republic. He will meet with President Nasser and tour the Aswan Dam.
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UPI
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
United Arab Republic
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Obituary for Henry Williams 46 Middlesboro area resident
Henry Williams 46 died Sunday morning in Middlesboro. Survived by sister Bessie Treat of Sneedville. brothers Garrett of Lone Mountain George of Baltimore Md and Otie Williams. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Neil Chapel Sneedville with Rev Breve Gipson and Charlie Collins Jr officiating. Interment Evans Cemetery Lone Mountain Tenn. McNeil Funeral Home Sneedville Tenn
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Middlesboro
Bessie Treat
Sneedville
Garrett
Lone Mountain
George
Baltimore, Md
Otie Williams
E- Neil
Breve Gipson
Charlie Collins, Jr
McNeil Funeral
Evans Cemetery
Tenn
McNeil Funeral Home
Chara
Public notice pricing and rights statement for Middlesboro Daily
The Middlesboro Daily News outlines subscription rates and delivery areas. Rates include 6.00 per year, 1 month 1.00, outside carrier 16.00 per year, with various regional limits in Kentucky and nearby counties. Copyright retained by United Press International and publisher rights reserved.
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Middleshawn
Kentucky
United Press International
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Middlesboro
Bell and
Nox Counties
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