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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1962

Page

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Payroll in Legislature Shows Net Decrease of 8

FRANKFORT KY UPI The General Assembly payroll shows a net decrease of eight employees for the pay period ending last Wednesday. Senate gains five staffers, House adds eight but 18 previously listed workers were missing, yielding a net decline in overall payroll and a slight drop in the weekly cost from 414 257 to 14 014. New hires include Marcia A. Burton Sidney Epperson James L. Dickinson and several pages. some prior names disappeared from the list.

Frankfort UPI General Assembly Senate Marcia A. Burton Sidney Epperson W. Kenneth Nolan James L. Dickinson Joseph K Dixon Jimmy D. Faulkner Alishael Moore Patsy Wall Roy J. Briggs House Weers William B. Bush Louise Hanrahan Terry W. Carlos Jr Jim Shepherd Gregory L. Williams Nora Belle Hall

Senate payroll amendments adjust weekly salaries and staffing

Lovern surpasses amendment Iv on Senate pay at 103 per week, later increased to 2 per week. Missing from payrolls include Bil sie Holliday Uarkuas and pages. lists of names across Senate and House payrolls. Senate totals 10 constitutional and 4 special employees at 5457 weekly. House 12 constitutional and 5 special at 7987 weekly. General Assembly supplements 20 regular State Capitol employees at 560 weekly.

Senate House Bilsie Holliday Uarkuas William C. Carter Joe Hwatt Charles May Mary McKinnny Ronnie Nichols Cindy Ann Watson Cowles D. White John T. White Billy Wilson Denny Hogue Rabir Leach Lewis D. Nicholls Charles N. Riggs General Assembly State Capitol

Tough Inspection Law Sought on Vehicles

Kentucky considers a bill requiring annual vehicle inspections to keep unsafe cars off highways. Department of Public Safety and Sen. Martin J. Duff y argue new cars can be unsafe, urging inspections by state service stations starting July 1963. Critics question exceptions for 15 month old autos.

Joseph Varilla United Press International Frankfort Kenmcky Department of Public Safety Department of Public Safely Department Senate Martin J. Duffy Louisville Levern Pennsylvania Virginia Venta Public Solety Glenn Lovern George E. Overbey D-Murray Lovern House of Representatives

Crash Kills 3 Men Near Johnson City

United Press International reports a weekend crash in Tennessee killed three men aged 19, 7, and 62 after they ignored a patrolman’s attempt to halt them for speeding. The chase lasted seven miles along U.S. 5 many miles from Kingsport to Johnson City, with slick roads and rain cited as factors.

United Press International Tennessee Johnson Ciy John Carr John Baldwin Reuben Gilliam Johnson City Kingsport Salliniay Is Rock Lst Marty Montgomery

Five family members die in Sunny Hill blaze

A major fire in the Sunny Hill Community, Brownsville Tennessee, claims five lives: Linda Faye Jones 6 Claudette 4 Brenda 3 Donnie 2 and Mrs Hannah Chisholm 65. The tragedy devastates the family and surrounding area as investigations begin into the blaze.

Brownsville, Tent UPI Sunny Hill Linda Faye Jones Claudette Brenda Donnie Hannah Chisholm

Kingsport Considers Beer Sales Ordinance Vote

Kingsport Tennessee officials will decide on an ordinance to permit package beer sales for off premises consumption at 25 outlets. The measure aims to regulate and allow beer sales within the city limits.

Kingsport, Tenn UPN Kingsport Tressey

24 from Here Back Wyatt For Senate

Twenty four Bell County officials and former Democratic public figures in the Eighth District petitioned Lieutenant Governor Wilson W. Wyatt to seek the Ohio nomination for the United States Senate. The petition was presented to Wyatt at Bell Street. County residents signing included Representative Mason Slusher County Attorney Thora Board Magistrates Active Lane Lester Dozier Dewey Ris nee and John Zocchi Middlesboro City Councilmen Tugene Smith Jack Clear Claute Conor fur John Lyon and Constable Dewey Rice plus RC Wardrup Richard Fulton Robert J Watson Clyde Haddix Mrs Kathryn Rush Fred Whalin Glen W Denham Kirby Smith TR RC Law J J West and Leonard Rhodes. Only five of 121 Democratic officials in the district refused to sign.

Bell Countioes Fighth Wilson W. Wyatt Llori United States Senate Wyatt Lestreet Bell Mason Slusher Thora Board Active Lane Lester Dozier Dewey Risnee John Zocchi Middlesboro Tugene Smith Jack Clear Claute Conor John Lyon Dewey Rice RC. Wardrup Richard Fulton Robert J. Watson Clyde Haddix Kathryn Rush Fred Whalin Glen W. Denham Kirby Smith Tr. R.C. Law J. J. West Leonard Rhodes

Couple Gets Festival Job In Mountain Laurel Festival

Mrs Logan Patterson and Mrs Howard Asher announce Kenneth Parsons and Jack Green as Arrangements Committee chairs for the 1882 Mountain Laurel Festival in Pineville. They will supervise entertainment appearances housing transportation and coronation pageant duties with housing handled by Mrs George Stewart and Mrs Jack Stewart. Festival dates are May 21 2 in Laurel Cove.

Pineville Logan Patterson Howard Asher Cochairmen Totay Oat Me Kenneth Parsons Parsons Jack Green Bob Berger Laurel Cove George Stewart Jack Stewart Canva

Hospital Notes At the AMldlesbordo

Hospital and Clinic Visiting Hours 1-1 and 7-8 NISMISSATS. ne Ray Jerrell, Tease iil Virgil Tamner, City Shaffee Wakin, City: Rickey Eastridge, City doscah Wright, Edinburg, inl. G. D. Sharp, Tazewell. Cis Honeycutt, CCty Mrs. a. P. Edmonds, City Mrs. Anna Tucker, City Mrs. Curtis Wilder and son, Rose Hill Mrs. Clarence Lassen and daughter, Fonda Mrs. C. Engle and daugh ter, Ing ADIASSIGNS. Arch Parrott, City Grant Noah, Gibson Station Mrs. Floyd Oaks, Rose With Mrs. Edward Millikan, Ewing BIRTHS. Mrs. Willard Cosby, boy, Har rogate

Amldlesbordo Nismissats Ray Jerrell Tease Virgil Tamner Shaffee Wakin Rickey Eastridge Doscah Wright Edinburg Inl G. D. Sharp Tazewell Cis Honeycutt Ccty A. P. Edmonds City Anna Tucker Curtis Wilder Rose Hill Clarence Lassen Fonda C. Engle Ing Adiassigns Arch Parrott Grant Noah Gibson Station Floyd Oaks Rose Edward Millikan Ewing Willard Cosby Harrogate

Middlerborn Memorial Hospital Notices and Arrivals

Dismissals list includes Mrs Helen Cameron, Mrs Lizzie Misser, Mes. Grier Mullins, Infant Saylor, Beyouly Mary Gilbert, and Mrs He E Ant with daughter. Admissions record Joe Campbell, Clarence Mote in Florence Alabama and Jamie Bossie in Louisiana. Birth announces George Engle boy and Lyce Speaks girl. Rose Hitt noted.

Middlerborn Memorial Hopital Howys Helen Cameron Liench Lizzie Misser Ratrbaurvihic Grier Mullins City Saylor Beyouly Mary Gilbert He E. Ant Joe Campbell Clarence Mote Florence Ala Jamie Bossie LaPalletta George Engle Lyce Rose Hitt

Kefauver supporters split as governor race looms

A Nashville based committee of Sea Fates Kefauver backers disbanded without unanimous choice for governor. Barrett Ashtoy of Dyersboro chaired a 15 member group and said further meetings were planned. Members were split between Nashville attorney John J. Trouke and Canbry of Donerstry with one source noting Hooker favored by some. Hooker planned to announce his plans late this week while Fre and Chattanooga Mayor Olgiati remained in the race and said the committee would not affect their plans.

Nashville UPI Sea Fates Kefauver Barrett Ashtoy Dyershoro John J. Trouke Canbry Donerstry Hooker Viv Fre Chattanooga P. —. Olgiati

Algiers rocked by hazardous device blasts and fires

Right wing extremist elements triggered a wave of 145 explosive incidents across Algiers injuring no major casualties. Police arrested three bomb squads including 13 Frenchmen as fires and sirens filled the city. Security forces moved through affected districts amid fear of a broader attack amid Evian peace talks.

Algiers UPI Cty Ante Oer Phices Pre de Gaulle Lake Geneva Evian

Obituaries of Josh Moses J McCabe Andrew Daugherty

Obituary notices report the deaths of Josh Moses of Dorebsn ter Avenue at home this morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home. J McCabe, a Pineville civic figure, died Sunday March 4 after a long illness at Pineville Community Hospital. He was born January 20, 18xx in San Antonio Texas and survived by wife Ellen plus children Mary Cabe Harvey and others. Funeral services set for Arnett Funeral Home Chapel Tuesday March 6 at 2:40 pm with ministers Gracey and Jones. Pallbearers listed. Andrew Daugherty age 89 died Saturday at his Mudders home near Knoxville. Survivors include children Chari Daugherty Reese and Minnie Hunley plus Gracie Bray and Maggie Holeman and Tessell Raver. Funeral Tuesday March 6 at 2 pm at Mathel Chapel of God in Calloway with interment at Mather Cemetery. Reese Funeral Home of Bry Tazewell is in charge.

Josh Moses Dorebsnter Avenue Bay Shumate Gordon Sitnate and Gorden Hone McCabe J. McCabe Pineville Pineville Community Hospital San Antonio Texas John McCabe Johanna Pursch McCabe San Antonio- Aly Moore Memorial Presbyteran Chinel Menturky Utilities Company Res Ellen McCabe Mary Cabe Harvey Orange Lalore Arnett Funeral Home George D. Gracey Charles F. Jones Olfmvnating Elimnit Siev Charles Sharp Charles Ivott Ermiest Hendrickson Ch Henibree Tyrus Creech Mond Smith John Jackson Kermit Suil Arnett Funeral Ome Andrew Daugherty Andrew Daugharty Mudd Ers Chari Daugherty Knoxville Tenn Robert Daugherty Pluvies Daughnter Minnie Hunley Gracie Bray M Maggie Holeman Middlest Mus Tsatell Raver Easter Ohin William Spe Daugherty Lake Cit Pern Mathel Chareiy Godt Calloway Mather Tyan & P.m. Reese Funeral Home Bry Tazewell

Pair Convicted In Lee County Court Last Week

In Jonesville Lee County Court last week Ruth Thompson of Way-Ruth and Lawrence Le of Lee were convicted for assault and drunkenness respectively while Worky Eugene Clark faced improper equipment and rental convictions. Other defendants Bobby Gene Capipbelli llard M. Din gus Robert Bumgardner and Elmer Ely received convictions for various charges. Daniel Mullins and Willard Mullins were convicted for disorderly conduct.

Jonesville Ruth Thompson Chai Lawrence le Lee County Eugene Clark Cone Bobby Gene Capipbelli M. Dingus Robert Bumgardner Elmer Ely

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