Rights March Is Today in Frankfort Kentucky
Louisville led marchers to Frankfort for a mass civil rights demonstration aimed at pressuring for a strong state public accommodations law. About 5,000 Kentuckians were expected, with Martin Luther King Jr en route to speak at the Capitol amid other leaders including Jackie Robinson James Farmer Mahalia Jackson and Fred Shuttlesworth.
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Washington
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Allied Organizations For Civil Rights
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Wie
King
Martin Luther King
AGCK
Standiford Field
State Capitol
Jackie Robinson
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Mahalia Jackson
Fred Shuttlesworth
Amendment Offered Senate Rights Bill Still in Committee
In Frankfort Kentucky the civil rights bill backed by Gov Breathitt remained in committee as Senate action was tentative with a rules committee review and a late week session. Senator Mabley proposed a crippling amendment to place the measure on a real option basis while opponents argued the Kinkead bill better fits the current assembly. The Senate approved a leader tenure bill 33 to 1 reducing the age bias on teacher contracts and returned it to the House for concurrence before governor assent. A Kentucky Funeral Directors Association measure to tighten mausoleum and cemetery rules was revived in a surprise move Wednesday.
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UPL
Edward T. Breathitt
State Senate
General Assembly
Senate
Rules Committee
Scott Miller
Louisville
Kentucky Education Association
Kentucky Funeral Directors Association
House Duplicates Civil Rights Bill
FRANKFORT Kentucky A House version of the administration favorite public accommodations measure was introduced by eastern Kentucky Republican Rep Albert Dempsey It bans discrimination in public places but activists call it watered down The measure mirrors the Senate version by Sen Shelby Knefel It is the second public accommodations bill in the House this session Also included are labor and blue law exemption proposals by Rep Jon White and Rep Allen Russell The proposed blue law change would exempt theaters hotels restaurants transit public utilities and government activities from Sunday closing rules
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Albert Dempsey
R-Martin
Jon E. White
Clay
Allen Russell
Jefferson
Mishill
United States
Obituary: John Locke of Belt County dies at Pineville Hospital
John Locke lifelong Belt County resident and member of a prominent family died at 12:29 a.m. Wednesday March 4 at Pineville Community Hospital. Born November 23, 1877 in Kettle Island Kentucky, he was son of Abraham and Martha Locke pioneers of Straight Creek. Survived by wife Sadie Locke four daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Mill Creek Baptist Church with multiple pallbearers and an extensive list of honorary pallbearers. Burial in Howard Cemetery Mill Creek Arnett Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
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Belt County
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Wednday
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Abraham
Martha Horn Locke
Straight Creek
Bell County
Fis
Isaac Horm
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First Baptist Church
Harlan
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Me. Cocke
Mill Creek
Danner
Hoe
U. S
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Carrico Howard Locke
Howard Locke
Mia
Sadie Locke
Theodore Lelevers
Louisville
Martha. Brock
Harold Gross
City
Fred
Laster
Reed M
Howard Locke, Jr
John Alvin Locke
Larry Keith Locke
Henry Corum
Gabe Howard
Homer Howard
Keavie Smith
John Lowry
Charles David Ing
Moris Howard
George Locke
Chestfield Chapman
E. B. Wilson
Millard Lefevers
Deneane Brock
Charlie Lefevers
Ed Wilson, Jr
Dewey Magley
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Dillard Lawson
Paul Elliot
Clyde F. Creech
J. C. Helton
Grant PF. Knuckles
Elhanon Minnard
J. A. McCord
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James Simpson
Robert Widener
Bill Massey
George Neal
Denver C. Knuckles
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Herbert Grace
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E. £. Davis
Woodford Collett
Roy Collett
Cleo Howard
William TL. Collett
Lawrence Collett
Simon Elliott
Henry Neal
Bass Hoskins
Bill Blanton
Lee Rice
Kale Tringle
Enoch Hoskin
Cammie Wilson
R. F. Wilson
Robert Lasley
Arnett
Howard
Arnett Funeral Home
Pineville
Virginia Bickers On Fees In General Assembly Clash
In Richmond the Virginia General Assembly haggled over whether to raise automobile and truck license fees. A conference committee wrestled with an emergency clause to make the increases effective this year, with administration forces seeking passage despite opposition from Republicans and some Democrats. The Senate Finance Committee floated changes to a $1.67 billion budget, while a $5 million tax relief package passed focusing on banks tobacco firms railroads and wholesalers. Gov. Harrison urged reductions to boost industrial growth.
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TVA Lake Stages Mahistick Painter's Hand Support
A padded leather headed stick used by painters to steady the hand gripping the brush, known as the Mahistick. This tool provides soft support to reduce tremor and improve control during painting sessions.
Ruby Trial Opens With Fast Pace and Death Penalty Focus
Dallas prosecutors press toward closing their case against Jack Ruby as witnesses recount the Oswald shooting. Detective L C Graves, who stood near Oswald, testifies about Ruby's gunfire and a muttered wish that Oswald's killer would die.
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Hospital Notes Middlesboro and Adjacent Clinics Visit Rules
Hospital listings show admissions and dismissals across multiple facilities. Names include Mrs Jerry Renfro Harrogate Ella Hunley Joe English Erwin and many others with locations like Pineville Jellicy Speedwell and Cunderson. Birth noted for Mrs Harold James Belcher in Himyar.
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Ewing
Elmer Redmond
Jessie K. Yates
Jonesville
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City
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Erwin Cecil A. Garland
Appalachian Regional Hospital
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Rose Hill
Hubert Lloyd
Nora Douglas
Jellicy
Bruce Lane
Cora Leach
Ella Robertson
Speedwell
Justine Davis
Gale Liggins
Shirley A. Mason
Mary Smith
Vesta Bramble
Don F. Brooks
Tazewell
Parley Warwick
Sam Myers
John Gatley
Molus
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Mark A. Teague
Eagan
Larry Walton
Pinevilla
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Hillary DB. Wilder
Currage
Helen Laws
Jenny Lee Welch
Clarence J. Ward
Cuntherland
Edna Trene Humdeel
Path
Hazel Kasan
Callie Duncan
Cly
James Simpson
Harold James Belcherpink
Himyar
Daily News Subscription Rates And Area Coverage
The Daily News publishes each afternoon except Sunday with United Press International wires. Rates: by carrier four dollars per year in Middlesboro area. by mail in advance four dollars, six months four fifty, three months two fifty, one month one. Outside district one dollar sixty.
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