Defense Fund Body to Probe Maintaining Airborne Alert
Washington, UPI. House defense appropriations subcommittee chair George H. Mahon said the airborne alert issue will be studied, with data gathered to decide if funds are needed and how much. Rep. Flood urged immediate emergency funds to keep one third of SAC bombers airborne, estimating a one billion dollar cost. Defense Dept currently says no need for airborne SAC status, while other topics include state law clashes and unemployment extension talks.
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Mowse
Texas Democrat
Air Force
Mahon
Daniel J. Flood
Mahan
Strategic Air Command
Flood
Eisenhower
SAC
Deffense Department
Emanuel Coller
House Judiciary Committee
Hose
Edwin
Willis
D-La
Ilso
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Supreme Oart
James
Eastland
D-Miss
Ie Judiciary Committee
UPI Basketball Scores and Morocco King Health Update
UPI reports scores from East St. Louis and the South Atlantic Coast Conference first round with Duke and Wake Forest winning. Separately, King Mohammed V of Morocco is described as suffering an ear ailment requiring complete rest for at least ten days.
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United Press International
Stanhatean
Lafayette
St. Joli's
A? MY. Uni Baston U
Providence
Duke
Wake Forest
Noth Carolina
Clemson
Carolina St
Carolina
Virginia
Marylamt
Rabat
Mococos
UPI
Mohammed V
Morocco
Pakistanis Tour Middlesboro Express Interest in American Organization
A Pakistani visiting Middlesboro joined a tour that stopped at Corona Manufacturing and Perma- Pipe Company, praising American leadership and organizational culture. He noted the exchange rate and expressed admiration for opportunities in the United States, while weather remained the main objection to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peas Gap National Historica
Jinnacle
Corona
Thea
Conona
Pakistan
London
Perma- Pipe Company
America
Middlesboro
Algerian Rebels in Talks With Reds for Aid
Algerian sources report that Algerian national leaders in Cairo are conferring with representatives of the Communist Chinese government on possible aid including arms for the Algerian rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
IPD
Comesmunist
Big Ten Votes On Rose Bowl Contract At Winter Meeting
Madison Wis news reports the Big Ten held a winter meeting to decide whether to continue sending teams to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena California. Officials weighed the Pacific Coast Conference dissolution and West Coast non proposals amid stalemates while noting past Rose Bowl involvement and potential invites depending on faculty votes.
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Ualled Press International
Madison
Wis
LAPLE
Big Ten Votua Lobiy
Pasa
Dena
Calif
West Coast
Big Ten
Big Gal
Big
Bob Hope plans TV return despite eye condition
UPI reports Bob Hope, released from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a blood clot impaired vision in his left eye, will resume television work within 24 hours. He dismisses retirement, cites July movie, and says he will slow down but not stop. Doctor says no operation needed. vision could improve with anticoagulant drugs.
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UPT
Hollywood
UPI
B Hope
Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
Hope
Gile
International
Dolores
U. S
New Yorks
Algernon B. Reese
Reese
Wold
Obituaries for Partin and Taylor in Kentucky Area
Funeral services for John Harvey Partin of Frakes were held at New Wing Baptist Chapel with burial in New Vine Cemetery. Etta Taylor of Middleston died at home at age 76 after long Bell County residence, with services at Clear Fork Baptist Church and burial in Barbourville Cemetery.
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John Raryvey Partin
John Harvey Partin
Frakes
New Wing Baptist Chapel
Wade Partin
Robert Jones
Turin
New Vine Cemetery
Charles Hunley
J. B. Staiden
Charles Miracle
Bullard Martin
Tonnie Maiden
Dorsey Partin
Swere
Cguwood
Wome
Etta Taylor
Middlestoro
Reute 2
Colmar
Clyde Taylor
Bell County
Solomon and
Ouise Hellen Kirby
Garrett Taylor
Bell Coomnty
Red Oak
Red Oak Baptists Church
Sam
William Kitty
Leesburg
Tomorcow
Clear Fork Baptist Church
James
Parlin
Bu- Tal Wi
Barbourville Cemetery
Cawood Funeral Home
Algerian Rebs Hunted After Attacks On Western Front
French troops pushed through Algerian mountains in pursuit of Moslem rebels blamed for killing American adventurer Vorer F. Kellems, 65, of Siloam Springs Arkansas, and wounding another. Kellems, brother of Vivien Kellems of Stoningham Connecticut, an industrialist known for anthrax views, was killed along Col du Juif near the road from Morocco to Oran. A German interpreter also died in the ambush nearby.
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Alguisas
GPC
Tociay
Vorer F. Kellems
Kellems
Siloam Springs
Ark
Vivien Keltems
Stoningharm
Conn
Col du Juif
Tlemeen
Morocco
Oran
Hospital Notes from Briddlesboro and Clintio Hospitals
Admission and discharge summaries list numerous patients across Briddlesboro, Clintio, and nearby towns. Names include Stapleton, Hose, Elam, Elam, Robinson, Ball, Brooks, and others with multiple mentions of transfers and visiting hours.
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Briddlesboro
Clintio
Moura
James Stapleton
City
Cliffout
Misco
Fred Enix
Richard Hose
Finoyae Tana Sue Elam
Anna Joe Runyons
Speadwell
Tip ‘Massengill
Harrogate
G. 11
Brown
Rose Till
Ray Fugate
Gibson Staton
Ted Blondel
I City
Motorized Wagon Train Starts Alaska Journey
Angola Indiana reports a caravan of 50 pioneers on a slow first day en route to Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. The trip, led by Jacobowitz, includes 15 families and 15 children driving a mix of wagons vans and trucks along the Alcan Highway, amid vehicle mishaps and repairs.
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Alaska
Angola
Ind
UPL
Indiana
Pokagon State Park
Here
Kenai Peninsula
Gulf of Maska
Jacobo Wila
Canada
Iacobowitz
Patricia
Ganit
Queen Elizabeth Will Visit West Africa This Fall
Buckingham Palace announced the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will tour West Africa from November 11 to December 15. They will stop in Ghana, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
West Africa
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Gambia
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Mnsi Lions Club
W. A. Smith
John Johnson
Ed Nagle
Central School
Mareh
Defense Fund
Stuckey
Middlesbro
Temensber
Bae
Lietenee
Kenneth Spangler
Moving & Storage
Callison
Avondale Ave
Pentecostal Church
Saul Baker
Hamilton, Ohio
H. H. Leatherwood
Pastor
Mc Insurance ‘Agency
Alta Jenkins
Bob Hope
Rebs
Dmitdliebaro
F.D
Hospital Notes
Ae Hounshell
Gibson Stajan
Hasco Whitaker
Arthur Stephen Rosenbaum
Clara Marie Carter
Joe Robinson
New Tazewell
Ed Ball, Jr
Cty
Wayne Brooks
Ewing
Middlesbury Menarind Hospital
James Roberts
Floyd Ayers
Favine
Simon Loveday
Jellicoe
Robert Helton
Pineville
Onzet Melton
Alva Ars
Hulda Turner
Grace Parkey
Knoxville
Lola Warner
Gtv
Sexton
Yellow Cab
Pionn
White Furniture
Penney's
Nannie Taylor
Penney
Hester Barton
Gertride Emover
Jacobowitz
Viste
Africa
SAT
SUN
Bpence
Thacy Min
Jean Cepers
Alg0
Gary Coooopmr
Susan Hayward
Gagle
Radio
HOA TV
Tends
TV and
Huila Berytey
Entlre
Vek
Bardots
Aka Hoe
The
O.K. Corral
Burt Lancaster
Wyatclar
Kirk Douglas
Nog
Erro 3
Cecile, Demille
Baxter
Sir Cedric Nina Martha
Judith Vincent Hardwicke
Foch
Scott: Anderson - Price
Decarlo
Derek
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