Meriwether Nomination in Senate Fight Amid Opposition
The Senate opened debate on the nomination of Charles M. Meriwether as Export-Import Bank head. Javits and APs oppose citing past political ties to the Ku Klux Klan, while Mansfield and others defend the selection as President Kennedy’s choice despite opposition from some Republicans.
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Sénate Fibadets
Charles M. Meriwether
Senate
Wis Jacob
R-N.y
Savile
Senate Banking Committee
Kennedy
New Yorker
Michether
Alabama
Ku Klux’ Klan
Hugh JH
Aps
Meriwether
Scott
Mike Fanstfield
Mansfield
Hest
Jim Ton- Tirmation Ehate
Liz Taylor in grave condition from pneumonia doctors say
London reports doctors eye Liz Taylor crisis as she fights pneumonia. Two new drugs were given overnight to combat poisoning in her system. Medical bulletin at 9 and 14 am EST said her condition remains grave though breathing is quiet.
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London
UPI
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Carlie Goldman
Ami
Tien
Economic Upswing Dim Kennedy Told
Treasury Secretary Dillon and Federal Reserve Board Chairman McChesney Martin testified to Congress that no brisk economic upswing was expected before mid year and the recovery remains uncertain. A temporary income tax cut was hinted as a possible stimulus while governors discuss long term rate policy. The Fed has shifted to longer term securities to lower rates, with committee members urging action.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Federal Reserve Bort
William McChesney Marty
Congress
Kennedy
Dillon
Federal Reserve Board
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Henry Reass
D-Wis
Dillon Hog Mide
Kennedy Administrtion
Monsey
Senate
W. Heller
Eller
Ehret the Uphir
Deaths and Funerals Otis Johnson of Hulen
Otis Johnson aged 26 died March 3 at Pineville Hospital. Born in Insull Kentucky, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson, husband of Mary Johnson. Survived by wife, son Otis Randolph Johnson, parents, brothers Claude and Willis, sisters Imogene Brown and others. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Blackmont Baptist Church with Rev Archie Walters and Rev General Clark. Burial at Tacket Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Otir Johnson
Otis Johnson
Hulen
Pineville Hospital
Insull
Jack Johnson
Mary Seniors
B. and J. Coal Company
Mary Johnson
Otis Randolph Johnson
Claude
Willis Johnson
Imogene Brown
Spokane
Wash
Frankie
Betty
Virginia Rose
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Blackmont Baptist Church
Tey
Archie Walters
General Clark
Tacket Hill
Hanns
Jump
Cager Lawson
Olly Hill
Bob Boatright
Macald Ely
Lark Saylor
Barbara Clark
Cawood Funeral Home
Ohio reciprocity tax pact eyed after governors meet
Gov Bert Combs of Kentucky and Gov Michael DiSalle of Ohio held a closed exploratory meeting to discuss broader reciprocal tax agreements between the states. They stressed no controversy and said the session aimed to explore possibilities rather than address a specific dispute.
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Columbus
Oto
UPI
Kentucky
Ohio
Bert T. Combs
Michael DiSalle
Combs
Death Notice for James Alfred Crutchfield of Tazewell
James Alfred Crutchfield of Tazewell died yesterday at Claiborne County Hospital. Survived by wife Martha Crutchfield and five sons including James L. Crutchfield, Ben Crutchfield, Yale Crutchfield, Basil Crutchfield, and Joe Crutchfield. daughters Mrs Ed Marshall and Mrs Carl Rowland, 36 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. two brothers George and (incomplete).
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James Alfred Ore
James Alfred Crutchfield
Tazewell
Claiborme County Hospital
Martha Crutchfield
James L. Crutchfield
Ben Crutchfield
Rogersville
Yale Crutchfield
Knox. Ky
Basil
Joe Crutchfield
Monroe
Mich
Ed Marshall
Harlan
Carl Rowland
George
Moscow Slate Wins At 99.92 Percent In Vote
Moscow voters approved a single municipal council slate presented by the official election commission. About 99.92 percent supported the slate with 8.92 percent marked as negative or improper ballots. No opposing candidates existed for the 1,056 posts.
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Yapy
Reapportionment Hearing Set In Tennessee
Tennessee senate debates a reapportionment bill by Sen. Robert Peters to boost representation for urban areas and shrink rural influence. The measure, already passed 29-0 in the Senate, advances a voter count for a 1963 redistribution. House action also includes a $2 boat registration fee proposal and dog vaccination penalties.
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Robert Peters
Kingsport
Republican
House
Senate
Harry Lee Senter
Bristol
Berson
Tennessee
Steady Coal Mining Advocated By Senator Moss
Washington Senator Fran Moss urged keeping coal mining on a steady year round basis to meet energy needs. He proposed a Senate committee to study a national energy policy and warned that gas, air and nuclear power alone may not meet demand 13 years from now.
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Washington
UPT
Fran J. Moss
Dutah
Aloss
Senate
al Ioy
Moss
Hospital Notes At MidWestern Memorial Hospital
Visiting hours are 2 4 and 6 30 6 30 with dismissals listed for Evie Longsworth Lawrence Perki Harrogate Jerry Fain Brenda Fus Ingram Colleen Miracle Calvin Betty Pratt Samuel F. Smith Williams burr Joseph F. Stoner Jr Wash burn John D. Green Helen Duty Claude Broan LaFollette Bill Baker Mae ease Pineville Rey Campbell Speedwell and a listed mix of patient statuses and locations including towns like Burr and LaFollette.
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MidWestern Memorial Hospital
Irs
Evie Longsworth
Lawrence Perki
Harrogate
Jerry Fain
Brenda Fay Fus Ingram
Colleen Miracle
Calvin
Betty Pratt
Mae Ease
Pineville
Rey E. Campbell
Speedwell
Boy
Dismissals and Visit Restrictions Noted at Middlesboro Hospital
Obscure OCR lists names and places including Cecil Cart Clairfield Mrs Walter Ayers and son Gibson Station along with multiple items about admissions and dismissals at local hospitals. Mentions Mrs Vorster Brooks Tazewell Mrs Jackie Keck New Taze well Carlo Brittain Slusher City and Mrs Danke Evans Pruden in scattered entries.
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Middlesboro Hospital
Cecil Cart
Clairfield
Walter’ Ayers and Son
Gibson Station
Vorster Brooks
Tazewell
Jackie Keck
New Tazewell
Carlo Brittain Slusher
City
Danke-Evans
Pruden
State Surplus Sale Offers Gallstone Scoops and More
Frankfort reports that the Kentucky Division of Surplus Property will offer 22 lots of government surplus items in a March 24 sale at 10 a.m. (CST). Prospective bidders are urged to inspect usable items, as many are damaged or need repairs. Items range from X‑ray equipment to hospital beds, projectors, heating tanks, and measuring tools, with bidding requiring a 10 percent cashiers check or money order and removal within 10 days.
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Robert Greene
Wirce
Paciiy
Peace Corps Young Men May Get Delay in Draft
Washington officials discussed possible draft deferments for Peace Corps volunteers. Gen. Lewis Hershey said deferments beyond service could occur if volunteers continued work or study in the national interest. Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver said exemptions would not be automatic and depend on post service activities.
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Peace Corps
Washington
UPI
President Ennedy
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Local Disaster Aid Arrives After Argentina Event
Fragmentary OCR note reports relief efforts and arrival of aid from Hamioun to Zaragosa area following an Argentine disaster. Mentions Juan Dy Peton and a stay of several days as part of a relief act. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Zaragosa
Salal
Juan Dy Peton
Rusk Warns No Change Ahead in U S China Ties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said in a television interview that the United States would not see significant changes in relations with Communist China. He asserted Washington has definite commitments toward Nationalist China.
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London
Dean Rusk
United States
Communist
China
Rusk
Local Chamber rep in the field seeks new industry
A chamber representative is described as hard at work away from the office. He travels to pursue a hot tip on a new industry prospect, showcases the town to visitors, and hunts for opportunities to attract industries. The aim is more and better hometown jobs.
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Chamber of Gommerge
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