Rights Bill Vote Eyed This Week in Kentucky Assembly
Kentucky lawmakers pushed a public accommodations bill this week with amendments shaping what counts as a public place. The Senate planned only later action while the House advanced related measures including strip mining tightening and a nonprofit higher education loan corporation.
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Frankfort
UPL
Secomminda
Norbert L. Blume
Jefferson
House Rules Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Blume and Son
Shelby Kinkead
D-Lexington
Senate
Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Corporation
Deaths and Funerals in Pettines Notes Ruby Deaths
Death notices from Middlesboro and surrounding area list Mandy Poore age 44 of 632 South 35th Street Middlesboro died March 8 1964 at Pineville Kentucky. Survivors include husband Otto Poore two sons and several siblings with funeral details and burial at Hooper Cemetery. Also notes on Cheate Cavins John Henry Jones and other local obituaries with funeral home arrangements.
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Mandy Foore
Mandy Poore
35Th Street
City
Pineville
Claibornie County
Tenn
Paris Gordon
Chester Pascal Cavins
Pascal Cavins
Middlesi
Cawood Funeral Home
Rev. C. Bavle
Thompson Chapel
Tazewell
John Henry Jones
John Henry Tones
Route 1
Ewing
Veteran’s Hospital
Mountain Home
Vis
Hazel Jones
Norman Jones
Charles Jones
Hal- Togate
Mae Hill
Springfield
Ohio
Maggie Cosby
Gary
Ind
Big Spring Union Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Claibarne County
Coffey Funeral Home
Tazo‘well, Tenn
New Hampshire Primary Opens With GOP Ballot Choices
New Hampshire Republicans began the nations first 1964 presidential primary to offer guidance on the GOP nomination. Weather forecasts warned of cloudy cold with snow in the north and mixed precip in the south. Turnout was expected near 125000 Republicans and 50000 Democrats. Dixville Notch cast the first votes at midnight with Rockefeller receiving two votes and others split among Goldwater Lodge Nixon. Democrats backed write-in Kennedy for VP and Johnson for president, with 29 national delegates to be chosen from 50 candidates.
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N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
GOP
Weather Bureau
Portsmouth
Jengui
Dixville
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Pthe
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Harry F .Byrd
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court orders new trial in washing machine case
In Richmond the Virginia Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Anna Barnette, Chesapeake housewife, who alleged injuries after grabbing a washing machine that she said acted like a robot gone crazy. She sued the appliance firm for damages claiming the unit vibrated violently and caused her breathing to become heavy and hysteria.
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Richmond
UPI
Virginia Supreme Court
Chesapeake
Anna Barnette
Clay Plans Rematch With Army Mental Test in Florida
Cassius Clay announced a rematch for Friday here after reportedly flunking Army mental tests in Florida. He said he may visit New York for business but will wait until after the test. Clay affirmed loyalty to Muhammad’s Islam group and discussed possible opponents if Liston is unavailable and Patterson’s offer to fight for free to reclaim the title.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Florida
Clay
New York
Coral Gables, Fla
Elijah Muhamed
The
Islam
Black Muslim—movement
Malcam
Malcolm X
Muhammad
William Faversham
Sonny Liston
Doug Jones
Exnie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Faversham
Finyd Patterson
Patterson
Davis boy death autopsy shows drowning and abuse
Dr. Stelio Imprescia testified the autopsy found water and debris in the boy’s lungs and evidence of violence and sexual mistreatment. State Detective Barton quoted Davis admitting he held the boy under water to silence him after planning to pay for a bicycle. Previous prison terms for Davis and related family cases are noted. In a separate Los Angeles incident, Gus Davis awaits life after a 1954 murder conviction.
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Stelio Imprescia
Harold Barton
Davis
Mason
Barton
George Ridings
Gus Davis
Fete Davis
LaGrange
Arch Carmony
Khem Lake
Local Court Posts Dismissals and Admissions List
Dismissals include Earl Lyon Jr Avjay Stella Cobb Pearl Higgenbotham Fraker Lawrence Lovely City Millard Johnson Hillary Wilder Cubrage and others. Admissions list Davie Robbins John Simpson Bradley Barnes Jasper Hensley Finley Woodard Lois Meyers James Marton Sondera Kimberly Turner Joyce McDaniel and Mrs Shumaio appear with municipal affiliations.
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Earl Lyon, Jr
Avjay
Stella Cobb
Pearl
Kathy Higgenbotham
Fraker
Lawrence Lovely
City
Millard Johnson
Straight Creek
Hillary D. Wilder
Cubrage Admissions
Davie Robbins
Pineville
John Simpson
Wallens Croek
Bradley Barnes
Gibson Sti Ion
Jasper N. Hensley
Rockhold
Finley Woodard
Arjay
Lois Meyers
James Marton Sondera
Kimberly J. Turner
Joyce McDaniel
James Shumaio
Middlesboro Hospital Visiting Hours List
Visiting hours at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic are set for 1 to 2 PM and 7 to 3 PM. Names listed include Mrs. Junior Brewer of Tazewell, Mrs. Orlin Eastridge and family, Homer Hoe Sr, Mrs. Halda Turner of Cr, Mrs. Tilman Venable of Taze well, Mrs. Zonia Webb of City, Mrs. Ethel Cameron of City, William Lane of City, Patricia Langford of City, Deborah Massengill of City, and Mrs. Edward Muncey of Taze well.
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Middlesboro
Junior Brewer
Tazewell
Orlin Eastridge
Bonds funding state facilities across sectors detailed
The panel outlines allocations including 3.4 million for locational schools and 645 thousand for a state library. Parks receive 4.5 million for new facilities, Health and Welfare 71 million for penal and mental retardation facilities, Conservation 1 million for lakes and 100 for forest fire control. Agriculture 700 thousand for an animal disease diagnostic lab and 400 500 for livestock show facilities at Murray State College and Kentucky State Fairgrounds. Airports get 505 thousand for construction and airport improvements. Public safety to fund three state police barracks with 300 thousand.
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Murray State College
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
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