Senate approves prayers in public schools in Kentucky
The Kentucky Senate, by narrow margin, approved a bill to permit Bible reading and prayers in public schools, sending it to the House. Sen. Bernard Bonn and Sen. Frederick Nichols dissented. Sen. Clay Gay cautioned the move could influence the Supreme Court. The chamber also passed a constitutional convention bill and rejected three other measures, including a ban on bartenders and a political gifts bill.
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Louisville
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Madisonville
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Kentucky
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Area Deaths and Funerals
Middlesboro area obituaries list Samuel L Brimm 75 of Middlesboro died at home March 10. He retired from Kentucky Utilities, survived by wife Judith Hamlin Brimm and multiple children. Funeral 2:30 pm Friday at Middlesboro First Baptist with interment in Middlesboro Cemetery. Other notices include John Niles Givens 41 of Middlesboro died in Lexington March 10 1964. Robert Edgar Parks 65 of Middlesboro died March 10 1964. Matilda Bolton 73 of Harrogate Tenn. Chester Paul Cavins of Middlesboro died March 7 1964. infant Mary Millett born March 10 1984 buried at Roselawn. Mandy Poore of Middlesboro died March 1964. Naomi Swanagin 40 of Fort Wayne Ind. Nancy Seabolt Seabolt of Rockville Ind. William Bowman Lane 81 of Middlesboro with service at First Presbyterian Church. Numerous survivors listed with funeral arrangements and burials noted.
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Clarksville
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Suit Filed Over Items After Divorce in Milwaukee
Victor L. Puttkammer sues his former wife in Milwaukee charging she kept items including his ant Chris suit and sausage stuffer after their divorce three years ago. The UPI report notes the suit seeks the return of the property and its belongings.
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UPI
Victor L. Puttkammer
Ant Chris
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Daily News Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Daily News of Middlesboro Kentucky lists delivery and mailing rates, noting second class postage, United Press International wire service, and local area coverage in Bell and Knox Counties and surrounding regions with annual and multi month pricing details for subscribers inside and outside the city.
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Breathitt to Plug For Rights Measure in Frankfort
Governor Breathitt planned to urge the House Rules Committee to allow the administration civil rights bill to reach the floor for a vote. The panel showed no sign of releasing the measure, with 17 votes reported for a move to place it on the agenda, well short of the 29 needed in the 56 member committee.
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UPI
Edward T. Breathitt
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D-Tefffersen
Blume
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Breathitt
Senate
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Retail Merchants Association
Thomas Devending
D-Franklin
Hose
Jaw Hills
Churchill visits House of Commons at near 90
London report notes Sir Winston Churchill, nearing his 90th birthday in November, visiting his favorite club the House of Commons. He has attended Parliament regularly after signaling this session could be his last, with general elections due before November 1.
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UPI
Winston Churchill
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Berry Announces Candidacy for 2nd District Seat
Fred Berry, site representative, declared Wednesday night his bid for the Republican nomination to the 2nd District congressional seat. Irene Dailey Baker was elected Tuesday, with Baker's term expiring in January. Berry said the decision followed months of consideration and a lunch with Baker last May.
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Fred JO. Berry
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Gales
Democras
Willard Yarbrough
Terry
Morticias
Baker
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Baker Triumphs To Succeed Late Husband In Tenn Seat
Dale Hollow region and surrounding counties supported the race as Mrs. Baker won decisively to succeed her late husband Howard H. Baker, longtime Tenn senator. She captured the seat by a wide margin, carrying most counties and finishing with about 40,757 votes.
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Mra. Baker
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Leslie Callahan Receives Life Term for Fatal Shot
Leslie County man Clemmie Callahan was given a life prison sentence after being convicted in Leslie Circuit Court for firing a shotgun at Mrs. Carrie DeHare on August 31. The jury, among the first in Leslie County capable of death penalty consideration, needed only five minutes to reach the verdict.
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Hyden, Ky
UPI
Leslie County
Clemmie Callahan
Leslie
Carrie De‘Hare
Ronal
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