Johnson Eyes OAS Push as Alliance Seeks New Life
President Johnson pledges to energize the Alliance for Progress in a major OAS speech after a new eight member executive committee was installed. He will outline U S Latin policy and call for wider cooperation among 21 OAS nations to pursue social and economic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Latin America
UPI
Senate
Congress
House
Rains and Taxi Stand Raids Lead to Alcohol Charges
Lawrence Rains, 55, jailed on local option law violation after Park Service Taxi Cab stand raid by city police and detectives yielded 14 half pints of whiskey. He faced prior dry territory charges in Bell Candy Circuit Court, with a hung jury earlier and new hearings set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reins
Arec
Tocal
Park Service Taxi Cab, Inc
Rains
Bell Candy
Park Service
Ban Hatfield
Jerry Martin
Middlesboro
Lonnie E. Maden
Claude C. Ausmus
Richard Prelopski
Willie M. Roark
Prelopski
Paul D. Rains
Reymond T. Brock
Jimmy Vanover
Tean R. Shackleford
Ben Phipps
North
Flooding Survey Planned Across 47 Kentucky Counties
FRANKFORT KY UP I Officials will launch a plan to survey estimated 8.2 million flood damage across 47 Kentucky counties. Gov Breathitt with federal representatives vows full aid, citing 12 million in private losses and 4.2 million in public property. The Ohio River recovery is expected by March 25 if no further heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Bureau of Public Roads
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Johnson
Breathitt
Jefferson County
Campbell County
Bookmobile Stops Told in Middlesboro Schedule
The Middlesboro Bookmobile lists stops by date across multiple areas including Binghamtown Beans Fork Blue Ridge Blue Ridge Bridge Williams Branch Re Page and Hanses Creek Rd March 16 March 18 East End Jonc than March 19 Edgewood Garmendy Fandy March 20 Bosworth March 23 Clear Creek Springs Jason Chapel Pine Grove March 24 Little Log Mt Big Log Mt Ferndale Meldrum March 25 Hutch Colmar Sugar Run Road March 27 Noetown noon.
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Middlesboro
Binghamtown
Beans Fork
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Bridge
Williams Branch
Page
Hanses Creek Rd
East End
Joncthan
Bosworth
Clear Creek Springs
Jason Chapel
Pine Grove
Davisburg
Chenoa
Carr’s
Hutch, Colmar and
Sugar Run Road
Little Log Mt
Big Log Mt
Ferndale
Meldrum
Middlesboro Restaurant Association March Meeting Speaker
Kentucky Restaurant Association President Albert J. Crisonti will speak at the Middlesburg association gathering on March 18 at 2 p.m. He will be joined by Louis Brooks of the state group. All Middlesboro and Pineville restaurant and drive-in owners are urged to attend at the Kentucky Utilities Assembly Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Restaurant Association
Albert J. Crisonti
Middlesburg Restaurant Association
Kentucky Utilities Assemly Room
Crisonti
Louis Brooks
iMiddesboro and
Pineville
Ruby slaying defendant seeks speedy appeals path
Defense lawyer Melvin Belli announced he would take Jack Ruby’s death sentence case to the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals in Austin. Ruby, found guilty of killing Lee Harvey Oswald, remains in Dallas County Jail awaiting appeals. Belli feared for Ruby’s life, suggesting he could be killed in jail or commit suicide to halt appeals.
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Denne Freeman
United Press International Dallas
UPI
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Texas Criminal Court of Appeals
Austin
Tex
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas County
Huntsville State Prison
Belli
United Press International Sunday
Dallas
Bill) Decler
Sui- Jasper
Joe
Brown
San Franciscan
TVA Holds Back Ohio Flood Crest Near Owensboro
Ohio River crest pushed along Kentucky shore while Indiana and Illinois towns, including Mauckport and Shawnestown, faced heavy flooding. Owensboro saw minor flood, Paducah considering gates. TVA restrained river flow from the Tennessee, river level dropped three feet to 70.4 on the Louisville gauge. Relief crews faced s a flood subsidence, while crowds of sightseers hindered traffic in Shepherdsville.
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United Press International
Owensboro
Cairo
Ill
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Caanelfon
Mauckport
Ind
Shawnestown
Paducah
Te City
Tennessee, Valley Authority
Ohio
Louisville
Sweather
Jefferson County
Salt River Valley
Taylorsville
Shepherdsville
Bullitt County
W. R. French
Special Rights Session Arged by Negro Leaders
In Louisville AOCR leaders push for a special legislative session after the General Assembly failed to pass public accommodations bills. They urge telegrams and calls to Governor Breathitt as sit in protests plan a nonviolent campaign in southern Kentucky and Frankfort to test desegregation and public access rights.
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Louisville
UPI
Allied Organizations For Civil Rights
AOCR
General Assembly
ACCR
Edward T. Hreathitt
Breathitt
Bert Combs
Frank Stanley Jr
AGCR
Nearo
Stanley
Kentucky
Births at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic
At the Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic a series of births are listed with names and genders: James Warren, boy. Clark Mills, girl. Lonnie E. Maiden, girl. James Ward, girl. plus other named individuals from Cumberland Gap Pineville London City Speedwell Bristol and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Rice
Pineville
Hertha Clontz
London
Toseph Porter
City
Merion Collins
Speedwell
Larry Gambrel
Jack E. Luttrell
Bristol
Tenn
Don G. Brooks
Lazewell
Eugene Anderson
Cloves
Spline
Maynard Adkins
James Mays
Oscar Evans
Thomas York
Sandra Bailey
Ewing Alva A. Taylor
Arcemus Thornes Simith
Manchester
John Helton
Helen David Ramsey
Shiavanee
Claude Francisca
James Warren
Clark Mills
Lonnie E. Maiden
Donald C. Sparks
Sa. James Ward
Personnel Changes Include City Dismissals and Admissions
A condensed list shows multiple individuals under dismissals and admissions across several cities and institutions. Names include Mrs Otis Honeycutt city official and Mrs Walter Cawood Sr among others, with associated locations such as Pincyille Harro gate Sheils Chapel and Rase fill. The document reads as a roster of personnel actions without additional context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Honeycutt
City
Malcolm Howard
Pincyille
Jenna Lynn Jefferson
Harrogate
Betta Macron
City Ie
Edward Muncey
Tazewel
Sheilagh Rogan
Dewey Russell
Tazewell
Michael Thompson
City Admissions
Walter Cawood
Mar
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Revealed
Report claims a new non surgical method shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain. The substance named Preparation is presented as a healing breakthrough from world famous research. It is now sold in cap or tablet forms at drug counters.
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W. ¥.Heerfeld
Death Punishment and Strip Mine Bills Await Senate Action
In the 1964 General Assembly final week, any bill not receiving first readings today is likely dead. Major measures tied to capital punishment, strip mining, and a $176 million bond proposal face uncertain futures as timing thins. Public accommodations bill lingers, Second Reading granted but stalled. Workmen’s compensation and safety bills must move today to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Frankfort
UPI
General Assembly
House
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Funeral rites for Walter Green in City at East Cumberland Ave Baptist
Walter Green aged 64 of Pineville Pike City died March 2 1984. Funeral services were conducted at 2 pm Sunday at East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church by Rev James A Walters and Rev Seal Janeway. Pallbearers included Everett Nagle Angelo Mike Reno Mike William Thompson Walter Tones William Standifer Walter Fuson and Hansford Earle. Organist Mrs Doug Campbell assisted the church choir. Interment followed at Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. Shumate Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Walter Green
Pineville Pike
City
East Cumbriland Avenue Baptist Church
James A. Walters
Seal Janeway
Everett Nagle
Angelo Mike
Reno Mike
William Thompson
Walter Tones
William Standifer
Walter Fuson
Hansford Earle
Doug Campbell
Doug Campbell As Organist and First Thames Bolton
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Shumate Funeral Home
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Panama
U.s.-Panama
Canal Zone
Jonson
Robert T. Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Blue Angels
Apalachila
Liz
Burton
Montreal
Mississippi
M Northern College
Peace Corps
Jackson
Council of Federated Organizations
OFCO
Elmer Wyatt
James Pursifall
Don Webb
Dallas Shackleford
Bill Beeler
J. H. Mayers
Boyce Marsee
Dewey L. England
John D. Godsey
Rossite
Rouud Daily News
Cumberland Avenue Middleshom
By Carole Martin
Campbell
Red Cross
Breamhitt
Ohio River
State Civil Defense Department
Edgewood
Garmendy
Fandy
Noetown
United States
Toldy
Fredric Marchava Gardner
Clay Vs. Liston
West Hevesi
Oswald Shayer
TVA
Tennessee
Ohio R
Smithland
State House of Representatives
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Larry Adams
Cumberland
Gap
Ewing
Larry J. Butcher
Hillary D. Money
Calvin Mugene C. Marcum
David Ramsey
Shawanee
Bradley Suurlock
Nevisdale
Charlie B. Burnett
Middlesboro Hospital
Phil Chittum
Sheips Chapel
Charles BR. Green
Jenny Lane
Joe Partin
Proden
Neliie Queenar
Elmer Ray
Jerry Sue Kenfeo
Hur‘ogate
TVA Lake
Norris
South Halston
Booness. Drees
Pal Henry
Melton Hill
Great Falls
Center Hill
Kenneth Spangler
Decca
15Th St
National
BANK
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cumberland Ave
Middleshere, Ky
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