Arabs and Europe Rightists Clash in Oran Feared Ceasefire Riot
In Oran, Arab rebels and European rightists clash as a ceasefire nears, with rioting risk rising. The death toll climbs. 25 killed and 22 wounded, totaling 1,711 dead and 3,406 injured as violence spreads through Oran and Algiers. Uniformed OAS militants seize weapons, while curfews are violated and civilians scramble for travel.
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Europe
Oran
Oral
Srevet
Algotista Taylors
Qran
Algiers
OAS
Cease Fire Near Algeria Conflict Reported by UPI
French and Algerian negotiators signaled a near resolution of the conflict as talks centered on troop withdrawals, prisoner releases, and governance. Charles de Gaulle could announce a cease-fire within hours with an accord on rebel army geography and a timetable for evacuations, pending final acceptance.
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Elie Maisslevtan
France
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Sarees
Gaulle
Eek Joint Commission
Algeria
Provisional Executive
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Entries and Dismissals
Hospital notes list visiting hours and numerous admissions and dismissals across Middlesboro Hospital and Memorial Hospital. Names include William Robert Fultz Ethel Sweet Marshal P Smith Jack Johnson Calvin Suttles Margie Bailey Richard Hoskins Jonnie Velma Lowe Sarah Asher Den Hamiten Moyers and others from City Speedwell Pineville New River Benetite.
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Ours
Marshal P. Smith
Dutt Ethel Sweet
City
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New River
Jack Johnson
Field Calvin Suttles
Speedwell
Mtrgie Bailey
Blanche Richard Hoskins
Cary Jonnie
Velma Lowe
Petros Ruffie G. Condra
Lynich
Sarah Asher
Pineville
den Hamiten End
Benetite Ty
Adenauer Holds Cabinet Talks Before Italy Vacation
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer conferred with his cabinet for more than three hours Friday to plan for his departure Monday on a spring vacation in Italy.
Area Deaths and Funerals
Obituary notices honor multiple local residents with funeral dates and burial details including Maggie Simmons from Monroe Michigan Ova Rice of Straight Creek Kentucky George Henry Webb of Middlesboro Tennessee and others. Service times venues ministers pallbearers and church affiliations listed for each.
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Ova-Hice
Ova Rice
Straight Creek
Kentucky
W. B. Bingham
Jesse Buell
Jaakell Webb
Mliddlesboro
Calvin A. Webb
Lexington
Glenn Webb
Carhin
Kent Webb
Guam
Roy Webb
Monroe
Michigan
Hazel Lavell
Wayne, Mich
Elsi Jsford
Edith
Middlesboro
Ales
Annie. Miller
Phoenix
Arizona
W.oh. Webb
Mid- Wesboro
Katherine Heath
Hattie Walker
Kokomo
Indiana
Hensfey
Chaped Baptist Church
WW. B. Bingham
Swain
Joe Moyers
Cawood Funeral Home
Safe Opened Money Burned in Louisville Break-In
Louisville police said Murnx may have admitted to one break-in at a restaurant where a safe, stolen March 3, was opened after an acetylene torch was used. The crack yielded $1,500, but about $1,220 remained missing.
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Louisville
Murn — x
Parlice
Tostaurant
Border clashes erupt as Syria and Israel duel near Sea of Galilee
Syrian and Israeli forces fought along the border near the Sea of Galilee with both sides claiming victory. An Israeli raiding party demolished a fortress after clashes leaving 5 Israelis dead and 10 wounded while Syria reported heavier losses for the attacker. Reports say Syrian tanks and aircraft struck villages before air forces intervened, and both sides traded artillery and shelling with casualties and evacuations continuing.
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Tel Aviv
Sea of Galilee
Herce
Damascus
Sn Israehie
Syriat
Vian
Ex-Treasurer Goodpaster Dies in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky UP I former state Treasurer Sherman Goodpaster died Friday at Frankfort. He was 81 years old. Goodpaster served as state treasurer from 1915 to 1920. A Bath County native and University of Kentucky graduate, he was Bath County attorney from 1905 to 1910. He was appointed state inspector and head of [illegible] by the late Gov James B McCreary in 1912.
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Frankfort
UPI
Sherman Goodpaster
Goodpaster
Bath County
University of Kentucky
Barks
James B. McCrrary
Slayton Heart Defect Might Not Bar Space Flight
Washington reports NASA officials say astronaut Donald K. Slayton may remain in the Mercury program despite a minor heart defect. M. Scott Carpenter will take his place on the April or May orbital flight, with Slayton’s future missions to be reassessed after further heart evaluations.
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Washington
UPI
Donald K. Slayton
Soate Cayer
America
Hugh J. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Findlay
Slayton
M. Scott Carpenter
Stady
Air Force Mar Fer
Bing Carpenter
Dryden
Rnnros
Slasten
Allichils Wm
Space Siavel
Air Forre Anileselian Medical Boards
Stayton
Fon
NASA Affleqita
Tri Staters in Service Assignment Highlights
A series of military assignments are announced for Tri Staters and their families. ATRMAN Basle Mu bert Wright and several others from Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia prepare for air force technical training and electricians courses, while soldiers and sailors from the region report duties in Korea Germany the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf relocating to bases including Sheppard Field Kanute Walker AFB and Great Lakes.
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Atrman Basle
Mubert Ke Wright
Pure Lents Restoff
Woodway, Vie
Tinited States Air Force
Vre Ospeelilinin
Sheppard
Apb
Tess
Jantex A. Ranney
Ted K. Ransty
Stoney Fork
United States Air Force Technical
Kanute Aye
The Parson Thinks Out Loud
Faith is what we believe yet in action it proves what we do not what we say. Each day outlines flaws and hopes in Christian faith. The notes explore pride sin repentance and the meaning of being forgiven through Christ.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Blacpheny
Ciwist
TVA HQ Shift To Ala Eyed By Alabama Politician
State Senator Iovin deGraffenried of Tuscaloosa said he would work to move the Tennessee Valley Authority headquarters from Knoxville to Alabama. He plans to enlist Alabama's congressional delegation and other allies to back the transfer, citing the TVA as a Tennessee hub and Muscogee area.
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Iovin deGraffenried
Catiell
Tennessee Valley
Rover
Dick Musete Shoa
DeGraffeni
Tuscalonsa
Dram Kroxville
Ten
Bookmobile Stops Told Across Middleshore Routes
The Middleshore Bookmobile lists upcoming stops by date and location. Routes include March 18 with Binghamtown Beans Fork and March 21 Fast End Junction, followed by March 22 Edgewood Gar mela Fonde Marelyn Bosworth, with March 28 Clear Creek Springs Fuson Chapel Pine Grove and Taleh Colmar Star Run Road. Additional stops cover March 27 Davisburg Cheney Carrs Store Laurel Fork Henderson Settlement and March 30 Woodtawn Betty Boose S 20th 8c.
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Hanses Creek
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Pine Grove
Davisburg
Cheney
Carr's
Carr's Store (Chena), Laurel Fork, Henderson Settlement March 28—Taleh
Colmar
Star Run
Big Log
Ferndale
Meldrum
Betty Boose
Tenn Retail Sales Rise in Tennessee 1981 Gain
United Press International reports from Knoxville that Tennessee retail sales rose about 3.5 percent in 1981 compared with 1980. The University of Tennessee Bureau of Business Research estimates total sales at approximately 3.435 billion dollars, noting the figure likely understates true sales due to exclusions such as cigarettes and gasoline from the tax base.
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Knoxvile
UPI
Tennessee
Thn Bureau of Business Research
University of Tennessee
Labor Dept Sees 98000 Jobless Claims Drop
The Labor Department reported Friday that the number of workers applying for jobless benefits fell by 98,000 to 7,396,000 in the week ending March 3. Officials cited better weather enabling more outdoor work and seasonal hiring as the main factor.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Nore
Gromyko Seeks Berlin Talks Amid Disarmament Stalemate
In Geneva UPI reports Andrei Gromyko signaling desire to extend Soviet US discussions on Berlin while Moscow weighs new instructions. Rusk waits for a possible dinner meeting Tuesday night with Gromyko, with prospects for a wider three-way session fading as East West deadlock over verification and testing persists.
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UPI
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Orel
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Dean Rusk
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Gromyko
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Soviets claim they turned tables on test ban verification
Geneva dispatch reports Russia says its offer for an unpoliced nuclear test ban mirrors a Western proposal rejected last fall. Semyon Tsarapkin says each nation has detection gear to monitor all tests, arguing international inspection is unnecessary. Western scientists counter there are uncertainties with national systems and policing success remains doubtful.
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U.S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
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