Psychiatrist Says Juvenile Crime Treatment Improper
A child psychiatrist argues against sending delinquent youths to mental hospitals. Dr Hilde L Mosse says many cases are not schizophrenia and treatment should focus on underlying conditions rather than punishment. She notes adolescence is when schizophrenia typically emerges and cites cases where economic or familial abuse influenced behavior.
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Dalos Smith Distric Press
Sulence Faltor
KEW York
Shia
Hilde L. Mosse
Erie
Sun
le Stale Akwiy
Childeen
NAACP Sues Mississippi Over Voting Laws
The NAACP filed a federal suit in Jackson challenging Mississippi election rules. Named plaintiff H D Darby alleges denial of registration after failing to interpret a constitutional provision and write an essay on democracy. The suit seeks injunctions against the county circuit clerk and statewide officials, citing barriers targeting Black voters and the broader drive to register more Negroes.
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NAACP
Mississippi
Suxi
Te Tense Turd Darby
Prentiss Nuvere
Unul
Dsee
Ni da
Ben
Darby
Alcoa Foundation Grants Aid Tennessee Colleges
The Alcoa Foundation of Pittsburgh awarded 6250 to several Tennessee colleges including Maryville Carson-Newman Tusculum Lincoln Memorial University University of the South and Vanderbilt. The fund supports independent colleges and the foundation notes its education grants since 1952 totaling about 74000 to educational institutions across the nation.
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Alcoa Foundation
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Independent Colleges of Tennessee, Incorporated
T. J. Stephenson, Jr
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa Works
Maryville
Carson-Newman
Tusculum
Lincoln Memorial University
University of the South
Warderbilt
Independent College
Stephenson
Stephen‘son
Alcoa Foundator
Southeastern Kentucky Speech Festival Slated At Union College
More than 290 entrants from seventeen high schools will compete in the Southeastern Kentucky High School Debate and Speech Festival at Union College in Barbourville. The debate events unfold today with teams from Middlesboro, Harlan, Somerset and others. Judges include Dr. Jerry Hughes, Donald Maxwell, and W. Ashburn. coordinator is Dr. Leonard Roberts. regional speech manager is W. A. Aspie buzz.
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Barbourville
Southeastern Kentucky
Union College
Conway Boatman Chapel
Mid- Alesbaro
Harcodsburg
Somerset
Bourbor
Funinr Ang
Jeery Hughes
Berea College
Donald Maxwell
W. 2
Ashburn
Union: College
Tom Eystely
Williamsburg
Aim Ales
Emma Jo Horst
Claiborne Sainty
Tenn
Bel County
Cumberland
Evarts Hall
Harlan
Warmdsburg
Hazel Green
Lily
London
Loyall
Middlesboro
Pit Knot
Pineville
Red Bird
Leonard Roberts
Unioe College
W. A. Asiebuzz
Britannias to replace Stratocruisers on London New York run
British Overseas Airways Corp. announced Britannia air liners will take over the London New York nightly service starting in September. The Britannia will also serve the U.S. Midwest, flying London to Montreal Detroit and Chicago twice weekly beginning in mid April.
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Midwest
London
British Overseas Airways Corp
New York
Britannia
U.S. Midwest
Montreal
Deiret
Chicago
June Lockhart Granted Divorce From Maloney in California
Actress June Lockhart won a divorce decree in Santa Monica from Dr. John F. Maloney of New York. Testimony said he drank to excess and she accused him of staying out at night. Lockhart, daughter of the late actor Gere Lockhart, received the decree Monday.
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June Lackhart
Santa Monica
Calif
June Lockhart
John F. Maloney
New York
Deanke
Miss Lockhart
Gere Lockhart
Moxlay
Schedule Told Social Security Rep Visits Area
Social Security Administration representatives will visit Middlesboro every Monday at 10:30 a.m. and Pineville every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at the post offices to collect information from aged and surviving beneficiaries. A Turin suit notes actress Gina Lollobrigida was awarded $1,600 in damages for using her image without permission in two magazines.
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Social Security Administration
Middlesboro
Pineville
Gina
Turin
Mary Opi
Vermouth
Gina Lollobrigida
Ter
Agreement Announced on New Delhi to Moscow Flight Rights
In New Delhi, Merrdia International announces that Soviet Aeroflot Line will operate weekly flights. The move confirms new air rights between the two nations and outlines future scheduling.
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New Delhi
Tai Sigrad
Merrdia Internations
Ilue
Soviet Aerofiot
Kentucky Briefs Passages of Tragic Fires and Legal News
Kentuckians reported multiple tragedies and legal notes in brief items. Joseph Jamin, 73, died from burns and a 10 year old woman was seriously burned when her clothing caught fire. a neighbor recalled Hamlin’s early screams. Marie Ayers suffered second and third degree burns and was treated at General Hospital. WSAC threatened a test suit to challenge daylight saving time in Kentucky after the new law. station officials vowed to pursue the U.S. Supreme Court if needed. Western State Hospital extended its discharge care program to 44 western counties with public health nurses assisting post-hospital patients. Betty Dorras White’s estate was awarded 44,200. a ferry accident on the Ohio River resulted in her death. J Peanut Hawking died at 70 after a heart attack. Tensley Hengley resigned as Clay County constable amid breach of fence charges and related arrests following a dispute over a gun.
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United Press Louisville
Joseph Jamin
Mominy
Hamlin
Kits
Marie Ayers
General Hospital
Mhont
United States Unites Formosa Defense Commands
On Formosa, the United States merges the two major military bodies into a single command under Vice Admiral Austin K. Doyle, consolidating the US Taiwan defense structure and MAAG to streamline operations amid tensions in the region.
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TAIPE
Formosa
United States
Formos
Defense Command
Military Assistance Advisory Group
MAAG
Austin K. Doyle Fin Ton
Miss Fairbanks Chosen Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
In Winchester Virginia 18 year old Miss Fairbanks daughter of actor Douglas Fairbanks was selected Monday as queen of the first Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to be staged in the area later this spring.
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Fairbanks
Winchester
Papture Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanka
Rupp Aims to Fulfill Six-Year Win Pledge in Louisville
Lexington dispatch reports Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp hopes to finally win an NCAA title, after a six-year vow linked to earlier discipline sidelining star players. Kentucky seeks redemption against Notre Dame and then Temple, as Rupp lauds a defensive surge and balanced scoring from Ed Beck Johnny Cox Crigler and Vern Hatton. The Cats face Temple in Louisville’s Freedom Hall, a first neutral-floor test for the program.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Cats
Wean
Wildcat
Iwane
Ed Beck
Eomapetlth
Baron Lus
Johnny Cox
John Crigler
Guar Vern Hatton
Rupp
Notre-Dame
Tobay
Jordan
Temple
Hatton
Owls
Pineville Social Notes Highlight Bridge Tournament and Visitation
Local Pineville residents attended a bridge tournament at the EU office with high scorers Mr and Mrs Brewer and Mrs Julian Saunders. Several Pineville residents planned travel and visits to Lexington and New York for SEC games and other activities. Meanwhile Mrs Tilrnay Ramsey departs Pineville for Philadelphia with daughter taking her home. many families visit kin in Louisville Lexington and Florida during the period.
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Joe Callison
Harry Ginsburg
Wade Apperson
Middlesboro
EU Office
Brewer
Julian Saunders
George Bruwer
George Leese
Tilrnay Ramsey
Remsey
Pineville
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Thorpeli
James Wilson
Lexington
SEC
Henry M. Johnson
Lanfisville
Kentucky
W. T. Stone
Clearwater
Florida
Henry Richards
Knoxville
George Reese, Jr
New York
Reese
George Bently
Charles Stacy J
Frank Durham
Charlie Guthrie
Clyde Guthrie
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
George Teese, Jr
George Runer
Richand Barker
Herndon Evans
Clear Creek Baptist School
de. Lo. Griffith
Baptist Ome Mission Board
Georgia
John Hatfman
The
Fire Baptist Curch
Mayfield
James R. Bryant
Virginia Baptist Board
Richmond
Kenneth S. Clendeniel
Foldyville
Mother Confesses Death Of Baby In Okinawa
Ter rence D. Hill, husband of Madelyn Hitt of Plymouth Michigan, describes his wife as putting him first after she confesses to smothering their six week old son Brady Dean Hitt in Na ha Okinawa. The baby’s body was found buried in the garden behind the Hitt home. An attempted kidnapping report triggered a three day search. Doctors say the mother is suffering from psychosis and Hill appeals publicly to the kidnapper, while expressing support for his wife.
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Naha
Okinawa
Terrence D. Hill
Eurly
Hill
Plymouth
Mich
Brady Dean Hitt
Bori
Hitt
Madelyn
Air Force
Soul Ett
Middlesboro Debaters Take Second in Smoky Mountain Tourney
Debating team Middlesboro placed second at the Smoky Mountain Interstate Debate Tournament held last Friday and Saturday at Carson-Newnan College Jefferson City. Semifinals featured Penn Nicholson and Geoff Mitchell undefeated. they lost to Seminole, Oklahoma, which won the event. Twelve schools competed including Clarksville Nashville Knoxville McMinnville Cooxeville Memphis Davidson County Middlesboro and Seminole. George Nunn of Middlesboro argued poetry reading with second place to rival contest.
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Penn Nicholson
Geoff Mitchell
Smoky Mountain
Carson - Newnan College
Jefferson City
Oxlatoma
Middlesboro
Hillsboro High School
Nashville
Semile
Oklahoma
Clarksville
Knoxville
McMinnville
Cooxeville
Memphis
Davidson County
Tenn
Seiminote
George Nunn
Hohn Conner
Judy Traffield
Miiddlesboro
Sally Carr
Joe Stras
Tommy Roberts
Dannie Guthrie
David Williamson
James Kelly
C. W. Conner
Shenwood Williamson
Atom industry saves $500 million yearly via isotopes
Norman B. Walters of Curliss-Wright Electronics says isotope radiation gauging helps industry cut costs, lift yields, and raise quality. He cites an estimated half a billion dollars in annual savings and about 30 million dollars invested in gauging equipment. The claim was made at the Atom Energy Management Conference tied to the 1958 Nuclear Congress, with over 5,000 leaders attending.
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Chicago
Norman
Walters
Curliss-Wright Corporation
Electomics
Nually
Industrane Shars
Middlesboro Red Cross Chapter Reports Many Activities
Middlesboro Red Cross Chapter reports extensive community training and service efforts. They completed Standard First Aid courses for park employees and Rangers, trained eleven Girl Scout leaders, aided Brownie Scouts, and taught Junior First Aid to seventh graders with 134 completing. An Advance First Aid class ran under Philip Arthur. From July 1 to December 31, 1957, the chapter aided 108 families and men in the Armed Forces, 50 veterans, and 44 civilians. The Junior Red Cross unit at Middlesboro Junior High is reborn under Mrs. King with school and community support. Home Nursing staff secured a permanent classroom and offered Civil Defense nursing instruction, while eighth graders participated in a simplified Home Nursing course with 124 students. The chapter also supplied groceries to those housed at the Baptist Church during the gas shortage. The annual meeting is set for March 27 at 7:30 in the Red Cross room.
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American Red Cross
Woodcup
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Wallace Stewart
Red Cross
Lil Yan Criveh
Junior Red Cross
Middlesboro Junior High School
King
JRC
W. W. Campbell
Case Thomasson
Fred Creech
Roger Hector
Shemwood D. Williamson
Junior
Sharon Creech
Norma Pave
Ann Branscame
Peggy Saint
Trenqurer
Home ‘Nursing
Ment
Morary
Wardrup
Eva
Mae Berry
Jack Red Cross
Offix Cere
Obituary notices for Floyd C Ellis and Mary Belle Runions
Floyd C Ellis 73 of Rose Hill died Monday night at his home. Survived by wife Molly Ellis two sons Homer Ellis of Rose Hill and Joe Ellis of Ewing a daughter Florence Collins of Rose Hill seven grandchildren and a brother Thurman Trent of Kingsport Funeral services tomorrow at 2 p m at Silver Leaf Baptist Church with Rev John Way officiating Burial in Van Huss Cemetery Davidson Funeral Home Rose Pal in charge Mary Belle Runions 81 of Fountain City died this morning in Knoxville hospital Survived by son Ulysses Runions Knoxville daughters Mrs Steve Torre of Fountain City and Mrs Robert Buchanan of Tazewell three grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 2 p m Coffey Funeral Home Tazewell body in state one hour before services body to remain at funeral home where family will receive friends tomorrow night 7 to 8 30 p m Coffey Funeral Home Tazewell in charge.
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Elus
Floyd C. Ellis
Rose HI
Molly Ellis
Rosa Hil
Homer Ells
Rose Hill
Joe. Ellis
Ewing
Florence Collins
Thurman ‘Trent
Kingsport
Silver Leaf Baptist
John Way
van Huss
Davidson Funeral Home
Rose Pal
Mary Belle
Mary Belle Runians
Fountain City
Knoxville
Ulysses Runians
Steve Torre
Robert Buchanan
Tazewell
Coffey
Coffey Funeral Home
Hospital Notes At Middleshore Mentorial Hospital Visiting Hours
Hospital notes list visiting hours and dismissals for Middleshore Mentorial Hospital and its clinic. Includes names such as Mrs. Mattie Lee City Tony Barnes and many others with patient and staff entries. Birth noted for Mrs Joe Owen in city.
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Middleshore
Hones
Dismissats
Mattie Lee
City
Tony Barnes
Eagan
Tipbert Bamnes
Eagon
Kenneth Mamiltan
Pound Luana Asin Seties
Gladdie Johnson
Jonson
Florence Tucker
Marshes
Scott Jackson
Corbin Billy C
Terry
William Williford
James Alright
LaFollette Cherilson
Cupp
Harrison Collins
Auto Industry Denies Secret Car Prices
Detroit reports industry spokesmen deny that car prices are secret arguing factory suggested list prices plus freight and handling are published at model launch while noting regional rebates. The debate spanned Senate bills on price disclosure as attention on dealer transparency persists amid revisions in shipping charges.
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Eget
Minuy
Detroit
Senate
Sen. A
Mike) Monroney
Monreney
Wallington
U. Y
Jot R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
Leroy E. Burney
Public Health Service
House + appropriations
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