Reds Yield Officer Airman Is Released
BERLIN UPI First Lt Harold W Welch one of three U S airmen shot down and captured by the Russians in East Germany on March 10 is being released today An Air Force ambulance was sent from West Berlin to pick up Welch at a Soviet military hospital in Migdeburg East Germany where he has been treated for a broken leg and arm There was no word on the other two airmen who parachuted to earth after their unarmed RBG reconnaissance plane was shot down Welch will be flown to Wiesbaden immediately Col John A Hennessen Jr went with the ambulance The doctors asked release but the Russians refused Western diplomats discounted a hint the other two fliers might be turned over to East German authorities The whereabouts of Capt David I Holland and Melvin J Kessler remained a Soviet secret
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Welch
Wiesbaden
U.S. Air Force
Europe
John A. Hennessen Jr
Freeport
D.C
Air Force
Behan Remembered as Dublin Rebel Playwright and Working Man
Brendan Behan a Dublin playwright and IRA member is mourned across working class circles. He died after a long illness linked to heavy drinking. Behan's wife Beatrice kept vigil as friends and workers saluted him outside Meath Hospital.
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Beatrice
Two Teamster Officials Indicted in Kentucky
A federal grand jury indicted Paul Priddy and Howard Haynes, Teamsters officials in Kentucky, on charges of using the mails to defraud the union of $7,000. Priddy, head of Local 89, and Haynes, secretary treasurer of the Kentucky Conference of Teamsters, allegedly directed $7,000 to Bee Stay Becker for his personal use and falsified Kentucky Conference records to conceal the funds. Each faces two counts with up to five years in prison and $1,000 penalties per count.
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Louisville
API
Paul Priddy
Howard Haynes
Teamsters
Kentucky
International Brotherhood
Priddy
Teamster Local
Haynes
Kentucky Conference of Teamsters
Bee
Becker
Jaca
Teamsuis International
Washington
Decker
Four Vehicles Up for Bid by Kentucky Forestry Division
The Kentucky Division of Forestry offers four condemned vehicles for sale to the highest bidder. Included are one 1937 Oldsmobile, two 1956 Dodge 34-ton pickups, and one 1937 Chevrolet Station Wagon, stored at Kentucky Ridge Forest. Inspections are Monday to Friday 8:20 AM to 4:30 PM. Contact 115 East Virginia Avenue, Pineville, for bid forms. Sealed bids due by 10 AM EST April 9, 1964, at the Frankfort office.
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Kentucky Division of Farmntry
Oldsmobile
Kentucky Ridge Forest
Kentucky Division of Forestry
East Virginia Avenue
Pineville
Frankfort
Division of Forestry
Hospital Notes and Discharges at Appalachian Regional Hospital
Hospital notes list visiting hours 24 and 6:30 to 5:38. Discharges include Ellen Cooper Duff Clara Dixon Pearl Ruth Gregg Loretta Lee Rose Hill Lillie B Lundy Phyllis A Marsee George D Pursifall Horace D Underwood Mrs James Wart and daughter Mrs James Warren and son. Admissions record Edward Green James H Hoskins Hazel Mason Jean Partin Marion Sexton Geneva Wilson Peggy Wilson. Births include Mrs William Benson twins boy and girl Mrs George Collins gis Mrs Bobby Hale boy.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Ellen Cooper
Duff Clara Dixon
Pearl Ruth Gregg
Loretta Lee
Rose Hill
Lillie B. Lundy
Phyllis A. Marsee
Cit
George D. Pursifall
Belly S. Thornyberry
Kktts
Horace D. Underwood
James Wart
James Warren
Army
Edward Green
Pineville
James H. Hoskins
Oaks
Hazel Mason
City
Jean Partin
Marion Sexton
Barbourville
Geneva Wilson
Briceville
Peggy Wilson
William Benson
George Collins
Bobby Hale
Barbucrvifte
Johnson administration restarts defense leaders' apolitical stance
Washington officials report the Defense Department and its leaders will avoid political involvement, a return to the traditional nonpartisan policy. The move comes as policy discussions resume under the Johnson administration to keep military leadership separate from electoral politics.
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Washington
UPI
Ohnson
Defense Department
Byrd Attacks Civil Rights Bill as Confusing Measure
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia described the civil rights bill as one of the most drastic measures ever seen in Congress. He argued it would violate constitutional intent, undermine property rights, and centralize power while warning of state control loss. Senate schedule planned a vote on taking up the bill with moves to limit hearings debated by Morse.
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Washington
UPI
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Oday
Congress
Byrd
Senate
House
Fedill
Mike Mansfield
Wayne J. Morse
D-Qre
Judiciary
Fyrd
United States
UK Names Harper As New Dean of Men
UK Board of Trustees named Dr. Kenneth E. Harper dean of men at the University of Kentucky. Harper, acting dean in 1960s, succeeds Dr. Leslie L. Martin and has served as assistant dean of the Arts and Sciences and as adviser to foreign students. President Oswald praised Harper for his student affairs experience. The board also announced four honorary degree recipients for May 18 commencement.
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Harper
Lexington, Ky
UPI
University of Kentucky Board of Trustees
Kenneth E. Harper
University
Leslie L. Martin
UK College of Arts and Sciences
International Center
D. Marpat
John Oswald
Trarper
P. J. Conkwright
Princeton University
Princeton
Winchester
Thomas Arthur Spragens
Centre College
Spragens
Lebanon
Erwin Walter Straus
Veterans Administration Hospital
Frankfurt
Germany
Traffic Toll Rises to 148 in Kentucky Fatalities
Two pedestrians died Friday in Kentucky, raising the year’s toll to 148. Charles A. Lewis, 30, Watling?lord, was struck on Ky. 32 near Flemingsburg. Edward W. Gibson, 56, of Louisville, died after being hit by two cars on U.S. 31W north of West Point. Charles Junior Warris, 24, of Elizabethtown, was charged with manslaughter, leaving the scene, driving without consent, and license issues. State police reported the figures.
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Frankfort
UPI
Charles A. Lewis
Watling
Lord
Flemingsburg
Edward W. Gibson
Louisville
U.S
West' sPoint
Charles Junior Warris
Elizabethtown
Obituary notices for Ridings Helton and Onkst in Kentucky
Obituary notices report the passing of William H. Ridings in Middlesboro on March 18, 1964 with funeral services at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel and interment at Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. Laura Helton of Hulen, Ky. died in Middlesboro on March 21, 1964 with arrangements pending. Allie Ridings Onkst of East Pineville, Ky. died March 18, 1964. service held March 20 at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Middleshore Cemetery.
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William H. Ridngs
William H. Ridings
Middlesboro
Laura Helton
Hulen
Cawood Funeral Home
Saitt Wilder
Britt Wilder
Brownies Creek
Cubage
Allie Ridings
ONKST
Allie Ridings Onkst
East Pineville
Archie Walters
Hazel Woods
Mary Davis
George Colson
George Ridings
Jee Ridings
Charles Ridings
Willie Hendrickson
Herbert Ho
Breathitt Prepares Weeklong Fishing Trip After Session
Gov Edward Breathitt plans a week of fishing out of state starting Sunday after reviewing all bills passed by the 1964 General Assembly before adjournment. By Friday he had signed nearly fifty measures. one bill became law without his signature. He notes no pocket veto exists in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
UPI
Edward
Breathite
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Bolton Named To Sales Club Earns Life of Georgia honor
Charles L. Bolton of 12 Winchester Avenue in Middlesboro district, Life Insurance Company of Georgia, has been appointed to the President's Club. The top eight percent of the Life of Georgia field organization earns this distinction for outstanding service to policyholders, Middlesboro district manager Ben M. Owens says.
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Charles L. Bolton
Winchester Avenue
Middlesboro
Life Insurance Company of Georgia
Life of Georgia Field Organization
Ben M. Owens
Middleshare
Tri Staters in Service Army Privates Receive Training News
Multiple service members from Kentucky Ohio Virginia and nearby towns are listed with training completions assignments and promotions. Names include Army Pvt Greene Bingham of Jarvis Kentucky Navy Ltjg Charles W Bolinger of Middleshore Virginia and Airman Second Class James W Mononeyhan of Tipp City Ohio. Other entries note Pvt Hobart Adams Barbourville Ky Pvt David Turner Middleton Ky and Pvt James Honeycutt Middlesboro Ky receiving eight week infantry armor and general supply trainings.
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Army
Greene Bingham
Paul Bingham
Jarvis
Fort Carsah
Coto
James W. Mononeyhan
Tipp City
Ohio
Kincheley Apb
Mich
United States Air Force
Aqmaile Afb
Texas
St. Charles
Hobart E. Adams
Ernest W. Adams
Barbourville, Ky
Fort Polk
Clement Promises More Teacher Pay
Tennessee Governor Frank Clement told the 98th Tennessee Education Association convention that surplus funds will be used to boost education and teacher salaries. He noted average salaries rising from 2,600 to nearly 5,000 and urged continued tax support for education, criticizing critics who demand new taxes only to fund schooling.
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Chattangoga
UPI
Gux
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
Assoel
Finn Hero
Union Art Show at Union College Extends to March 27
Barbourville Ky The annual Union College student art show featuring more than 50 exhibits will run through March 27 in the Fine Arts Building. A public reception is tonight at 7 30 p m in the Art Room of the Fine Arts Building. Professor Asbey R Mninson says oils sculpture and crafts will be displayed and a jury will choose the Art Club Award winning work.
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Barbourville
Union College
Asbey' R. Mninson
Art Club
Two Cuban Pilots Defect in Miami Helicopter Flight
Two Cuban air force pilots defected after commandeering a Russian helicopter near Havana. A gunner died during the escape. the other three aboard sought asylum in the United States after landing in Florida. Authorities planned exclusive questioning in Miami.
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Miami
UPI
United States
U.S
Havana
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East Germany
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Stockholm
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
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Philadelphia
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Warren Preston
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Claire Mise
Connie Goin
Tazewell
Arthur Holton
Doy
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Carl England
By William Theis
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Breathitt
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Stony Fork
Icy
1St Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Kan
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Middleshore
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Virginia Beach
Msg
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U. S
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Isles
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Middinsburg
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox
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James E. Honeycutt
Olin Ligneycutt
U. S. Army
Fort Jay
Alva L. Owens
Matt Owens
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
Dallis G. Wombles
James Jf. Rouse
Calvin, Ky
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
8. C
Howard E. Sher
Betty Lasley
Kettlesland
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Altman Short
Lackland Afh
John Kennedy
Matthew T. Kenny
Ualted Press
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
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Santos
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Georgia Moll
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