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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1960

Page

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Relatives of crash victims flown to funeral by Northwest

Relatives of those killed in the crash were flown from Minneapolis to Tell City Indiana aboard Northwest Airlines for the funeral services. Officials investigated the cause, considering metal fatigue or weather as possibilities, while rescue crews toiled at the crater site. FBI identified victims from the mangled debris, including Snover, Kowal, and Bachner, through fingerprints, remains, and a Notre Dame ring.

Northwest Airlines Jamey R. Durfee Civit Acconauties Board Moxlay Durfee Qussada Power Unn Cri National Guardsmen Slater Cannelton Ind FBI Moekins Ve. Stower Highland Park John Bachner South Hend Amic Minneapolis Minn Snover Kowal Drebris Bachner Notre Dame

Hospital Notes Middlesboro Visiting Hours Amid Mixed Entries

Hospital notes from Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic list visiting hours and scattered names. The fragment references individuals including W. B. Marsee Arthur John Foundas Rose Dennis Smith Grover Williams and others, with a brief births note noting a birth to Mrs Marshal Gilbert and a girl.

Kidkesthorn Memorial Hospital Admissions List

Hospital admissions show Norma Jean Raines Charlie Hal Aray William L. Gay simogena Stout George Longsworth William Leach Effie Smith Pineville William Ramsey Edward J. Farmer Corbin Geraldine Brock Staney Fork Charlie Phipps de&inny Stevens Parks Jimmy Ray Hunley James F. Riggs Garrett Jackson Beverly.

Dismissata Biese Bertha Gibson City Stella Williams Jane Capps City Airs Alma Southern Richie Rufus Wilder Oks Rutherford Aes Kathy Tynn Engrad Kinard Riley Laughetter Rose Hill Admissions Norma Jean Raines Cty Charlie Hal Aray William L. Gay Simogena Stout George Longsworth William Leach Jersico Effie Smith Pineville Wiliam Ramsey Edward J. Farmer Corbin Geraldine Brock Staney Fork Minor Senters Gty Charlie Phipps De&inny Stevens Parks Fonde Jimmy Ray Hunley James F. Riggs Nevisitale Garrett Jackson Beverly

Bond Set On Woman In Murder Case In Detroit

Circuit Judge Chester P. O Hara ordered Mrs. Nelle Lassiter formerly of Murray Kentucky and Gordon Watson to post bonds of 15000 each pending their first degree murder trial for the slaying of Lassiter's husband. Prosecutor George D. Kent indicated the case may not go to trial for months. Watson could not post bond immediately and remained in Wayne County jail. Lassiter and Watson, both 44, were linked to hire of two men who confessed to the April 1959 homicide after Lassiter's husband returned from a New Mexico business trip.

Detroit UPS Chester P. O'Hara Nelle Lassiter Murray Gordon Wetson O'Hara Bond PY Paisa George D. Kent Kent Lassiter New Mexico

Grandmother Is Acquitted In Kentucky Robbery Case

In Lawrenceburg a jury acquitted Mrs. Sara Conley of participating in a robbery tied to Charles Jones, former Joan company manager. Jones had pleaded guilty to simple robbery last December and received a four year sentence. He testified after being moved from La Grange Reformatory, with Mrs. Conley and her husband present at the Versailles area car stop. The courtroom drew a large crowd as defense attorney Fritz Krueger of Somerset and the couple watched. Mrs. Conley declined to testify.

Lawrenceburg UPI Sara Conley Fidge Conley Charles Jones Jones Joan Somerset la Grange Reformatory

FAA and Lockheed to discuss Electra crash causes

Washington officials and Lockheed Aircraft, Allison Division of GM, and CAB members met behind closed doors to assess whether structural failure due to weather turbulence caused recent Electra disintegrations. The FAA ordered a 316 mph speed limit pending investigation into Tell City Indiana and Buffalo Texas crashes. Preliminary Tell City findings point to in-flight breakup in rough weather.

Washington UPT Federal Aviation Agent FAA Indiana Ifts Texas Tell City Ind Buffalo Tex Ernshy Civil Aeronautics Bortd CAB Lockheed Aircraft Corp Allison General Motors A. S Mike Monroney D-Okla Senate Aviation Subcommittee Northwest Airlines

Pearl Mae Crawford Obituary at Middlesboro

Mrs Pearl Mac Crawford age 55 died at her home on Chester Avenue Middlesboro after five months illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 p m in Fulton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev J E Parsott Rev B D Bain and Rev Fuller Clark. Burial in Hurst Cemetery. Fulton Funeral Home in charge.

MHS Pearl Mae Crawford Pearl Mac Crawford Haute Chester Avenue Middlesboro Fulton Funeral Home J. E. Parsott B.D. Bain Fuller Clark Hurst Cemetery

Stabbing at Doncaster Ave. youths charged

A 30 year old man Jack Gulley was stabbed in the stomach. Everett Bass, 16, was arrested on the wound and released on $300 bond after police found a pocket knife. Browning and Martin, both 15, were arrested for store house breaking and grand larceny with bonds set. Police Chief Ridings suspects wider involvement in local thefts.

Jack Gulley Doncaster Avenue Everett Bass 24Th Sweet Exeter Avenuue Bass Hubert Sanders James W. Browning John Martin Noetayn Browning Everett Woolum Martin George Stapleton George Ridings

Pioneer probe distance estimate prompts space agency note

U S officials announced that Secretary of State Christian A Herter accepted an invitation to visit a foreign ministry on Monday. The estimate cited by the space agency placed the Pioneer V probe about 1 529 632 miles from the Earth.

UPD U.S Christian A. Herter I ‘Oresen Washington

Kentucky News Briefs Highlights From Louisville to Washington

In Louisville a 17 year old was ordered to prison for robbing a cab driver of 24 dollars and a wrist watch and awaits ruling on a motion for a new trial. In Washington President Eisenhower sent two Kentucky postmaster nominations to the Senate. Frankfort Gov Combs signed a civil rights commission bill with 19500 dollars for startup. Henderson a ten year old injured by a falling window while near a hearse. Catlettsburg Crawford Transport sues Chrysler and Commercial Carrier seeking 3000000 for allegedly forcing liquidation by blocking competition. Louisville autopsy sought in narcotics case death at state reformatory. No news conference planned this week.

Louisville UPI Johnnie McArthur Vaughn Special Criminal Court JW. Hodges Charles Kink Catlettsburg U.S Cramgford Transport Co Ashland Chrysler Corp Detroit Commercial Carers Tre Chrysler Crawford Vito J Babo) Drago Kentucky State Reformatory LaGrange Jefferson County Bertram van Arstate Drago State Reformatory Oldham County Melvin Hess Constantine Drago New Albany Ind Virginia North Carolina Mt. Pisgah Asheville Blount Mitchell Maple Springs Gap Great Smoky Mountains National Park Canada Dakotas Minnesota Dixie South Toccoa Wilkesboro N.C M “Ness Jacksonvillee Fla

IMHS Debate Team Competes in Pikeville Regional

Middlesboro High School debaters join a record field of 14 teams from 21 Eastern Kentucky high schools at Pikeville College for the regional speech festival. The top teams advance to the Kentucky State Speech Festival in Lexington April 18 to 20.

Fpaceville Pike Ville Pikeville College Middlesboro High School Pikeville Kentucky Lexington B.D. Johnson University of Kentucky Beltry Dorton Hikham City Feds Creek Hazard Helller Johns Creek Mullins J. C. Napier Phelps F Pilkeville Virgie Whitesburg Bonham Combs Lindmin Lynch East Main Street Saintsville Prestonsburg Wheelwright

Girl Seeks Khrushchev Note Sparks Bronx School Interest

Gail Bailey, a 14 year old from John Phillip Sousa Junior High School 142 in the Bronx, wrote to world leaders including President Eisenhower asking for a yearbook contribution. Khrushchev replied praising life reverence and warning Americans to learn history from books and not from seeing with their own eyes.

New York Nikita Khrushchev Gail Bailey Sousa Blue Ys Khrushchev America Ari Crgtis Gail John Phillip Sousa The Bronx Micolas Bouroy United Nations Eisenhower

Final Rights Vote Sought Amid Referee Plan Debates

In Washington civil rights backers push for a final House vote on a plan to appoint referees to safeguard Negro voting rights. Southern strategists admit weak odds to defeat it, proposing amendments while House enters seventh day of debate.

Washington Emanuel House Robert W. Hemphill

Indianap olis mayor apologizes for anti Catholic display

Mayor Charles Bowell condemned a demonstration against Sen. John F Kennedy as bigotry during his filing for Indiana primary. The protestors linked to Baptist Evangelization Society challenged Kennedy on a Catholic presidency. Kennedy defended church state separation and the Constitution amid a crowd.

United Press International Indianapolis Int UPT John F. Kenasdy Massa Indiana Charles Bowell Monlay Kennedy t @s.e Teswell Bers Baptist Evangelization Society Thydiana Statehouse United States Sein Turdy United States Navy

Michigan Batters Michigan as Spring Blizzard Slams State

A spring blizzard moved across Michigan forcing road closures and widespread damage along Lake Michigan. Winds near hurricane force toppled trees and power lines in Muskegon Grand Haven while a horizontal tornado flattene d a Grand Haven cement block building. Snowfall reached up to four inches with visibility greatly reduced amid drifting roads and cold air sweeping the country causing deaths in the South.

United Press International Michigan Muskegon Grand Haven Lake Michigan Muskegon Weather Bureau Grand Haver Pennsylvania North Carolina

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