TV In Review by Rick Durrow
UPI reviewer critiques Fred Friendly's new book on television documentaries. He argues networks punt controversial topics, favor safe, nonpartisan content, and impose station-level gatekeeping via closed-circuit screenings. Friendly recalls Murrow and CBS News tensions, noting editorial restraints and media conformity while praising technical gains.
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Hospital Notes Appalichian Regional Hospital Visiting Hous
Admissions include Andrew Denny Piette Mae Ellison Roy Hardy Gracie Lundy James Burns Eugene Perce and others. Dismissals list Howes Mayes Danny Rowland and more. Local hospital notices cover patient admissions and departures across multiple towns including Middlesboro and Cumberland.
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Janet T. Surdam
Frakes
Admissions
Andrew Denny
Piette Mae Ellison
Roy Hardy
Gracie Lundy
James Burns
Eugene Perce
Middlesboro Hospital
Cline
Howes
Ta Mayes
Danny Rowland
Tazewell
James A. Alexander
Speedwell
Jefferson
Cumberland
Tievie
Rose Hill
Lonnie Eugene Bartonalel
City
Community Work Experience Meeting Set for Saturday
Shilo Collins announced that the monthly meeting of Work perience and Prilining pro- Atam participants will be held Saturday at Middlestrra City Hall. Collins serves as chairman of the group.
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Middlestrra City Hall
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Chaistman
Stalemated disarmament talks face six week recess
Geneva diplomats moved to recess as bitterness grows between have and have not powers over a treaty to curb nuclear spread. The US seeks a six week pause to rally reluctant allies while London and Washington push for IAEA control or European oversight and Moscow advances a draft for a resumed Feb 21 NPT conference.
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London
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Two Cases Set Today In Police Court
George Tinel of Dayton Ohio and Edward Fairs of South Fifth Street face breach of peace charges in city police court today. A separate case involves failure to keep their child in school, with a condition that the children return to class. Charges filed by Julian Pitzer Middlesboro pupil personnel director.
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George Tinel
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Fairs
South $5Th Street
Ballard Houstoin
Dunlap Halless
Ewing
Julian Pitzer
Middlesboro
Man Found After Nine Hours Near Home
Joseph L. Cox Jr. was found about 4 p.m. yesterday by the Middlesboro Rescue Squad, about a quarter mile from his home, after falling from a page cut off road about 7 p.m. The search lasted nine hours as rescuers located him in a damaged area.
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Joseph L. Cox, Jr
Page Cutoff
Middlesbors
Squid
Kane
Local Campaign Appointments Stir Pineville and Middlesboro
Stacy is picked de G Sta Pineville area chair for Henry Ward for Governor. Glean Denham of Middlesboro named Middlesboro area chairman. In Washington Republicans and Democrats trade mailing-list gibes as McCormack reports Bliss asks for party contributions.
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Pineville
Henry Ward
Covernor
Glean Denham
Middlesboro
Middlesboro Area
Mutual Aid Washington
UPT
Republicans
Remacr
Democratic National Committee
Jaly W. McCormack
D-Mass
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Increased Military Pressure Seen From Guam Conference
Washington officials said the Vietnam strategy conference on Guam forecast a possible lasting war. U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders told President Johnson the war could continue indefinitely, with Thailand allowing B52 bases at U Tapao to strike Vietnam targets in four to eight weeks. North Vietnam faces higher losses and pressure to seek a political settlement as Hanoi debates hawk and dove positions and Westmoreland’s forces push for negotiations or a fading of Communist activity.
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Soviet Vessel Seized for Waters Violation by Coast Guard
In Juneau Alaska UPI the Soviet fishing ship was towed to port to face charges for violating U.S. territorial waters. The seizure marks the second in under a month with a 12 mile fishing limit in effect, prompting calls from Governor Hickel and Rep Pallock for strict enforcement and potential confiscation of ships. A hearing in Anchorage was planned, with arraignment set after the vessel docked in Kodiak.
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Congress
Lorillard to Build 2 Million Candy Plant in Campbellsville Ky
The P Lovillard Company will spend 2 million to construct an early manufacturing plant in Campbellsville Ky Gov Edward Breathitt announced The Reed candy subsidiary has an option on 53 acres in the Campbellsville industrial park Construction is set to begin soon with 40 to 60 employees to start Lorillard a Louisville based tobacco firm acquired Golden Nugget Candy in 1987 and Reed Candy in 1966 The plan aims to boost production by about 50 percent and was welcomed by Breathitt who credited the Planned Industrial Park initiative of the Campbellsville Taylor County Industrial Foundation
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Daily News Leased Wires with UPI Rights Notice
The Daily News credits the United Press International for exclusive publication of all local news and dispatches. Advertised rates detail mailing and carrier options for Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Middlenboro
Kentucky
United Press Internation
Lock
Middlesboro
Bell and
Kine Counties
Lee County
Claibornie County
Tenn
Write‑in Alligator Runs For Student Body President
In Cedar Falls Iowa an unusual write‑in candidate an in cage alligator living in a greenhouse at State College of Iowa finished third in the student body president race with 198 votes.
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UPT
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Fire plug flushing in Middlesboro and vicinity planned
Kentucky Water Service Company with Middlesboro Fire Department will flush and test all fire plugs in Middlesboro and surrounding area starting at 7 P.M. on Thursday night March 23 and Friday night March 24.
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Middlesboro
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