Around The World Around The Clock News Briefs
A world news roundup notes Soviet Premier Bulganin Billy Graham and Yugoslav President Tito as top dressed men in a London list. Adenauer moves hotels due to rent issues amid criticism of his villa. Egyptian army raises flag at Moxstar Camp, Tswailla marking pullback in Suez Canal zone. Brazil plans a Campo Largo locomotive plant with Kropp works, initial $1 million machinery cost.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Billy Graham
Yugosin
Marshal ‘Tito
Rondon
Daily Herald
Teme
Taitor
Culsd
Bulganin
Graham
Tita
Ismailta
Moxstar
Tswailla
Droopy Ce
Sittin
Rio DE Janerto. RO
Kropp
Essen
Cerny Yy
Plas Fer Kripi
Faelist A Dere
Campo Lingo
Brazil
Tete
Imm
Kentucky Headlines Span Tragedy And Milestones
Kentucky news item reports a 16 year old boy, Ronald Owen Higdon, killed in a BW foot path accident near Lexington as a contractor Michael T. Odell dies in Winchester. Morehead hosts a regional music festival drawing 1500 students. John Wesley Gunn, 85, Kentucky's first civil engineering graduate, dies in Lexington. Vaughan homecoming honors planned in Catlettsburg marking his 61st home visit. University of Kentucky awards scholarships and leadership awards to 200 coeds at Stars in the Might program.
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Lexington
Ronald Owen Higdon
Finst Grad
John Wesley Gunn
University of Kentucky
Vaughn
Catlettsburg
United Nations
Cattertsby
Life Insurance Ad Targets Young Adults For Final Expenses
A vintage ad from OLD AMERICAN of Kansas City promotes a $1000 life insurance policy for people under 20. It claims no obligation and no phone calls, urging applicants to mail a postcard or letter with age to obtain information and complete the transaction by mail.
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Kansas City
I Std
Dent
Kansas
Dem leaders seek Truman words to aid 1964 bid
Washington says top Democrats hope for a favorable word from former President Truman to help their 1964 campaigns. Mentioned are Stevenson and Kefauver hopefuls, with Averell Harriman noted as a possible ally. Symington's fate at the Democratic convention also weighs on Truman's potential endorsements.
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Wilson Unitet Press
Wassington
Treman
Stevenson
California
Truman
Sen” Estes Kefauver
Iris
Ian
Averell Inthiman
Ike
Thiman
Harvicnan
Harriman
Bers
Sec
Tring M. Ives
New York
Mr. Trinian
Ke- Enaver
Stuart Symington
Simington
Symington
Missouri
Symmington
Beadrock
Democratic Party
Farm Cash Income Drops Five Percent
The Agriculture Department reported cash income across January and February totaled about 4.1 billion dollars, down five percent from the same period last year, due to lower average prices and weaker market conditions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Obituaries from Pineville and Middlesboro area notices
Obituary notices list STARLING JAQUES age 83 with survivors including three children and relatives in Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Funeral arrangements at Pineville area funeral home with burial at Rock City Cemetery. Also memorials for ALVIS PARSON EVANS of Middlesboro aged 68 with extensive family surviving, services at Mensley Chapel and Middlesboro Cemetery. Additional entries note ANDICEW WANTT CAVEBELL, JULIA ANN WHITAKER, and DR. THOMAS GARRET VICKERS with service details, burial, and family survivors, reflecting local deaths and funeral plans.
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Trickey Jones
Sones
Watt
Dial Saluday
Pineville
Flossie
Isin Weather
Dickey Tonex
Win
Sanzon Kay Jones
Ph Jones
Or Watt
Starthiy i
Clarence Jones
Lula Mulins
Arroy
Alvis Parson Evans
Alvis Palton Evans
Ain
Chaiborte
Tenn
John
Martha Dt Crearyns
Migs Betti Strange
Gires
Ani
Atlas Coal Company
Gl Caprio
Tung
Hensley Chapel
L P.m. Tomiorren
Eira Evans
Middiesboro
Hester
Herhere
Moremy
Mensley Chanel
Middlesbar Cemetley
Cawood
Juima Ann Whitaker
Julincv
23Th Street
Middlesboro
Binghamton Taanawil
Roys
WW. B. Bingham
Eddie Rowland
Buytatwazi
Mauricr ‘Tribbell
Tlenry Ayers
Ray Dawson
Kirry Ayers
Jim Goins
Joe Moyers
Gene Smith
Binghamtown Baptist Clearly
Jan Moyers
Iy Mary
Alice Jacks
Thomas Garret Vickers
Pinville
Vicker
Pine Ville
Durham
Romi Chapel
the Heys
J. G. Cory
Charles Tipton
Namen Amedly
John McKinney
Claude White
Jewell ‘Ares
Clyde Walmaker
Homer Jolnan
Lioyd Chandler
Jimmy Tewell
Clarence Thompson
B. Stary
Buell Mitts
Dip
Blow
Adkins
J. C. Caproi
Lloyd Grace
See Creech
George Davis
Gradley Carvel
Roberd Frills
Edward Smith
Ers
Georgia Owens Vickers
Eula Ellis
Oak Ridge
Alton Vickers
Harlan
Max Vickers
Bailey Swilch
Guneral Wome Bineville
Propaganda Race Between U S and Russia
The United States and Russia race to launch new propaganda units and revive language magazines. The Soviet Union targets distribution of an English language publication this summer, while the U S plans a revived Russian language periodical this summer. No firm start dates but each side seeks rapid rollout through a counter propaganda apparatus.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Ih Maseshiz
Soviet Union
Weather Worries Peach Crops Face Cold Snap Losses
The South endures early spring frosts that damaged peach and other crops with reports of 75 percent losses in some Georgia orchards. Georgia officials say damage is not as severe as feared while Florida faces dry woods and a spreading forest fire. New England braces for light snow, with storms tapering after a widespread six state impact. Police tow cars from snowbound streets as traffic drops and public costs rise in Massachusetts.
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Theavers Cay
Okla
New Enghand
Carn Ina
Carlier
Georgia
Florida
Lake City
New England
Massachusetts
Mission Atoll
Boston
Murray Names Clements Campaign Aide in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown announces the appointment of Vasene T. Mer as veterans campaign chairman for Senator B. C. Clements. Mer previously chaired veterans for Governor Chandler and criticizes Clements for dictatorial tendencies amid Kentucky U S Senate race debate.
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Elizabethtown
Bane C. Clements
Hove
Vasene T. Mer
A. B. Chandler
Convicts Favor Death Penalty in Kentucky Debate
Prisoners on Death Row in Kentucky express mixed views on abolishing capital punishment. Some argue the death penalty is necessary to deter crime and to deliver justice for murder especially crimes against children, while others voice hopes for reform and question life without parole.
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Kentucky
Kiffer
Grace's Prince A Strange Monarch
Grace Kelly’s future husband, Prince Rainier III of Monaco, blends tradition with modernity and a democratic touch. He is described as shy but approachable in public, a patron of the Monte Carlo Opera and nunneries, a sportsman with a love of cars, tennis, and golf, and a devoted keeper of a private menagerie. He rarely travels to Monte Carlo proper, enjoys underwater filming and boating, and maintains a long affair with a French waitress, yet his decisive future remains tied to his role as prince and his relationship with Grace Kelly.
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Monaco
Grace Kelly
Jie
Casino
Ilis
Tier
Cour
Aly
Rainiee
England
Adille
Don Tuan
Cannes
Monekaaque
Rainier
Palnes
Liny
Atouse
Mor Ponte
Pis
Ws National Printios
Tien
Tany
Trainior
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Rai ‘Ney Iic
Hieteci
Madison College Glee Club to tour Air Force bases abroad
Miss Rita and Elinor Ritchie of Madison College Glee Club are selected for a entertainment tour of the US Air Force bases in Iceland Bermuda and the Azores with director Miss Ednad T. Shactfer. The group will perform in various programs and three Palm Sunday Easter services are planned. They return to Madison College in April.
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Lr Timer
Vrrisonburg
Rita
Elinor Ritchie
Die Thirst
Madison College Glee Club
Teeland
Bermi
Azores
Ednad T. Shactfer
Warrisonbure
Teenlen
Iceland
Air Force
Im Fiori
Pho
Ritchie
Flinor
Tita
Teelvrul
Bermuda
Madison College
Turbine car makes 3000 mile cross country trip
Portica-Chrysler launches its gas turbine car on a 3000 mile coast to coast test from coast to coast in a conventional 1936 Plymouth. The low whine of the pistonless engine will be heard in a dozen states before arriving in Los Angeles.
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Portica
Chrysler
Los Angeles
Pineville Society Guests and Local News Notes
Pineville society rounds up visitors from Norfolk Virginia to Kingsport Tennessee and Williamsburg Virginia. Local residents include Private Robert Howard at Fort Knox and Rodney Walker on 30 day leave from Tucson Arizona visiting in the area. Mrs W M Collett and others hosted at Frank Glass’s, Brucie Lewellen visits grandparents in Williamsburg, and many locals are listed among guests and church members.
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John C. Ferrell
Norfolk
Virginia
Mme
James Lewellen
Shirley Lewellen
Leroy Nunn
Wolliemas "Borg
Silas Slusher
Robert Howerd
Fort Knox
Joni
J Howard
G. Vicars
Pineville
Rodney Walker
Tuscon
Arizona
Collett
PineyMes
Morris
Kingsport
Tennesee
Bob Fritts
Wayne ‘Farris
Kessel Heights’ Military Academy
Wanda Fay Detevers
Nola Jeffers
Larry ‘Sampson
Bobby Ray Hendrickson
Bobby Lee Slusher
Larry Wayne Pursilu
Darrel
Dean
M's
W. S. Baker, Jr
Ful
Chay
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