Clement appoints advisory board to guide boating rules
Gov. Frank Clement will appoint a nine member advisory board to advise the State Game and Fish Commission on enforcing the Tennessee boating safety law in 1965. The measure creates a licensing and numbering system for boats, sets fees, and outlines rules for water skiing and safety devices. Walton Hinwell was elected chairman, succeeding Travis McNatt who retired after six years.
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Rights Groups Seek Expanded Johnson Voting Bill
Civil rights groups urge adding six to nine month elections in areas denying Black voters the ballot. Groups including Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Freedom Democratic Party spoke to a House subcommittee as Senate panels held hearings. Attorney General Katzenbach testified that elections must be held in affected Southern states to advance true democracy and address delayed rights. The proposal would strike down literacy tests, empower federal officials to register Black citizens, and add safeguards to ensure protected voting after registration.
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Hospital Notes pass through Mitchesboro clinic visiting hours
Dismissals include James Beasley of Wardsor Kentucky and James Brock of City. Admissions list Mrs Meal Grooks Jr Harrogate Frak Jones Sneedville Michael Keller New Tate HR. Rose Hill. Births: Mrs Gene Poors Koy Cumberland Gap and Mrs Din Darks twin boys Fonde.
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James Brock
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Appalachian Regional Hospital Visiting Hours Clarified
Appalachian Regional Hospital announces visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and again from 6 30 to 8 30 PM. The roster lists multiple patients and related contacts across various cities including Harrogate Pineville Speedwell and Pathfork with several surnames and given names such as Southern Hamblin Hunley Peters Partin LaMasters L Pierce Sivils Fuson Langham Cline Williford Bingham and Brittain.
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Pineville
Fayette Langham
Helen Cline Williford
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Kimberles
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Robert Howard
Pathfork
Mattie Barten
Mathew Lowe
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Republicans Lose Bid Over State Car Purchases
Franklin Circuit Court dismissed a GOP suit challenging state buys of 10 automobiles for top officials. Judge Henry Meigs ruled state vehicles are for official use and away from private use, and rejected claims that funds or statutes were improperly applied.
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TV in Review by Rick Du Brow
TV writer Rick Du Brow surveys late night and prime time headlines. Steve Lawrence launches a weekly musical variety series on NBC Mondays, while Vince Edwards stars on CBS Ed Sullivan, and Hope plans a live NBC Christmas special amid space race chatter.
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Almanac of March 7 19th century events and births
On this day in history several milestones are noted including 1813 the east coast of Florida was discovered, 1933 Japan resigned from the League of Nations, 1962 Argentine military forces ousted President Franchi in a peaceful coup, and 1964 an Alaska earthquake hit Anchorage hardest. Also mentions Mars observations and publisher Wathanie Currier Ives born in 1813.
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Stolen Bicycles Reported in Muddlesboro
Two bicycles were reported stolen to the Muddlesboro Police Department. Froy Welch of 605 Manchester reported a bicycle stolen from his residence Wednesday. Glenn Deodwin of 207 Arthur Treights reported a bicycle stolen from his home over the weekend.
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State reverses libel dismissal in Perry case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a Perry Circuit Court ruling dismissing a libel suit by Courtney C. Wells against Morton publishers. The high court held that actual malice need not be shown, and a jury is not required in all such cases, citing a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision. The suit concerns alleged libelous statements about Wells during his 1983 campaign for circuit judge in Hazard, aired on WKIC and published in the Hat Herald.
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Johnson Says U S Will Lead War Settlement Talks
President Johnson says the United States will seek a political settlement in Vietnam and hopes Southeast Asia may be spared from terror and war. Officials say U S policy aims to support regional development and pressure Hanoi to change its aims without dangling aid as a carrot. A China troop pledge was dismissed as bluff, while a UK sheep mascot story closes this dispatch.
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