Combs Denies Veto Of Measure Amid Gardner Dislike
Kentucky Governor Combs refused to veto a bill requiring purchase of American made products for road projects. Senator Gardner charged personal antipathy influenced the veto, while Combs cited administrative costs and federal policy implications. The Kennedy press conference will be broadcast live across radio networks and major TV systems.
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Combs
Gardner
Pompana Reagy
UPI
Beil W
Department of Fitowed
Kentucky
Kennedy
Telenise
Washington
UPD
Viam
Radio
Net
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Death notice for Robert H Gentry in Pineville
Mr. Robert H. Gentry of Sru arett died at Pineville Community Hospital March 27 1962 Funeral services set for Thursday March 28 1962 at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church with Rev George D Gracey and Rev Charles Jones officiating Pallbearers listed Interment in Pineville TOOF I cemetery Body at Durham Funeral Home Pine Ville with family receiving friends tonight from 8 to 1 Durham Funeral Home Pine Ville is in charge
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Robert H. Gentry
Sruarett
Pineville
Presbyterian Clutch
George D. Gracey
Charles Jones
Paris Swinifard
Dan Green
Gloster Reed
Kelly Clore
Hubert Stanley
Kermit Sailer
Ben Alothis
Sam Morgan
Toofi
Durhan
Durham Funeral Home
Pine Ville
Charre
Obituary notices for Hatfield and McManaway families
Reverend Walter Hatfield aged 64 dies at London Kentucky March 27 1962 after residence in Middlesboro 43 years and union tanning worker 46 years survivors include wife six sons four daughters and a half brother funeral Friday at Millex's Chapel with Rev Glad Reads officiating. Burial in Hobinson Cemetery in Clouds Tennessee. Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home in charge. Mrs H B McManaway 40 of Detroit Michigan dies March 25 1962 survivors husband two sons daughter two brothers two sisters and two grandsons funeral Thursday at Cumberland Avenue Baptist with Rev James Wal tis and Rev Fernde Robinson officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery Claiborne County Tennessee. Baby of McManaway to be taken to mother’s home 547 Avondale Avenue City. Fulton Funeral Home.
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Walter Hatfield
Parker Lane
City
London
Claiborne County
Tenn
Middlesboro
Union Tanning Company
Alice Hatfield
James
Will Ede Hatfield
Middlestore
Charlie
Trufus
Springfield
Sam Hatfield
Harrogate
Temn
Lee Hatfield
Midlesboro
Helen Laws
Bobbie Snaffer
Hatties Barnett
Georgia Hat
Alvis Hatfield
Merkie
Millex’s Chapel
Glad Reeds
Anteement
Hobinson
Clouds, Tenn
Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home
H. B. McManaway, Jr
Detroit
H. B McManaway
Danny McManaway
Beverly Bernhardt
Moussie Fulte
Mae Pultz
Norwalk
Calif
Fred Fulte
Monros
Mich
Amanda Brooks
Atlanta
Cleo Leonare
Greensboro
Cunberland Avenue
Batis
James Wal Tis
Fernde Robinson
Robert Brooks
James Brooks
David Meyers
Howard Brogan
Bill, Poore
Bob Haley
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tennessee
Ms. McManaway
Mossin Fultz
Avondale Avene
Ciby
Fulton Funeral Home
Ieharge
Kate Smith Undergoes Minor Surgery in New York
UPI reports singer Kate Smith underwent minor surgery at Doctors Hospital in New York. Manager Ted Collins said the operation occurred Tuesday with no malignancy found. The hospital disclosed the nature of the ailment but not specifics as Smith had entered the hospital the previous Saturday.
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New York
UPI
Kate Smith
Doctors Hospital
Ted Collins
Miss Smith
Revenue Bond Action Told
UPI reports that Kentucky's 1962 General Assembly resolved conflicts in bond law enabling private sale of Turnpike Authority revenue bonds. The Turnpike Authority can issue by negotiation, excluding Property and Buildings Commission, with prior bid advertisements. issues include 39, 29, and 118 million dollars for East and West Kentucky Turnpikes, plus rate limits and deposit rules unchanged.
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Frankfort
UPI
General Assembly
Kentucky
Lie
State Property and Buildings Commission
Isme
University of Kentucky
Jates
Department of Highways
Turnpike
Dumpike Authority
Property and Buildings Commission
Turnpike Authority
East Kentucky Turnpike
West Kentucky Turnpike
Specia
Opossum Ends With Firearm Hit In Middlesboro Home
Elnora Cawood fired five shots through a ceiling after hearing noises she believed to be a prowler. The noise proved to be an opossum. Mrs. Cawood, wife of Bell County Coroner Hobart Cawood, shot the animal between the eyes. Carpenters had earlier removed part of the roof, but subsequent noises persisted.
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Elnora Cawood
Middlesboro
Artificial Heart Advances From Doctor Prediction
Dr Charles A Hufnagel, professor of surgery at George Town University, told delegates that a complete artificial heart could be substituted in the near future. He noted surgeons now replace heart valves and cited his 1952 valve development. Dr Frank B Berry discussed air crash fatalities due to passengers not knowing emergency hatch locations.
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Memius
Wienel
Diskini
Charles A. Hugnaped
Washington
Grorretoin University
Hufnagel
Mintnagel
American College of Surgeons
Frank B. Berry
Berry
Imperial Airlines
Amy He Sai
Carriok
Hospital Notes From The Day
Hospital notes list 29 and 2304 dismissals and a list of admitted patients from multiple cities including Williamsburg Crossville Pineville and Rose Hill. Births and patient updates appear alongside staff and clinic references at the WNdneshera Hospital Clinic and related facilities.
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Mowry
Will Williams
Williamsburg
Wala
Rul Hatfield
Clair Tight
Buford Raney Colao Daniev Raney
Corlgaod
John Moore
City
Ellen Head
Chenoa
James Gibson
Rose Hill AG
Disarm Plan Study Set in Geneva Conference
The 17 nation disarmament conference began a detailed examination of Communist and Western rules with Russia’s prime foreign minister Gromyko still present. An off the record meeting was held to discuss possible pre disarmament measures to cut the risk of war.
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Geneva
UPT
Russia
Amine Grotmyko
Europeans Strike In Algiers Amid OAS House Searches
European groups call a general strike in reprisal for the French army crackdown in Algiers as house to house searches for OAS members continue in Bab-el-Oued. Provisional leadership in Paris signals a governing council to assume in Algeria as talks toward independence proceed, with Aberrahman Fares named to head an interim administration.
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Algiers
Sagters
Mgeritt Fu
Vupeans
Bab-el-Oust
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Babecl-Qued
National Literation Rant
FLN
Sans Condines
Kaa Aa
Oran
Hilandran Tersdam
Algeria
Constantine
Fabelthied
Sinc
de Oas
Win $3,800 Damages In Claiborne Civil Suit
In Claiborne County Circuit Court Jenn Fred Smith and Florence Collins won a total of 3800 in damages from Armstrong Campbell after an April auto collision on Clouds Road near New Tazewell. Campbell’s suit against the claimants was dismissed and another case against Townsley found not guilty.
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Claiborne
Tazewell
Jenn
Fred Smith
Florence Collins
Claiborne County Circuit Court
Smith
Miss Calling
Armstrong
Campbell
New Tazewell
Salth
Collins
Geneva Smith
Ssa
Dilly Fern
Mrs. Collins
Vrach
May
Wilson Tae
Mark Haynes
James, Franklin
Katheleen P. Teck
Tmberland
Claiborne County
Homer Townsley
Woman Free Slain Man Found Alive In Nasitville
A woman convicted of voluntary manslaughter, Ellen Smith, 32, is to be released from prison today after it emerged the man she was said to have killed, Clifton A. Smith, is alive. The original trial at Menmbis followed an incident at the couple’s farm with arresting officer Lal Hume, who faced assault charges. The jury verdict initially included an error omitting assault to commit manslaughter. Smith testified for his wife at the trial.
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Nasitville
UPJ
Ellen Smitl
Clifton A. Smith
Lal Hume
Menmbis
Jmy
Smith
City Housing Loans Granted to Five Tennessee Towns
Nearly 2 million in loans were announced for five Tennessee towns to fund housing and water systems. Dunlap received 4150,000 while Sale Creek utility district got 156,000 and Lavergne utility district 100,000. Johnson City secured 75,714 for 50 new low rent homes for the elderly and Fohenwald 407,861 for 35 new low rent homes, six for elderly. Loans cover 90 percent of costs and are repaid with interest from private bond sales. The federal program will provide annual funds to keep rents within low income limits.
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Washington
UPI
Tennnessee
Community Facilities Administration
Dunlap
Sale Creek
Chattanooga
Lavergne
Risserly
Public Housing Administration
Johnson City
Fohenwald
Daily News Preview and Classified Rates
The Daily News from Kentucky lists full leased wire services and regional news coverage. Rates shown include seven dollars and eight cents yearly, four dollars for some periods, and monthly options, reflecting regional pricing for Middlboroa and surrounding counties.
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State Library Extension Division
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Tietaw
Meyersen
Middlesboro Hardware CO
Robert MH. Gentry, SH
Walter Rafield
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H. B. McManaway
Guarnid” Appliances & Service
Pinnacle Maytag Co
Cumnertad Ave
Pie
Midilesboro
Kate
Shane
Giant
Ufe
Rory Peck
Jean Simmons
Carroll Baker
Charlton Hestonburlives
Wiles Popeye Bis‘ountry
Ffechnicolo and
Technirama
Robert Mitchum
Robert Yamitchum
Ahases
Middlesburg
Joe Leach
Cumberland Gar
Jim Lee
Crossville
Whealy Warren
Field Nich Kanth
Calvin Shelby Collett
Field
Tarmine Jackson
Bathville
Penise Wendracksn
Katherine Peace
Chy Wealey Lawson
E.™. Johnson
Vernor Brock
I Straight Creek
Clifford Peters
Hoy
Tarregaly
Wndneshera Hospital
Clini Ism
Robbie Brumbach
Jack Walker Kent
1 Trent
Rise Fhl
Marvin Arnett
LIONS
Central School
Middlesboro Lions Club
The
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Middlrabora
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Tema
Middlesboro, Kentucky
Blember Federal Deposit Invarance Corporation
Asceed
Wilkerson Aluminum Materials
South 19Th Straat Telephone
Reece Monument CO
Prorite
Rocco Monument Co
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