Hospital Notes and Discharges Across Several Cities
The column lists admissions and discharges at Appalachian Regional Hospital and affiliated clinics, with numerous patient names from Barbourville, Chenoa, Maynardville, Harrogate, and surrounding towns. It notes births and a continued schedule of visiting hours and clinic times across locations.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Kimberly Christian
James Tuttle
Arthur Chris Hl
Witden
Habershaw
Hazel Williams
Rosie Webb
Chenoa
Tommy Manes
Siler
Maggie Evans
Duff Elsert Carroll
al Lawrence Senters
Mandie Henderson
Lloyd B. Gray
Barbourville
Arnold Lawson
Charrogte
Rédleaboro Hospital
Wiiting Flouce
James Beasley
Windsor
Neal Brooks, Jr
Harrogate
Kimberly Burchette
City
Marlon Carter
Thomas. Clause
Rose
Tipton Venable
Tazewell
William Wilder
Doxie Yeary
City Admissions
Jim Carica
Clintwood
H. D. Gross
Pruden
H. R. Chadwell
Ewing Randall Chadwell
Merle Horton
Jonesville
Cordi¢ Long
New Tazewell
W. C. Markland
Sullivan Marsee
James Minor
Sneedville
Federal civilian jobs decline in February report
The federal government employed 2,459,585 civilians in February, a drop of 4,417 from January, per a Senate committee report on reducing non-essential federal expenditures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Committee On
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Dora Johns
Funeral services for Dora Johns, agent of N Bell Line, died March 6 after short illness. Interment in Johns Cemetery, Sneedville, Tenn. Survivors include son James R. Johns of Middlesboro and brother Silke Green of Charlotte, N C. Durham Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
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Ais
Dora Johns
N. Bell Line
City
EMS
Team
Monukay
Red Oak
Partin
Stone York
Johns
Nell Goumy
Wilmei
Jyline
Granville
Granville Butler
Claihnine County
Freemont
Ohio
Pearl Mull
Cyzewell
Tenn
Roy Lee Smith
Farington
Mich
Finssie Williford
Middiesham
Mwea
Caffey Funeral Home
Turner Cemetery
Colmar
Ina Davidson
J. J. Singleton
Junie Brewer
Wired Bull
Frank Hoonsey
Milburn
Rob Smith
Coffey
Nme
Casewell
Chara
Vax
Alice
Igle
Pineville Community Hospital
Armstrong Wileson Branks
John Fax
Therame
Centennial Baptist Church
Lillie Fuson
Nelle Hembree
Ingram
Glessie Osman
Gall Knob
Ack
Angie Startfield
Flavlan Ishter
Maude Smith
Strunk
Alb, Fox
Charleston
Ind
George Fox
Pontiac
Nerces
Nephe
Fox
Elmér Fason
Pineville
Dillon Urges More Tax Cuts to Aid Poor, Predicts Budget Balance
Washington UPI Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon urged deeper tax cuts to assist poor people in his final speech. He predicted a balanced federal budget within three years if the economy continues to improve despite rising federal spending. He criticized the tax system as regressive, noting low income groups face heavier tax burdens, and argued current progressivity is insufficient for those with very low incomes.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Secretary
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Brezhnev Rejects Khrushchev Plan for Farm Reforms
In Moscow, Brezhnev dismissed Khrushchev era farm schemes and backed a 71 billion ruble five year program to liberalize planning and marketing. The reforms aim to ease state control, allow private parcels, reduce forced deliveries, and build 84 new farm machinery plants, possibly shifting resources from heavy industry.
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Khrushchev
Communist Central Comiittee
Brezhnev
Breaiey
Brevhrey
The
Lepislanon
Tian UN
State Central Committee
AFL-CIO forms women’s committee to ban lie detectors
Washington officials report the AFL-CIO created a special women’s committee to lead education, legislation, and actions against the use of lie detectors in government and private industry. The group is chaired by Al J. Hayes, former IAM president, and Dunes C. Suffridge, head of the Retail Clerks Union.
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Washington
UPL
Afl-Cio
Anyere
al J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
Dunes
Suffridge
Retail Clerks Union
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A sensational science claim from New York promises a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. It reports itching relief and true shrinkage with a new healing substance called Bio-Dyness, marketed as Preparation TEX in ointment form nationwide.
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Piles
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