District of Columbia Gains Presidential Vote in 23rd Amendment
Congress approves the 23rd Amendment granting DC residents the right to vote for president and vice president. Kennedy hails it as a step forward, urging home rule, while Democrats foresee three electoral votes for the District. About 500,000 adults live there, with many previously voting in other states.
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Kansas
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
District of Columbia
Kennedy Aid Promised to Help Distressed Coal Industry
President Kennedy pledged federal aid to expand coal markets and raise production. In a telegram read at the National Coal Policy Conference dinner, Interior Secretary Udall said the administration backs a long-range fuels policy study and views the national interest as the guide. Conference chair Genge Love welcomed the pledge and noted the industry has long supported such action.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Coal Police Conference, Inc. Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Genge Love
Willis Named to State Parole Board in Kentucky
Former Kentucky governor Willis, who served from 1953 to 1957, was appointed to the State Parole Board by Gov. Combs to replace H. Kinsolving, citing long residence in Frankfort after a career including the Court of Appeals and service on the Public Service Commission. Parole board salary is 7200 annually. Willis’ son in law Henry Meigs II sits as Franklin County Court judge. An additional item notes HEW Secretary Arthur S. Ribicoff seeking 100 million dollars yearly to combat water pollution as the nation’s top natural resource issue.
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Frankfort
UPD
Sim Pon
Willis
State
Parole Board
Combs
H. "A. Hin
Sorving
Shelbyville
Wills
Ashland
Kinsolving
Kentucky Cort of Appeals
J. Lyter Donaldson
Carrollton
State Public Service Commission
A. B. Chandler
Henry Meigs II
Franklin Greait
Tennessee forest camp pay and education requirements outlined
An eight member committee for Tennessee's proposed juvenile forestry camp met four hours to set education standards and salaries. The camp superintendent must hold a master's in a child related field with three years of relevant experience, and a college graduate is required for the counselor. Salaries range from about 1000 to 5000 dollars annually with limited housing and maintenance for the superintendent.
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Nashville
UPI
Tennessee
Buford el- Hagton
Keith Hampton
Corrections
Tennesseang
CAB döntés a Capital United egyesítéséről közel
Washington jelentés szerint a Civil Aeronautics Board a Capital és United légitársaságok egyesülésének végleges döntését tíz napon belül meghozza. A bejelentés szerdán hangzott el.
Medal for Hoover Award Won by Explorers Club
Former President Hoover will receive the Explorers Club Medal at a winner in his honor April 26 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. The honor was announced Wednesday by the club, highlighting Hoover’s contributions to exploration and public service.
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Hoover
Last Events Of Jesus Recalled In Holy Week Services
Louis Cassels reports Holy Week services recall Jesus last supper washing disciples feet and the Eucharist. Good Friday marks Jesus crucifixion on Calvary with three hour observances. Holy Saturday features baptism and Sunday celebrates the Resurrection and victory over death.
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Louis Cassels
Preay International
Jesus
Jerusalem
Sol Diers
Calvary
Moody Takes Third in Ampronply Essay Contest at Key Club
Moody of Middlesboro High School placed third in an ampronply essay contest at the Key Club convention in Chattanooga Tennessee. Topics were kept secret until start. his subject was the value of the Key Club to his school, community and himself. About 123 members entered. Jim Neal ran for lieutenant governor of the Kentucky Tennessee District and lost by two votes. Attendees from Middlesboro included Bob Mucker John Broadwater Carl Leonard Jay Crawford Allan Jae Wilbur Conner and Bob Harry Wf Hoe. Roy C Robertson attended from the Kiwanis Club sponsors of the Key Club.
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Sherman Moody
Middlesboro
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mooy
Sty
Jim Neal
Kentucky-Tennessee
Key Club
Moody and Neal
Bob Muckher
John Broadwater
Carl Leonard
Jay Crawfort
Allan Jae Wilbur Conner
Bob
Theft at Hotel Plaza Strikes Eartha Kitt Room
Burglars stole 320000 in furs and jewels from singer Eartha Kitt's room at the Hotel Plaza on Wednesday. Bliss Kitt reported 13000 in furs and 7000 in jewelry missing after returning to her room that night amid prior burglaries in recent years.
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New York
UPI
Eartha Kitt
Hotel Plaza
Bliss Kitt
Nine General Assembly Hopefuls Assured Seats for 1962
FRANKFORT KY Nine General Assembly candidates were issued seats in the 1962 session as the final filing deadline passed with no opponents entering either primary or general race. The list includes two Democratic Senate hopefuls and five Democrats and two Republicans seeking House seats. Notable entries: Tom Garrett of Paducah and Bredt KH Nichols of Madisonville for the Senate. Republicans Leonard E. Wilson of Jamestown and Wallace Bartley of Summer Shade also secured House seats without opposition.
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Frankfort
General Assembly
Senate
Tom Garrett
Paducah
Bredt KH. Nichols
Madisonville
Afthen “Ashby
Scbree
Ed Fireman
Harrextsburg
Eugene B. Hancock
Falmouth
Brooks Hinkle
Paris
Harry W. Wood
Milton
Leonard E. Wilson
Jamesboro
Wallace Bartley
Surmner Shade
Secretary of State
Raymond
Peel Jury Studies Case Peel Jury Studies Case
A hi man jury will weigh if Joseph A Peel Jr made a joke of murder or was a victim of a plot in the Chillingworth murders. Peel, charged as an accessory before the fact in the 1955 slaying near Palm Beach, faces deliberations after Judge Smith’s instructions. Ex-captain Moyd Tolvapfel and handler George Lincoln testified they drowned the couple on Peel’s orders. Bodies remain unfound. prosecutor O Connell pressed the final argument calling Peel a man who made a joke of murder.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
UPI
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Imin Joho
First di Mucder
Ciworth
Palm Beach
Moyd
Lucky
Tol
TB Appeal For Lee Made
Jonesville Lee Countians are urged to fund long hospital stays for tuberculosis patients. Dr. Ne. J. N. Rose of the Lee Scott Health Department cites shortages in money used for pajamas, robes, slippers, laundry, haircuts, stationery, stamps, cigarettes, and other comforts. donations should go to Mrs. Anna Morris, Secretary, Lee Wise Scott TB Association, Big Stone Gap, Va.
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Jonesville
Lee
Itose
Anna Morris
LeeWise Scott
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Admissions include Brena Lou Miracle of City and Mrs Otis Cadec Texewell with a girl. Dismissals list W T Miracle of City. Birth notice for a baby girl born to Mrs Bill Rush of City. Visiting hours noted as 2 4 and 6 30 to 3 40 with several listed names in care.
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Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Worry
Messals
Llyn Coyne
City
Grice
da Rose al
Alice Sprain
LaFollette Mack Miller
Sacksboro Hugh
Bis Bic New
Kermit Ager Ani
Cealle Hoskins
Ewing
Maude Allison
Keely Warren, Jr
Frett
Th . B. Moses
Jeslica
Nora Wiliams
Ered Quintrett
Middlesboro
Cinnie
W. T. Miracle
Brena Lou Miracle
Otis Cadec
Texewell
Bill. Rush
Bey
Coors Jury Finds Joseph Corbett Guilty in Coors Killing
A Denver jury of eight men and four women convicts Joseph Corbett Jr. of first degree murder in the 13 month old Coors killing and ransom plot. The verdict carries a mandatory life term. Corbett had previously confessed to other crimes and fled before linking to the Coors case.
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Denver
UPI
Joseph Corbett Jr
Adolph Coors
Corbett
Colorado
Christian D. Stoner
Air Force
San Francisco
Chino
Calif
Mir
Walter Os 1
Coors
Free Meals Told in Tenn
Nashville report says about 6.6 million meals will be served free to needy students in Tennessee public schools this year. The average lunch costs about 25 cents for paying students, with free meals funded through the State Department of Agriculture programs aiding low cost lunches.
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Nashville
UPL
Lawrence Bartlett
Tennessee
Bartlett
State Department of Agriculture
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