Senator Raney Collapses and Recovers in Hospital
Pikeville Kentucky Senator Tom Raney collapsed during lunch and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Dr James D Evins said tests show no serious outlook and discharge may occur after further tests. The incident follows Raneys controversial 1982 Assembly actions regarding bribery charges and a Senate dispute over his deputy sheriff position. He recently sued for back pay from state funds to cover his suit.
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Soviet envoy to present credentials to Kennedy today
The new Soviet ambassador to the United States, Anatoly Dobrynin, was scheduled to present his credentials to President Kennedy today, marking a formal start to his diplomatic tenure in Washington.
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Court martial finds Captain guilty in wife’s death
Captain Robert Simpson Jr former aide to the 11th Airborne Division commanding general found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in his wife’s shooting on December 28 the board recommended a 36 month suspension from rank. Louisville reports John I Nylan executive of the Atomes defense firm given a tire sentence in his wife slaying and planning to appeal after a denial.
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Plato and Shakespeare Classes for Convicts at Kentucky Reformatory
Convicts at the Kentucky State Reformatory in La Grange study Plato and Shakespeare taught by two Louisville professors. In Louisville, Louis Cox was named finance chairman for Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt's senatorial campaign.
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Coal Chemical Pact Signed By Udall At GE Contract Site
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall signed a $720,000 pact to develop methods for extracting gas and chemicals using high electrical voltages. Rep. Samuel Stratton said the contract went to General Electric Co. in Schenectady New York. The project includes electical equipment and laboratory studies.
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Notice of will and executrix for estate in Pineville Ky
Notice is hereby given that Jesse Joseph McCabe of Pineville Bell County Ky died testate on March 4 1962 and Ella McCabe was appointed executrix of his estate All debtors and creditors are to present claims to Ella McCabe Executrix Pineville Ky at once and according to law.
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Kennedy Tax Bill Clears House Passage
President Kennedy’s tax bill cleared the House by a vote of 235 to 190 despite strong Republican opposition. The measure preserves two key provisions: taxation of interest and dividends and tax concessions for business, while facing hearings in the Senate Finance Committee over the next weeks. The Treasury estimates about 600 million dollars yearly would be gained from taxpayers properly reporting income on savings accounts bonds and dividends.
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Farris Sets East Tennessee Campaign Trip
Memphis city commissioner William Farris launches his gubernatorial bid with a trip to East Tennessee to address the Roane County Democrats Club. The 38 year old becomes the sixth candidate in the Tennessee governor race and outlines a statewide campaign, with county organizations and Nashville headquarters planned. Farris, born in Trimble and longtime Memphis official, has served in Gordon Browning's cabinet and as executive assistant to three mayors.
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Dyer County
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Tag Extension Ends Saturday
The County Court Clerk reports the final day to buy 1962 Kentucky vehicle license tags is Saturday. The main office will be open until noon, and the Middlesboro branch on South 20th Street closes Friday at 4 p.m.
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Hospital Notes Middlesboro Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Hospital notes list visiting hours 2 4 and 6 13 0 8 30 with dismissals including Mrs Luke Lujan Hillsop James Mullins Grays Elmer Farmer City BUE Meath Eagan Katherine Peace City George Henson Woosbine Mes Cornelia Lathan City Mrs Laura Partin City Admissions Alma LeFeyers Jensen Doris Teague Clair Field Lizzie Lee Wheeler Roy Lee Colins City Arthur Rhorer City James Grubbs City Robert Elliott Kettle Island Paul Campbell Wazard Wiliam Kelley City Charles Stapleton City at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic Visiting Hours 12 and 7 5 dismissals Mrs Joseph Warkany Cincinnati Baby git Gordon City Brenda Gall Titanics Hare roagate Wanda Wilder City
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OAS Troops Slip Through Paris Blockade in Algiers
In Algiers hundreds of OAS commandos reportedly escaped a French army cordon via sewers and dispersed in groups to join European sympathizers. A curfew and barricades were imposed around Bab Ouled, following a week of house-to-house fighting as authorities fear OAS plans to obstruct Algeria’s path to independence. Authorities seized large quantities of weapons and ammunition during the crackdown.
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Obituary for Erenman H Johnson at 75 in Middlesboro
Freeman J Johnson aged 75 died March 28 in Middlesboro Hospital after a lingering illness He was born May 2 1886 at West Springs Town Survived by one son Gr Johnson three daughters Julian Miompson Ewing Mrs Selma Shackleford Rose Hill one brother Leonard Johnson Mesa Arizona several nieces and nephews Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. at Morgan Memorial Church Rev Harold Buck officiating Interment in Morgan cemetery Family to receive friends today from 4 to 9 p.m. at Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge
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Probated Terms for Howertons in Bell Circuit Court
Curtis and Pat Howerton of Middlesboro received three year probated jail terms after pleading guilty to grand larceny and knowingly receiving stolen property. Fred Hester, charged with fault and battery, had his case dismissed.
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Four Argentine generals arrested after coup, Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires four high ranking generals including former War Secretary Rosendo Fraga were reportedly arrested as the military coup ousted President Frondizi. An unofficial tally suggested eight more arrests amid tensions as Jose M. Guido moved to form a provisional government and bar Peronism, while governors vowed to secure Frondizi's release.
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Kennedy Admits Test Cheating Incident
Boston reports Ted Kennedy disclosed that in 1950 at age 18 he had a fellow freshman take a foreign language exam for him. The dean asked both to withdraw with a chance to reapply after showing responsible conduct. Kennedy later reenrolled after Army service in Europe, and his friend was also readmitted.
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Fire Claims 4th Victim in Knoxville Tragedy
A deadly blaze at Puncheon Camp near Washburn claimed its fourth victim when Mrs. Lucy Coffey, 19, died in a Knoxville hospital. Her husband Jerry, 21, and their two young sons Jerry Jr and Tommy, nine months, perished in the fire that destroyed a small frame home.
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