Clement Won't Quit Post to Campaign
Tennessee Governor Frank Clement says he would not resign if he seeks a U S Senate seat in the August Democratic primary. He’ s undecided on a formal bid but notes his duties as governor are demanding and would not expect to resign if running. He predicts President Johnson would carry Tennessee in the general election.
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Clement
Snashville
UPT
Frank Clement
U. S. Senate
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Johnson
Senate
Joe Carr
Democratic
Nashville
Jolson
John Ison
Hospital Notes Middleshore Listings and Dismissals
Hospital notes from Middleshore and Appalachian Regional Hospital list admissions and discharges. Dismissals include Mrs Woodrow Gilbert and daughter in City, Mrs Siler Miracle and son in Frakes, Vernon Mott in City, James Pauley in Rose Hill, and others. admissions include Dorothy Evans and Sharon Harrell in Speedwell and City respectively, Debra Killion in City, plus births: Ogal Webb a girl and Sewell Barnett a boy.
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Middleshore Hospital
Woodrow Gilbert
City
Siler Miracle
Frakes
Vernon Mott
James Pauley
Rose Hill
Bill Pierce
Frakes Mitton Taylor
Ewing
John Warren
Pineville
Dorothy Evans
Speedwell
Edward Harrell
Sharon Harrell
Debra Killion
Carson Meyers
New Tazewell
Jim Mills
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Allen Asher
Henry Johnson
Edward Green
John Bays
Trosper
Vesta Bramble
Ida Harp
Arjay
Raymond Johnson
Bill Mills
Gausdale
James D. Orlek
Jean Partin
Joan Siler
Clairfield
Fred Turner
Elizabeth S. Wardrup
Sheila L. Wilson
Ogal Webb
Sewell Barnett
Area Deaths and Funerals in Tazewell and Middlesboro
Obituaries from Tazewell and Middlesboro list Hattie Jones 78 of Ewing Virginia died at home. Funeral at Fairview Church burial Van'Huss Cemetery with Reece Funeral Home handling arrangements. Also Mellie Queener 72 of Hollywood Road is to be buried in Hurst Cemetery after Fulton Funeral Home services. Nannie Shoemaker 98 of Middlesboro died at home. funeral at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Shoemaker Cemetery. Minervia Bell May 78 of New Tazewell died at her daughter's home. services at Reece Funeral Home Chapel. George Bennett 78 of Fork Ridge died at home. funeral at Bennett Fork Church with interment at Yellow Creek Cemetery.
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Hattie Jones
Amos Jones
Ewing
Bob Marcum
Shawanee
Tenn
Ora Johnsson
Rose Hill
Fairview Church
Van‘Huss
John Young
Bill Jones
Floyd Jones
Willard Brown
Willy McMurry
Grant Hargraves
W. W. Skidmore
Hobby Brooks
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell, Tenn
Mellie Strange Queener
Hollywood Road
City
Middles- Wore
Fulton Funeral Home
Seal Janeway
Old Yellow Creek
Patsy Tennyson
Hurst Cemetery
Nannie
Nannie Shoemaker
Alpine Road
East Bernstadt
Alexander
Florence Johnson Davis
James W. Shoemaker
Shoe
Cal Shoemaker
Middlesboro
Lila Sanders l
Mabel White
Carlolyn White
Roy Davis
Prawee Valley
James Douglas
Kenvir
Effie Burchfield
Oak Ridge
Cawood Funeral Home
Ralph Leonard
Shoemaker
Tazewell,Tenn
MBS
Minervia Bell
Minervia Help May
C. A. Mozingo
Mozings
New Tazewell
Carl Yoakum
Sevierville
Toe Rogers
Kingsport
Roscoe Rogers
Speedwell
J. Ray Stuart
Murphy
Fincastle
George Bennett
Fork Ridge
Pearlie Bennett
John and
Otis
Sidney
Ohio
Amns
Artington
Calif
Ova
Brigham City
Utah
Steeley
Alvin
Woouving
Rebecca Goins
Hyattaville
Gorgia Hall
Woodbine
Martha Singer
Corbin
Cooper Sets Laurel River Project Push
U S Senator John Sherman Cooper announces plans to seek 1965 budget funds to start construction of the Laurel Reservoir near Corbin Kentucky. SPA says power from the dam could be easily utilized. Estimated cost about 22.9 million dollars with a 1 million needed in 1965 to begin dam work and a capacity of 47 000 kilowatts.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Laurel
Kentucky
Cooper
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Public Works
Federal
Southsystern Power Administration
Corbin
Sen. Cooper
SPA
Arty Corps of Engineers
Ward backs U S 119 extension to border link with I 75
Kentucky highway chief Henry Ward voiced strong support for extending U S 118 from Pineville to the Kentucky Tennessee line to connect U S 119 with Interstate 75. He spoke during the Henry Ward Appreciation Day Dinner held March 27 in Harlan.
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Harlan
Henry Ward
Appalachian Regional Commission
Pineville
Kentucky-Tennessee
U.S. 119
Ward
Kivett Fined for DUI After Wreck Charge
Troy Kivett of Fork Ridge Tennessee was fined 154.25 dollars in Middlesboro Police Court for driving under the influence and leaving the scene after a wreck. He was arrested Saturday night on a warrant from Ernest Miracle who accused him of sideswiping a car and fleeing. Two others, Jerry Brascher Al Brown and Lewis Brown, were fined 14.25 for public drunkenness. Edward Kraft, 19, was cited for improper registration and no privilege sticker and later fined 14.25 on each charge after failing to appear. Kraft was found with brass knuckles and a capias for arrest was issued.
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Troy Kivett
Fork Ridge
Tenn
Middlesboro
Kivett
Ernest Miracle
Miracle
Jerry Brascher
Lewis Brown
Harrogate
Lloyd Mason
Yester
Edward Kraft
George Ridings
Kraft
Ridings
Agai Kraft
Bachelors Sweep Carriage Push Contest in Apthill
In Apthill England the annual baby carriage pushing contest was won by two bachelors with bachelors taking the first 10 positions. The top placing women finished 23rd.
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Apthill
England
UPD
New Library Books and a 1888 Puerto Rico Treaty Note
List of new library titles across genres including I Robot Asimov and Eight Men Out, plus From Oclock To Jamaica Bay and The World of Flying Saucers. Mentions Spain ruling Puerto Rico until 1888 when ceded to the United States by the Treaty of Paris.
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Asimov
Asinof
Lord
McCoy
Menzel and Boyd
Smith and Jones
Monsarrat
Morris
Paolotti
Checkpoint
Thayer
Tom—Warner
Spain
Puerto Rico
United States
Paris
Red China Attacks Khrushchev Amid Budapest Visit
UPI reports in Tokyo that Maoist China blasted Nikita Khrushchev in Peiping's People’s Daily as revisionist and urged world Communist leaders to reject peaceful coexistence. The eight-article attack, aired by New China News Agency, signals a leadership bid by Beijing and dismisses Moscow’s line. Western officials doubt a formal split or a Khrushchev summit to expel China will occur.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nikita 5 Aneushchev
Budapest
Khrushchev
Peking
Peking People's Daily
New China
Moscow
New China First
London
Washington
U.S
Easter Seal drive raises 520.50 in Bell County campaign
Roy C. Rober, chairman of the local drive, announced the 1864 Easter Seal campaign in Middlesboro for Bell County has raised 520.50 as of March. Money contributed to Easter Seals is the principal source of support of the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children.
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Middlesboro
Bell County
Roy C. Rober
Dri
Kentucky Society For Crippled Children
Mail deliveries resume in Anchorage after quake
Mail service returned in most areas of Anchorage on Monday after an earthquake disrupted downtown. Deliveries picked up where streets were passable while the shattered city center remained without service.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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Sere Bes
Knoxville
Wilkerson Aluminum
Laurel River Project
Shumate Funeral Home
Cumberland Avenu Hour
New Library Books
Jamaica Bay
Braun
Angel — Cullman
Bill—Vaulkner
Giles
Gilles
Hecht
Kelly
Kepples
Red China
Gidget
Rome
James Darren
Cindy Carol
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