Black Panthers Face Conspiracy Charges in California
In Sacramento a group of Black Panthers, about 24 men and five women, armed with shotguns and rifles, disrupted the California state assembly session. They were charged with conspiracy to forcibly enter the chambers and were arrested nearby. Huey P. Newton signed a statement opposing disarming laws while Assemblyman Mulford introduced legislation to ban loaded weapons in cities. The assembly took Mulford’s bill under submission and considered amendments affecting unincorporated areas.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Black Panthers Party
State Assembly
San Francesco Bay Area
Chambers
Black Panthers
Capitol
Don ‘Mulford
R-Piedmont
California
The
Assembly
Mulford
GOP Vietnam Report Stall Backs Johnson
Senate Republicans defended a 91 page staff report on Vietnam as information not policy. Senate GOP leader Dirksen said the report did not propose any shift in four square support of President Johnson. He stated Republicans remain behind field, air and sea commanders in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Ust
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Jobson
Everett M. Dikken
Senate Gop
Southeast Asia
Dirksen
House
Tan
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
GOP
Carmot
Bell Service Station Owner Could Win Dream Vacation
A Bell County service station owner and wife compete for the Kentucky Service Station of the Year Contest with a district round in Pine Mountain. Judging emphasizes station upkeep, service quality, safety, personnel practices, and community involvement. State winner earns a week long vacation for two, a new car, cash for expenses, plus trophies at a September oil industry dinner. Deadline May 4. entrants must be in business since February 1, 1987. direct station ownership by wholesalers or oil companies not eligible. Areas include Pine Breathitt, Clay, Marten, Knott, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Owsley, Perry, Wolfe counties.
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Bell County
Kentucky
Arthur A. Dale
Harlan
Pine Mountain
Kentucky Petroleum Council
Dale
Kentucky Patrolewin Council
Pine Breathitt
Clay
Marten
Knott
Lee
Leslie
Letcher
Owsley
Perry
Wolfe
Dodd Seeks to Halt Plans for Testimonial
Senator Thomas J. Dodd told Connecticut friends he wished they would drop plans for a no strings attached testimonial in his honor. An assistant said the event was being arranged without his knowledge. The Senate ethics panel recommends censure for diverting funds from testimonials to personal use. New Haven party chief Arthur Barbieri reportedly organized fundraiser ties to the inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Robert Perry
Perry
In Ethics
New Haven
Arthur T. Barbieri
Ethics Committee
All-White South Draft Boards Under Attack
United Press International reports ACLU defense of civil rights in the Sellers case. Cleveland Sellers, 22, SNCC program director, refused induction in Bamberg South Carolina, alleging systematic Negro exclusion on draft boards. McDonald argues courts could halt boards lacking Black representation. governor picks board members.
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Fy Ann Moha
United Press International Atlanta
UPI
Jnt
South
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Cleveland Sellers
Laughlin McDonald
Charles Morgan
Sellers
McDonald
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Army
12Th Army Corps
Bamberg
S. C
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Selective Service
Fed
Eral Bureau of Investigation
Draft Board
South Carolna
Washington
Hospital notes and admissions at Middleshoro and Appalachian regions
Discharges list includes Edward Herren Charlie Gilpin Ewing Hopson Romulus Mich Mrs Ronald Sutton surrogates and others. Admissions feature Lloyd Byrd Laura Goodman Eugene Wood IV Patsy Chappell Richard Brooks Darlene Faulkner Lulu Fultz Bud Kennedy Dollie Maream Teulah Partin Lee Ann Perkins Randall Phipps Elmer Richardson Nelle Russell John Rutherford Viola Silcox Charlie Williams. Birth announced for Mrs William E Davis.
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Edward Herren
Cup
Charlie Gilpin
Ewing
Olli Hopson
Romulus
Mich
Ronald Sutton
Sturrogate
Lawrence Wolfe
Rose Hill
Mary Woods
City
Lloyd Byrd
Laura Goodman
Eugene Wood, IV
Tazewell
Eyes Disimessall
Patsy Chappell
Richard Brooks
Darlene Faulkner
Corbin
Lulu Fultz
Bud Kennedy
Fagen
Tenn
Dollie Maream
Teulah Partin
Lee Ann Perkins
Randall B. Phipps
Elmer Richardson
Nelle Russell
John H. Rutherford
la Follette
Viola Silcox
Charlie Williams
City Admissions
Larry W. Beeler
Mary Burton
Lois Jean Coffey
Thorn Hill
Enn
Elsie Cobb
Pearl
George Combs
Cumberland
Times Square theaters accused of looping lurid posters
New York license official Joel J. Tyler said he will investigate Times Square movie houses showing external lurid stills not matching the on screen films. He stated about 44 such dirty movies are advertised outside but not shown inside, and he can compel them to display the actual content.
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New York
UPI
Joel J. Tyler
Times Square
Tyler
Court finds spurts of mischief at parking docket
In Chattanooga Tennessee Mrs JBD Smith, 65, appeared in city court to settle a parking ticket and watched two women whom she had sat with in the courtroom. She claimed she kept an eye on her vehicle while speaking to the judge. The traffic violation was dismissed but the two women and her companion were gone after she returned to her seat.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
J, BD. Smith
Victarion
Deaths and Funerals Otis Yeary 54 Harrogate Route 1
Otis Yeary aged 54 of Harrogate Route 1 died Monday. He was born in Claiborne County Tennessee and lived in Harrogate most of his life as a farmer. Survived by sister Minnie Brooks and brother Ernest Yeary with niece Lois Dean. Services May 4 at 10 30 am at Brooks Memorial Church Ewing Virginia. burial Rosenbaum Cemetery Harrogate. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Otis Yeary
Harrogate
Claiborne County
Tenn
Warrison Yeary
Jennie Williams
Cawood Fen
Cawood
Uneral
Yeary
Minnie Brooks
Route 1
Ernnest Yeary
Springfield
Lois Dean
Ohio
Brooks Memorial Church
Ewing, Va
Henry Fletcher
Bunry
Rosenbaum
Cawood Funeral Home
Bell County civil dockets and obituaries reflect varied actions
Several civil case notes list settlements and claims including Addie Robbins against Patsy Ann Young for 11500 over a US 119 wreck, Aline Gibson versus Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company for 8000, Warren Davis against Resolute Group Insurance for 2255, and Ollie Reed versus Pineville Community Hospital for 24109. Obituaries report Robert P. Goin of Fountain City and Tess Hicks of Tazewell with service details. Additional notices cover marriage licenses, a condemnation suit against JJ Ginsburg, and multiple minor offenses and fines in county court.
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Addie Robbins
Patsy Ann Young
U.S
Robert Lambdin
Oscar Jackson
Aline Gibson
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Warren Davis
Resolute Group Insurance
Ollie Reed
Pineville Community Hospital
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Ginsburg
Roger Dala Goodin
Tinsley
Patricia Ann Kirklin
Ingram
Charlie Miller
Four Mile
Phyllis Shipley
Robert P. Goin
Fountainite
City
Tenn
Knoxvilla Hospital
Marvin Bankston
Long Beach
Calif
Pearlie Johnson
Chattanooga
Oscar B
Miracle
Middlesboro
Isom Lee Goin
Knoxville
William
Tommy
Major
James Goin
Myers Grove Baptist Church
Bill Vance
Ralph Berry
Buriat
Drummonds
Fountain City
Reece Funeral Home
Tazergell
Reecce Funeral Home
Tazewell
Property transfers and court actions in Pineville and Middlesboro
A list of property transfers including Denis Waskins to Lucille Taylor and William Gogdlett to Bessie and Willis May in Middlesboro, with parcels in Pineville, plus Wayne J Farvis parcels in Right Fork. Quarterly Court notes allegements: Albert Jones assault and battery waived to Grand Jury. Gary Deringer speeding. Kelly Howard speeding $28.50. Hubert Elliott breach of peace probated. Alys Lingar littering highway filed away.
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Howard Joe Howell
Robby Hugh Tackson
Virgil Brock
Td Brock
Billy Johnson
Ray Knuckles
Robert Asher
Eugene Asher
Dee Blair
Kelly Gudger
Deland Miller
Silas Gambrel
Denis Charles H. Waskins
Lucille Taylor
Morris and
Jones Addition
Pineville
Fred Kilgore
Ernest Graves
Middlesboro
William B. Gogdlett
Bessie
Willis May
Marshall Montgomery
Robert Earl Ingram
Jett Coleman
T. J. Hendrickson
Wayne J. Farvis
Albert Jones
Gary Wayne Deringer
Speed
Ing
Kelly Clark Howard
Hubert Elliott
Alys Lingar
Frances Edens 90 dies at Mulberry Gap home
Mrs Frances Edens age 90 of Mulberry Gap died at her home Tuesday morning. She was a member of the Christian Church. Survived by daughters Bonnie Spires Sneedville Delta Combs Jonesville VA Nan Jones Pendleton KY and others. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm Mulberry Gap Baptist Church with Rev Tip Parkey officiating. Burial in family cemetery. McNeil Funeral in charge with visiting hours tonight 7 to 9. James Sawedville listed as in charge.
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Tess Hicks
Tazewell
Wilmington
Del
Olfie Hopson
Lois O'Dell
Pauline Hampton
Romulus
Mich
Blanche Duncan
Toledo
Ohio
Elia Mae Lautman
Philadelphia
Donald Lee Dyer
Newark
Alex Hicks
Madison Heights
Bill Hicks
Reece Funeral Home
Ford
Tazerwell
Frances Edens
Mulberry Gap
Christian Church
Bonnie Spires
Sneedville
Delta Combs
Jonesville
Nan Jones
Pendleton
Louise Edens
Louisville
Kermit
John Louthan
Ella Eyers
Minnie Wopkins
Cincinnati
Mul
Berry Gap
Negroes Fail to Gain In Mississippi Voting
In Sunflower and Moorhead Mississippi whites won all local races in special elections ordered by a federal court. Incumbent white leaders defeated Black FDP candidates. Patterson and Upchurch won re election. Federal observers and a NYC committee monitored the vote amid Voting Rights Act challenges.
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Sunflower, Miss
UPI
Mississippi Delta
W. J. Patterson
Sunflower
W. I. Upchurch
Moorehead
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
FDP
Patterson
Otis Brown Jr
Moorhead
Uphearch
James Lee Douglas
Sunflower County
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
New York City
Committee For Free Eelections
Delta
Disappearing Act At Chicago Magicians Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Nat Batko and neighbor Mrs Ida Ward attended a Magicians club dinner Saturday night in Chicago. Sunday they reported to police that upon returning home they found cash, jewels and furs worth a total of 13000 missing from their apartments.
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Chicago
Nat Batko
Ida Ward
Magicians Club
Daily News Advertising and Mail Rates
The Daily News outlines subscription options and rates for Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties. Carrier 40c a week, mail options from $10 per year to $12 outside the area, with regional eligibility and delivery boundaries listed.
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Daily News
United Press International
Citizens News Co, Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
U.P. News
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
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Greeneville, Tenn
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Biattine Aames
Suzanne Pleshettr
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Nancy Kwan
Middleshoro Hospital
Chinie
aMrete
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Nellie M. Jackson
Patricia Russell
Brenda Sanders
Jeanette Smith
Audie Sanders
Clairfield
Wiliam E. Davis
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Kenneth Spangler
Bell County Records
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