Officials See U.S.-Russian Agreement on Talks Limit
UPI reports officials foresee limits on talks to inspect a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev signals willingness to join talks by technicians, but only if discussions focus on a ban and if no sleeper provisions arise. Dulles called Khrushchev’s letter gratifying and progress toward disarmament dialogue, though no optimism.
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Whoiam Galbraith
Ament
United Press State
Washington
Ameri
Russie United States
United States
Pacific
Nikita, Khushchev
Ilsunhower
Russia
Hussia
Railsplitters Clinch VSAC Division With 14-7 Victory
Lincoln Memorial University Railsplitters routed Milligan 14 to 7 to clinch the Eastern Division title in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference. Ron Cronan led LMU with a triple, a double and two singles in five at bats, as LMU assembled 16 hits. Fulchler started on the mound for the win, while teammates Vaughn, Fulchler, Phagan, White and Fallon collected two hits each. The victory ensures LMU meets the Western winner in a three game set likely next weekend.
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Ron Cronan
Lincoln Memorial University
Milligan
LMU
Volunteer State Athletic Conference
Railsplitters
Cronan
Blue
Gray
Vaughn
Fulchler
Phagan
White
Fallon
Whiting
EMU
SMU
Carsin-Newman
Jefferson City
Middlesboro Men Witness Prestonsburg Flood Evacuations
Local men Carl Partin and Serbert Contany arrived in Prestonsburg amid widespread flooding last week. They observed residents evacuating homes and moving furniture upstairs as water covered streets and roofs. Guards and Red Cross aided the response, and tasks included securing highways and coordinating shelter.
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Middlesboro
Prestonsburg
Carl Partin
Route 1
Middlesbore
Serbert Contany
Exeter Avertue
Paintsville
Coatney
Nations Guard
Rea Cross
Ainglesiare
Nixon in Venezuela reaches Caracas amid high security
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived from Bogota in Caracas amid warnings of communist threats and plans to assassinate him. Venezuelan authorities imposed extreme security as a crowd of about 1,600 gathered at the airport, while Nixon’s aides downplayed the danger and affirmed no change to his schedule.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Ricard M. Nixon
Bogota
Canacas
Richard MC
Niven Ardy
Giana
E.D.T
Wold
William Key
Nixon
Flelifger
Washington
Prosper Lo
Former judge candidate accuses rival of illegal salary payments
Frankfort report says Beverly M. Vincent of Brownsville claims Judge Sims of Pawling Green received 59,000 annually under an increased pay plan and that a 1953 change boosted salaries. Vincent alleges Sims accepted raises during his term, violating Kentucky law and costing taxpayers. The letter targets Judge Porter Sims and details disputed payments totaling around ten thousand dollars.
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Sims
Tas
Sima
Hospital Notes From Middleshore Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list multiple dismissals with names from various towns, admissions including Ernestine Worthington and Horton, and a birth for Billy Jones. The record also shows repeated entries of dismissals, admissions, and a birth, with locations including Tazewell and Dunbar and several cities.
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Ernestine Worthington
John Horton
Tazewell
Alene Gilbert
Dunbar
Billy Jones
Fonde
Cid
Middlesboro High Teachers Visit Hospital Part of Week
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital hosted Middlesboro High School teachers during National Hospital Week theme Careers That Cent. Health Careers Committee briefed on medical technology radiology therapy nursing and pharmacy roles while outlining steps for students to enter technical hospital fields with possible department observation days.
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National Hospital Week
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Taui
Middlesboro
Cowry
Watchdog Body Sought Under Foreign Aid Plan
Washington D C March 10 AP The acting chairman Thomas E B Morgan of the foreign affairs committee said a watchdog subcommittee may be created later this spring after the foreign aid bill clears. The panel faces a bid to slash military aid by about 30 percent of the 3.6 billion dollar program amid House debate and amendments. House leaders meanwhile cut the administration goal already to 339 million dollars in military aid with further proposed cuts and strict accounting for counterpart funds used by members overseas.
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Washington
Actin
Thomas EB. Mogan
Anlllee
U.S
Congression
Ile
Morgan
Ise
Eisenhower
Alvin Bentley
Rmich
E. Ross Adair
R-Iowal
William A. Dawson
St. Utah
Congress
Hong Foy
House
Eisenhower Confident On Defense Reorganization Fight
President Eisenhower, facing a tough battle in Congress, is confident he can win approval for his defense reorganization plan along with foreign aid and reciprocal trade measures. White House sources say he has written letters and spoken with lawmakers to build support, and he has enlisted Chairman Clarence Cannon after Cannon expressed strong GOP backing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
United Press
Mmiong
Ile
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
WMIK Plans Rink Dance for National Radio Month
WMIK will broadcast a five hour rink dance from Joyland Skating Rink on Saturday May 17 from 2 to 4 PM. Teens from the TriState area are invited to attend. Prizes include ten dollars for first place and cash to second place winners. Door prizes and records for attendees are planned. A talent contest with Pet Milk Co and the Grand Ole Opry is also promoted with entry blanks available through the state agents and due by May 23. A second National Radio Month feature will be the Ken tucky Mountain Laurel Festival broadcast from Pineville on May 23.
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WMIK
Joyland Skating Rink
TriState
Danters
Allill
WAIK
Pet Milk Company
Grand Ole Opry
Thi
Pineville
Chamber Leaders Highlight Community Progress and Growth
The Middlesboro Chamber praised local work as key to strengthening the town, stressing hopeful prospects if individual effort and conditions remain strong. Johnston’s remarks linked future generations programs to broad opportunities, as officials from surrounding chambers and industries attended and represented the region.
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Johnston
Middlesboro Chamber
J. Reams
M. K
del Reisinger
Chamber
Obituary notices for Jake Sowders and Anna Warren McKay
Jake Sowders of Celina Ohio dies at 86. Survived by sons Grant Pate and others. funeral at Cawood Funeral Home with burial in Hensley Cemetery. Anna Warren McKay dies at 88 in Newport Kentucky. Service at Durham Funeral Home Chapel in Pikeville with burial in Pineville T. G. O. Cemetery. survived by brother Willian Warren and several nieces and a nephew.
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Jake Sowders
Celina
Ohio
Fate
Polly Davis Sowders
Fone
Middlesboro
Cawood Funeral Home
Sos
Grant Sowers
Covington
Pate Sawders
Zion
Claude
Jake Sawders
Bil Sawders
Tolaco
Car Sourders
Lancaster
Anna Warten
Anna Warren McKay
Allie Messer
Newport Ky
Alice Messer
Newport
John Baker
Aviay
Arthur Davis
Leonard Fewwards
Balkan
Luda Smith
Mills
M. C. Waren
Arjay
Gunmen Burn Famed Café In Chicago Area
Two gunmen in rubber masks herded seven employees of Allgauer's Fireside Restaurant into a washroom and set it afire to ruin the place. Fire officials estimate damages at 750000 dollars, owner Gus Allbauer quotes losses near one million. The blaze damaged the famed Midwest restaurant near Lincolnwood.
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Chicago
Allgauer
Midwest
Bat Gus All- Bauer
Five Firms Deny Price Fix Monopolizing Salk Vaccine
Indictments allege five drug companies Eli Lilly Allied Laboratories American Home Parke Davis Merck fixed prices and controlled Salk polio vaccine production from 1955 to 1957. Spokesmen called charges nonsense and noted stock drops followed the indictment. States firms produced 205 million shots worth 125 million dollars as sole U.S. producers during the period.
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Trenton
Moarday
Redeca
Dary
Alle
el -Lilly & Co
Mindianapolis
Ind
Allied Laboratories, Inc
Kansas City
Americak Hane Products Corp
New York
Merck & Co
Rah Way
Parke Davis & Co
Detroit
Mic
New York Stock Exchange
Parke Davis
Vie
United States
Eugene Beesley
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
James ‘T. Cahill
Allied Laboratories
Salt In Kansas
Civ
iWyet
American Home Products
Radnor
American Medicing
Blades
Jos 'T. Connor
of & Co
Dr Walker Opens Offices In Ual Ant-Crivan Building
Dr Walker MD opens offices at 225 Cumberland Avenue in the Ual Ant-Crivan Association Building with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 on select days. He also will see patients at Clear Fork Community Clinic Valley Creek Tenn 1 to 12 Thursday and 2 to 5 except Tuesday and Saturday. Walker, a native of Thomas County Ga, earned his BS in 1938 and MD in 1941 at Emory. He interned at Macon Hospital and served as battalion surgeon with the 31st Infantry in the Southwest Pacific during World War II. He previously practiced in Clarksville Ga for 12 years and now resides at 2624 Toumbenand Avenue Shimmy Ginsburg Apartments.
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Dyd. le Walker MD
Ual Ant- Crivan W
Cumberland Avenue
Clear Fork
Valley Creek
Tenn
Dr. Walker
Thomas County
Georgia
Emory University
Macon Hospital
Macon
31St Infantry Division
Southwest Pacific
Shimmy Ginsburg
Toumbenand Avenue
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Pineville Jaycer
Pineville Junior Chamber of Commerce
J.C. Chandler
4. R. Gwens
Dan Stewart Jr
Jim Brittain
Bark Row
James B. Croley
Duncan Asher
Trial Wee Ovens
Jimmy Pursifel
A. L. Walters Jr
Robert Prouka
David Asher
Charlie Goon
Leo Taylor
Webb P
Totels
Tre Williams
Arrowood
Taylor
Fulwiler
Pha Ran
Cole
Webb
McKamey
SB White
Yon
Paw’ Whlegal
Middleshore Memorial Hospital
Grace Shaefer
City
Sue Fortner
Jonesville
Grace Bowlin
Newcomb
Wilfian
Middlesbar Hospital
Uitteig
Watts
Tip Payne
Uber Martin
Stanley Hatfield
iMrs
J. E. Massengill
Harrogete
R. C. Burnett
Sharp's Chapel
J. B. Estridge
Tars Royale Airs
Carson England and Son
Tazewel
Glen Marcum
Rose Hill
Yueh Leach
EiGl Long
Leonard Harris
Giy
U.S. Ix Loon Corps
Thaddeus C. Lowe
Mea Lhe
Nsurance Agency
Jack Jenkins Bers
Daily News
GET &T
Lee's
NEW Legion
HOMBE
Dewey Guy
Derway
American Legion
Salisbury Avenue
Wark
Foxhole
Walker
Dr. J. L
Waukee
TN Tecienicolon
WE Estuer Williams
George Nader
Barton Furniture Co
George Shaffner
THE
Roy Brown
Phone May
William Bishop
Oataleen Crowley
Korea
Manring Theatre
Alay
Young Lions
Marton Brando
Montgomery Clift
Dean Martin
Manking
Eanes
Ste
Corin Staley
Thrili
Kenneth Spangler
Callison
Wheaton VA ‘ Lines
Fulton-McKinney Funeral Home
Mdlesboro
Kentucky
Powell Valley
Citizens Bank Harrogate
Tazewell and
Warrogate
Tennessee
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